Arts & Culture

New Bushwick Web Series Highlighting Gentrification Is Now Streaming

“We want to give a voice to people from Halsey down to Aberdeen.”

By Andrew Karpan

July 24, 2019 · 3 min read

Arts & Culture

New Bushwick Web Series Highlighting Gentrification Is Now Streaming

“We want to give a voice to people from Halsey down to Aberdeen.”

Andrew Karpan July 24, 2019Jul 24, 2019 · 3 min read

A new show “Somewhere in Bushwick” had its second episode go live on YouTube this past Friday. It’s a humble, 10-minute vision of a local trio: David and Jose Rodriguez, brothers who are Bushwick born and raised, along with Brian Stone, a transplant from the suburbs of New Jersey.

In the show, David and Jose play streetsmart wits who muse and brood in the guise of a budding rapper and his budding manager respectively. As David tells Bushwick Daily…

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