'The industry hasn't come here and embraced the scene here,' says DNA Picasso. 'It's valuable, but really, it's untapped gold.'
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In his story, love — and the acts of choosing to love and accepting love — is an undeniable throughline that leads to the often-incomprehensible idea of destiny. Because in DNA Picasso's universe, the stars seemed to align perfectly...and against all odds.from his initials and chose Picasso to round out his name."I wanted to figure out how to describe myself, and I liked Pablo Picasso's versatility," he explains,"whether it be a portrait or abstract.
He has a good memory, though."There's this rooftop that we used to go to; sometimes they had flowers on it, and we used to play up there. And there was this smell," he recalls, as if reading from a passage from Marcel Proust's."I don't know if it was the smell of those flowers or just the air in New York at the time, but I just gravitated toward that spot. I wanted to be outside.
Frustrated, he decided to leave school, return to Denver and pursue a career in rapping, for which he had recently discovered a talent. One of his friends, Nate Maloley, was also into the art form under the moniker SK8, and was"projected into stardom," DNA recalls."He signed with Wiz Khalifa. But I thought my journey was going to go like his, so I ended up leaving school and came home. Everybody thought I was crazy.
Then the pandemic hit. While there were no clubs to work at, there was music to be made. Before that, DNA had mainly released singles and then albums in 2018 and 2019."In 2020, I ended up dropping an album calledOne of the recent themes in his music has been"love," he says."Not only talking about being in love, but also feeling like I'm good enough to be loved."
As they learned more about each other, so many coincidences began piling up that they no longer seemed like coincidences; it was more like everything — from what their ancestors did up to their own lived experiences — was conspiring to pull them together."When it comes to compatibility, we are, in the stars, a perfect match," DNA says."That's my person.”
The quest to find DNA's mother took the couple a year; relatives they connected with said she had been missing for a long time. Through someone who worked at Medicaid, DNA discovered that his mother, who is around 59 years old, was living in an adult home. He and Christina visited her, and returned for the third time this year.
“In an effort to just have high-level curation, I feel like these designers really, really do represent what good fashion truly looks like,” says DNA. “And it helps set a bar.” He wants it to be a one-stop shop for resources, with a directory for artists, writers, producers, studios and more. “We want to be Colorado’s number-one advocacy and programming organization for the music industry,” he adds.
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