A pitched-down doo wop sample adds a sorrowful air to each beat of the 808 drum as he repeatedly intones the title, as if to cleanse himself of all the excess in his life. Yes, the premise of 21 Savage's biggest single to date is how wealth comes with no shortage of problems, but it is also about how no amount of money or fame can remove a target from your back. Its narrative is grand, inspired by the story of a real DACA recipient-turned-activist woven together with allusions to the biblical Moses, and ultimately challenges us all to face what these family separations mean: 'Is there room for love beneath the sun after all is said and done?' -Lauren Onkey It's a heart wrenching story of an immigrant family, separated and fearful. But 'The Dreamer' from the band's debut album - produced by Bela Fleck - is so moving and relevant and flat out useful for the times we live in that it upends any preconceptions about what bluegrass can contain. The resulting bilingual bluegrass is a reminder that the American south and its musical traditions has always been in dialogue with Latin and South American immigrants.

Joe Troop, the leader of Che Apalache, is a North Carolina native and a bluegrass musician whose wanderlust led him to Argentina, where he formed the band with three banjo players.

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