The Stranger's Brendan Kiley talks with Oluo about his life, words, and music:
As a title, Now I'm Fine does a lot of heavy lifting. It implies an ordeal, lets you know it's in the past, and even tells you how it ended—from setup to spoiler in three short words.

Vocalist, performance artist, and poet okanomodé is the lyricist/vocalist for Now I'm Fine. An amazing performer and angelic vocalist in his own right, okanomodé is also a frequent and in-demand collaborator with other artists in Seattle. Learn more about the artist and listen/see his work here.

Josh Rawlings is a Seattle-based pianist, keyboardist, composer, vocalist, and expert Fender Rhodes player. A jazz-based musician, he plays in several different groups as well as being an in-demand session player and teacher. One of Rawlings' many projects is the garage-jazz band Industrial Revelation, who recently won the 2014 Stranger Genius award. 

OtB heads to the Streamline Tavern to interview Ahamefule Oluo and Frank Boyd, two artists working with Jazz and Theater at On the Boards this season. In this clip Aham talks about why he loves his work as an artist.

READ MORE ABOUT AHAM'S WORK Now I'm Fine

READ MORE ABOUT FRANK'S WORK The Holler Sessions

Journalist/saxophonist Steve Griggs profiles drummer D'Vonne Lewis at Earshot.org:

Ahamefule Oluo and kplu.org's Florangela Davila break it down on kplu's blog:

Seattle Magazine's Brangien Davis talks to Oluo about his upcoming performance: