CT-based Gen Z trailblazers: Musician ericdoa, K-pop dance crew SEOULAR, and designer MINIPNG

This hour, we’re concentrating on Gen Z’s influence on arts and society.

Eric George Lopez, or ericdoa, has actually been called the “face of hyperpop,” a more recent songs style substantiated of 2000s digital songs. But in lots of methods, the “genre-bending” up-and- coming musician resists classification. He reviews his childhood in Connecticut, exactly how he created his noise and what makes Gen Z distinctively effective in the arts.

Later in the hour, we highlight SEOULAR, a K-pop dance crew at University of Connecticut, component of KCONN, the school’ K-pop club. KCONN President Gina Tran and Vice President Alan Tran join us.

Plus, Eiress Hammond is the proprietor of MINIPNG, a New Haven service including her styles along with up-and- coming makers. She joins us to review her objective of “sustainability and individuality.”

How is Gen Z moving borders or affecting arts and …