The producer and singer from Los Angeles is attracting attention. There’s a place in California that’s always warm and cloudy. It’s both beautiful and dirty. Refined and raw. It can be as sensual and inviting as a James Turrell designed room, as brightly intricate and layered as a Murakami painting, or as bare and thought-provoking as a Daniel Arsham sculpture. It is in this metaphysical space that you will often find Sunni Colón meditating. Inside this complex space, Sunni Colón Thierry Tetsu, or Kayce (if you know him like that) receives inspiration for the melodies and words that have his