Motown’s musical revival is on the horizon and Dusty McFly embodies the spirit of Detroit’s artistic youth movement. Dusty exemplifies and innovates an aspect of Detroit popular culture that the world has not yet seen. His debut album Buffies and Benihana’s bought listeners on a raw journey throughout the Motor City. Dusty has become an integral part of Detroit’s unique language pioneering catch phrases such as, “I’m out here!” “Scum,” “Fleez”. Raised by his mother and grandmother who gave him the nickname “Dusty” because of his light brown hair, he learned what it means to be a man in the city. Driven by his love for Detroit, Dusty’s artistry stays true to its roots. Dusty McFly’s music is an unapologetic reflection of the harsh realities that exist in Detroit, Michigan and other disenfranchised communities across the country. Dusty McFly’s music is a soundtrack to the city; it’s a celebration for those who were fortunate enough to overcome the social ills of their immediate environment, and a cry from the youth who have succumbed to it. Dusty McFly’s music is about making audiences aware of this lifestyle and reality. “ I make music to raise awareness of the environment in which we live in. He goes on, “Detroit has hustlers, entrepreneurs, and educated individuals. We can succeed anywhere. No one outside of Detroit knows that or understands us. I want the industry and people to know that we are capable of any and everything we choose to do. My music embodies that and more.