Keenan “Fisher Kay” Park’s previous works have all had a dark, brooding tone to them, but none have displayed such a literal internal battle between his conflicted alter egos as the new Eugene Sanders. With his latest project Fisher, Keenan, and Eugene all struggle for dominance in the mind of the teenage rapper.

The imagery on Eugene Sanders is extremely unrestrained as Fisher used his music as an outlet to escape a dour state. His purpose for expressing these thoughts on wax can easily be misunderstood, so FK connected with DZI: The Voice to breakdown a few tracks off the mixtape in the latest edition of Track Down.

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“Intro” (Skit)

Producer: Fisher Kay

Fisher Kay:

First off, I wanna just talk about the concept of the album. It’s all based around suicide. It’s a big war between all my alter egos. They’re all fighting each other. This doesn’t…