The sky’s weeping like a new widow, and Waterflow‘s listening to the soft, steady heartbeat of the whispering rain.
There’s a leak in the lobby of the Long Island City Art Center, where the up-and-coming rapper/hip-hop artist has his recording studio, and the water’s followed him, forming a shiny circle around his storm-cloud grey and black sneakers.
“Rain is wonderful,” says Waterflow, a big, broad boy of a man with bright black eyes. “All my life, I’ve…
