DJ Moonbaby's in-depth Buzzin' interview with Robert Glasper during GRAMMY Week 2015 explores his many forms of differentiation as an artist. He explains the origins and differences in his work as the Robert Glasper Trio and the Robert Glasper Experiment, and confides that his work with Bilal goes back to when they met on the first day of college. Having grown from R&B into a full-fledged interpreter of today's jazz, he discusses experimenting with gospel and his first time scoring a film — Miles Ahead for which Robert Glasper won his third GRAMMY, in this instance for Best Compilation Soundtrack For Visual Media. Confessing that he wants to win a GRAMMY in every genre, it is his creative desire to reach into different styles driving him, but he's off to a nice start.

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