Blog | Carlos Andrés Gómez

Catch me on a digital billboard in downtown Atlanta!

If you’re in Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta, come say hi and send me your selfie with my digital billboard!

A dear friend just sent me this (had no idea where mine was until just now). I love that Waffle House is right behind me.

When I moved to the ATL three years ago, it was so important to me to connect with other artists. I cherish the friendships and community I’ve found with Next Atlanta.

Community and connection have always been central to my relationship to the artistic process. For me, it’s never been solitary.

I’m just so grateful to partner with Faith Carmichael and @NEXTAtlanta as part of #TheNEXTMovement – collaborating with iconic Atlanta artists and @MARTA_Artbound to bring powerful art to MARTA stations near you.

@MARTA_explorers

Photo by @SteveWest

“Volta” is here.

I have never been more proud of anything I’ve created as an artist—it is finally here: Volta

In collaboration with two of the most brilliant creative minds I’ve encountered: Brent Shuttleworth & Joe West. Mastered by Ted Jensen.

Each album, each track, our goal is the same: to create something timeless that alters the trajectory of the artistic forms the three of us have spent our lives perfecting.

4 ways you can support the album right now:

1) Stream Volta on your favorite platform.

2) Favorite the songs & add them to your playlists.

3) Use songs in your stories/reels on social media & tag me.

4) Join us (or spread the word about) Tuesday, Oct. 4th at 7pm for our NYC Album Release Show at Rockwood Music Hall (For tickets, CLICK HERE)

*** Listen to Volta HERE

With love & gratitude,

Carlos

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My poem, “Sunshowers,” is featured by Georgia Poetry in the Parks

“Sunshowers” is inspired by those endless afternoons during the pandemic with my kids in the summer of 2020—relishing each ray of stubborn light through the rain.

ATL folks, you can see these yourself in Glenlake Park in Decatur (entrance at the end of the parking lot off Church Street).

Scroll down for poems by Jericho Brown, Adrienne Su, & James Davis May.

Big thanks to Chelsea Rathburn, Georgia Center for the Book at DCPL, & @gapoetryintheparks for including me in #GApoetryintheparks.

For more on Georgia Poetry in the Parks, click here.