Damin Tyler began his new era in June by releasing breezy new summer song about gay love called "Real Man."
The song presents a wholesome, wistful experience of young love that makes no effort to obfuscate for the benefit of uptight straight audiences.
Andrew and Dominique discuss the progress that "Real Man" represents, and why the mainstream needs exposure to more artwork that is both by and for the LGBTQ+ community.
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