Santi White in the Soundcheck studios, May 3 2012

Santigold: Master of Make-Believe

Soundcheck | May 2, 2012

Five years ago, the songwriter and producer Santi White morphed into a hard-to-categorize pop artist called Santogold. Blog buzz and an acclaimed debut album followed. So did a problem with her stage name. Now recording as Santigold, White joins us to talk about her new album “Master of My Make-Believe.”

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