But the highly-anticipated second season of the Emmy-winning FX comedy, officially titled Atlanta Robbin’ Season (more on that later), finally has a premiere date of March 1. And because the return is right around the corner, the multi-hyphenate (Seriously, not only does he star in the series he created, but he is also credited as executive producer, director, writer and executive music producer. Whew.) and his co-stars were on hand during FX’s day at the 2018 TCA Winter Press Tour to give the world some insight into what it’s like to return to something that was so rapturously received the first time around, as well as what to expect once it’s back.
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Now, before you start thinking that Earn, Van (Zazie Beets), Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry) and the rest of the gang are going to suddenly get animated or spend some time with some animals or something like that (though, with this show, that might still be possible), Donald’s brother Stephen Glover, who writes and serves as executive producer on Atlanta, explained how that early ’90s animated classic truly inspired this new batch of episodes.
“You enjoy them more when they’re all together, but you also enjoy them in little bit,” Donald added.
As for the interesting new title, Stephen also kindly explained to the room what it was all about. “Robbin’ Season, for most of you that don’t know, is a time in Atlanta before Christmastime and New Year’s, but it’s basically a bunch of crime happens in the city because people have their Christmas gifts,” he said. “It’s just a time where robberies go up, like all times…It’s just a very tense and desperate time, so we kind of wanted to make that the backdrop of the season…Robbin’ Season’s kind of a metaphor for all of our characters.”
“At one point you talked about how last season, the ‘B.A.M.’ episode was sort of the anomaly or the one that completely unboxed what the TV format could be and you saying, ‘We can’t do another one like that,'” Zazie added. “So, like, not copying yourself.”
Something tells us that for the endlessly creative artist at the helm, not copying himself shouldn’t be much of a problem.
Atlanta Robbin’ Season kicks off on Thursday, March 1 at 10 p.m. on FX.
Avohee Avoher doesn’t just release a track with “La Noche Resonaba”—he unleashes a nocturnal experience that feels engineered for the pulse of the world’s most electric dancefloors. From the first beat, there’s a hypnotic tension that builds like a slow-burning seduction, drawing listeners into a sonic landscape that is equal parts cinematic score and underground club ritual. This is not passive listening—it’s immersion.
What elevates the track is its architectural precision. The analogue synth lines don’t merely drive the rhythm—they breathe, expand, and coil around the listener with almost theatrical intention. Each drop lands with authority, not chaos, proving Avoher understands restraint just as much as release. The bilingual vocals add an exotic mystique, floating between languages like whispers in a dimly lit room, giving the track a global, almost spiritual identity.
There’s also something undeniably grand about the composition. You can hear the classical discipline in its structure—the rise and fall, the emotional pacing, the deliberate layering. It’s EDM with intellect, sensuality, and scale. “La Noche Resonaba” feels as comfortable in a dark Ibiza club at 3 AM as it does on a massive festival stage, arms raised, lights exploding, bodies moving in unison.
This is a statement record. Avohee Avoher isn’t chasing trends—he’s crafting moments. And in a genre often driven by repetition, this track stands out as something far more refined, far more cinematic, and far more unforgettable.
Párrafo en Español:
“La Noche Resonaba” es una obra envolvente que captura la esencia de la noche con una intensidad casi hipnótica. La fusión de sonidos electrónicos con una estructura cuidadosamente elaborada crea una experiencia sensorial profunda, donde cada ritmo y cada voz transportan al oyente a un mundo misterioso y seductor. Avohee Avoher demuestra una maestría excepcional al combinar lo clásico con lo moderno, logrando un tema que no solo se escucha, sino que se siente en cada latido.
Watch the official music video here:
https://youtu.be/0A0NL7ebTu8?si=ZiSrYUbxR95bsTqG
Official site:
https://www.avohee.com
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