Sascha continued: “Lou, played by Malcolm Mays, starts to become more deeply involved in the music business, but of course, that also bumps up against the family business.
“Same time we have Unique was played by Joey Badass, who is trying to figure out how he can rebuild his business and his life after what happens at the end of the first season.”
When questioned about a potential time jump in season two, the showrunner added: “The plan is to stay within the timeline, we’re not going to make any giant leaps to 2000 or whatever.”
With the instalment still in production, a potential release has yet to be announced, but it’s likely season two will follow the first and be released in July.
Power Book III: Raising Kanan is available to stream on Starz.