“I WOULD LIKE TO ACHIEVE AND PRODUCE TIMELESS MUSIC”
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Where are you from?
“South bend, IN”
What inspired you to pursue a career in music, and when did you realize that music was your passion?
“I really didn't know that I had a passion for music honestly. At the high school I went to there were guys rapping, and that was new for me to see. One day I decided to write a rap, and I recited to my friend that was rapping. Alexander Aperture was responsible for lighting a fire in me, when he told me my rap didn't rhyme.”
Can you describe your creative process and how you go about writing and producing your music?
“I don't really have a process to be honest, I tend to just go with the flow. If it sounds good when I'm done, then I count that as a win!”
What are some of the key themes or messages that you try to convey through your music, and how do you hope your audience will connect with them?
“I try to connect with my audience, by just staying original as possible, and hope that they appreciate it!”
How do you stay inspired and motivated to create new music, and what are some of the biggest challenges you face as an artist?
“I stay inspired by using different methods. My challenges are getting stuck and not knowing if I should add more sounds or just be done with the beat.”
Can you talk about some of your most memorable experiences performing live, and how your approach to live performances has evolved over time?
“I was rapping some years ago. I love being on stage and the crowd treating you like you are somebody that was dope. But I haven't recorded music in a while now.”
What advice would you give to aspiring musicians who are just starting out, and what lessons have you learned throughout your career that you wish you had known earlier?
“Grind hard and study the information you will need to help you move smoothly through the music industry!”
How has the music industry changed since you first started out, and how have you adapted to these changes as an artist?
“The industry went from physical copies of music, to now DSPs! My first body of work was put out on DSPs. I produced thirteen songs for someone named Blooregard Speckz! I feel like the change has made it easier to put music in front of people, with sharing and sending links!”
What do you hope to achieve through your music, and what legacy do you hope to leave behind for future generations of musicians and fans?
“I would like to achieve and produce timeless music. The legacy that I would like to leave, I haven't considered that yet. I would like to get my feet wet first and get a song playing nationally before I come up with an answer for that.”