Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist PhatBoy/ MR OG.
How did you decide to become an artist?
PhatBoy/ MR OG: My cousin was signed with Atlantic records and he took me on a nationwide tour all over America and that is what inspired me to be an artist.
The best advice I have got as an artist is to never give up and stay true to the game.
What about concerts? Do you play live?
I have played live In Norway, America, Danmark and in London.
Featured artist: Chiino Reloaded – The ReUp Vol.2 Coming Soon…
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Chiino Reloaded.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Chiino Reloaded: I was born into a musical family, Its in my DNA. It was pass down by many greats that came before me.
The best advise i receive from someone was to let my guard down and take a different approach at music, such as change my style up. And I can honestly say it played a major role in my career.
What about concerts? Do you play live?
Yes, I only perform a venues I get booked for in advance, or i may be putting together a release party for promotion.
Best punchline you ever wrote?
I need 50 bands on a slow day, I might cut that white girl up like OJ
Featured artist: Chiino Reloaded – The ReUp Vol.2 Coming Soon…
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Chiino Reloaded.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Chiino Reloaded: I was born into a musical family, Its in my DNA. It was pass down by many greats that came before me.
The best advise i receive from someone was to let my guard down and take a different approach at music, such as change my style up. And I can honestly say it played a major role in my career.
What about concerts? Do you play live?
Yes, I only perform a venues I get booked for in advance, or i may be putting together a release party for promotion.
Best punchline you ever wrote?
I need 50 bands on a slow day, I might cut that white girl up like OJ
Featured artist: Kwall – Imma a make it no matter what
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Kwall.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Kwall: Feedback from friends that my music was dope or that it had potential, came froem a family of musicains, drum lessons when i was young, got really good, I am just a natural at music, started rapping about 6 years ago after spending years playing drums making beats with my synth and gutair, went to jail for a little over two years but didnt write much, I got in shit again was put on house arrest so I spent the last 8 months perfecting my styles and sounds. Im unique I can sing half decent and I pretty much freestyle full albums in one shot off the top of my head, I am now working really hard at organizing and writing, I have over 350 songs Ive made in the last 8 months I do this shit eveyday and I wanna use my power Im gaining to change what I can about the fuck up world we live in.
dont ever put all your cards on the table less is more and just relax man you got this no matter what r know Idea how good u are do you?
What about concerts? Do you play live?
Ive been doing facebook live shows for my friends andv shit, but this is fairly recent not alot of people even those close to me have any clue what I can do, Im very patient, I am very comfortable performing infront of people when I am confident It sounds good, my dad is a sound engineer and I been around the industry my whole life. But im a redneck at heart as well wild country boy/rapper rare.
Featured artist: Yehtrow lyn – Alabama hip hop artist yehtrow lyn talks new album release , playing live shows and major label deal
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Yehtrow lyn.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Yehtrow lyn: I actually started songwriting when in jr high school being the awkward and shy kid i was in met sky McCloud a fellow artist whos more of a brother then anything now he showed me lyrics he had been writing and I instantly becomes obsessed with it then I started writing and recording myself
I'd say the best advice I was ever given was to be myself and never copy anybody and that being unique would get me further then anything ,stay consistent and persistent a no doesn't mean its over because nothing worth having comes overnight
What about concerts? Do you play live?
I don't play live that often do to the lack of venues that are available for my style of music where I live but when I do get a chance to hit the stage it always wonderful and great time relocating is a definite possibility
Best punchline you ever wrote?
Bitch I came to wreck it like Ralph,keep thoughts to yourself,been after the belt from the sound of the bell what's that smell is that bitch in the air must be from you I ain't coming from here
Featured artist: Lil Romi and Quezzy – OTS the Collective
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Lil Romi and Quezzy.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Lil Romi and Quezzy: we have been listening to different types of music our whole lives but we started making music around october 2016 and started taking it seriously around Feb 2017
always stay true to your self and focus on your sound before doing any content with other artist
What about concerts? Do you play live?
we haven't had the chance to do a concert but we are planning on doing that soon
Featured artist: King Jalaw – King Jalaw from START to END
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist King Jalaw.
How did you decide to become an artist?
King Jalaw: I always used to sing and dance as a little kid. My older brother 35 Juany sang everywhere he went so I would follow suit. After later hearing his first CD I wanted to become a rapper and performer. I started writing for a few years then met some friends who wanted to make music too. We would get good feed back from classmates and audiences at performances so we invested any money we could get into equipment and then slowly taught ourselves how to record, edit vocals, then eventually produce beats too.
The best advice given to me as an artist was to keep writing. People always complimented how well I put words together and the way they flow. By always constantly working on that I was introduced to other opportunities and portions of music I fell in love with. By never settling for nothing but my best when I write I seem to impress most of the people introduced to my music. And without always focusing so hard on song writing structure and flows I would have never started producing my own compositions to perfectly compliment lyrics and flows.
What about concerts? Do you play live?
I'm currently doing weekly live performances at local clubs and open mics in Ohio.
Best punchline you ever wrote?
Passing new policies stealing a lot of cheese we don't have time for apologizes, giving them quantity saying it's quality that really sound like monopoly.
Featured artist: Wx – Wx's New Single "Newport Shorts" Shows Promise
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Wx.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Wx: I have always loved music. I started songwriting in early high school and fell in love with it. After I showed a few of my songs to friends I gained some confidence and have been building on that ever since.
"Just play." Don't get caught up in making everything perfect and convincing everyone that you're great. Just keep making the music that you love.
What about concerts? Do you play live?
Occasionally, but more for acoustic shows. Hip-hop has always been something I've loved but I've only recently gotten serious about actually writing hip-hop/rap songs.
Best punchline you ever wrote?
If you're music doesn't make people feel something you're not making music, just radio static.
Featured artist: supreeme allah – Supreme gives back!
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist supreeme allah.
How did you decide to become an artist?
supreeme allah: well i started messing with turntables around eight years old. then once i realized i could recotd threw the mic onto my tape deck, i started making litttle songs/ i became the d.j. for my boy Bonyea Shine whose out the bronx. over the years, i got more into rhyming then d/j/ ing so here i am today.
i was taught not to listen to my favorite artist while making an album. because it will seap into my delivery
What about concerts? Do you play live?
oh yeah. i've done shows in connecticut, boston, springfield, virginia, and northampton.
Best punchline you ever wrote?
snaps necks/ how hard i lean on the bassline/ watching m.c.'s cop jacobs just to waste time
Featured artist: Yancy El Jeffe – YancyElJeffe your favorite rapper favorites trapperout of Cincinnati Ohio
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist Yancy El Jeffe.
How did you decide to become an artist?
Yancy El Jeffe: I caught a case and was like fuck this shit. Lawyers and shit coming to the scene all this shit fuck 12 rats and snakes. Anyways I dropped the scale and picked up a mic. I can’t sell dope no more so I’m a just rap about the shit I use to do and my record speaks for itself not bragging it was dumb. I got a college education and shit.
Enuf ain’t enough
What about concerts? Do you play live?
Yes I’m bringing bubba Sparx to Cincinnati on March 3 2018 to the mad frog in Cincinnati Ohio with Los ghost also I might perform myself too. Maybe lol.
Featured artist: AL-B Beat The Beat UP! – The Art of an Audio Engineer
Below is a short interview with the upcoming underground artist AL-B Beat The Beat UP!.
How did you decide to become an artist?
AL-B Beat The Beat UP!: I've always wanted to be a music producer. I've always enjoyed music but I didn't understand that I wanted to own a music studio until I was in high school
Failure is actually an option if your hustle doesn't match your dream & networking is the key to the industry.
What about concerts? Do you play live?
No but I create Vlog's and snapchat videos of my beat production live.
