Artist Interviews
Interview with Rap Artist Trilltypefella MuzicNotez: What motivated you to start creating music? What age did you begin? Trilltypefella: I started around when I was 18 and listening to Tupac Biggie LL Cool J TI 8Ball MJG and Etc made me want to be one the hottest spitters MuzicNotez: Who were your musical influences, idols,
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MuzicNotez: What motivated you to start creating music? What age did you begin? PsyKotyk: Actually it’s kind of funny. I had dreamt of being a rapper since I was in Grade 3, I remember it like it was yesterday. Me and my bestfriend taking turns listening to either “The Eminem Show”, “Get Rich or Die
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MuzicNotez: What motivated you to start creating music? What age did you begin? Stoopid Swagg OG: I started rapping at 18/19 but what really got me started as a jit my great grandpa used to take me to Douglas in Memphis (bad hood) to get my hair cut and I like 7/8 or 9 and
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MuzicNotez: What motivated you to start creating music? What age did you begin? Scott Bro’s Ent. Inc.: What motivated Scott Brothers to do music is at an early age listening to Hip Hop Artist and neighborhood peers. Facebook.com/bryhem.scott.35 Facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087603403199 MuzicNotez: Who were your musical influences, idols, or bands growing up that have helped mold you
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MuzicNotez: It’s time for our monthly check in! What’s new since we last talked? Hennizi Da Don: TRYING TO RELEASE MORE MUSIC SEARCHING FOR NEW RECORD DEALS IN MUSIC STILL TAKING THE GAME TO IN THIS EAST / WEST WAR I DEVELOPED A MORE BETTER CLASSIC I MADE HIM EXPOSE WHO HE IS AND WHY
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MuzicNotez: What motivated you to start creating music? What age did you begin? ACTHEKiDFROMSPACE: Hi, thanks for having me today. I have always been a huge fan of a large genre of music. Since a young age I was exposed to all kinds of music from afrobeats, to trap to even old school rock. My
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MuzicNotez: First off, it’s an honor to be doing this interview with you, thanks for taking the time to sit down with us. What motivated you to start creating music? What age did you begin? Gwendolen Hayes aka Pepsi-Blu: It stems from a deep passion-a desire for self expression or influence of music and experiences. It
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Facebook.com/bryhem.scott.35 Facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087603403199 Once again, we’re pushing new music by the Scott Brothers! This time, it’s a little different though. The new single is called ‘Extremist’ and they teamed up with Jadakiss to create this hard hitting track. Naturally, Jadakiss was somebody the Scott Brothers grew up admiring, so to do a track with him now
Band Interviews
MuzicNotez: First off, it’s an honor to be doing this interview with you, thanks for taking the time to sit down with us. Introduce yourselves, what are your names and roles in the group? Double Impact: We Appreciate you taking the time to Interview us. Double Impact consists of myself, Spencer Woods (Dilla) and Brian
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Facebook.com/bryhem.scott.35 Facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087603403199 We last spoke about the Scott Brothers Inc new single ‘World Gone Crazy 2’, but now we bring you ‘Love Hate Thing 2’. It’s been a very popular trend lately to release follow ups to singles like this. We’ve seen a lot of artists do volume 1, 2, 3 and more to singles
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Facebook.com/bryhem.scott.35 Facebook.com/mealz.gatez.9 The Scott Brothers Inc. have a new rap single out called ‘World Gone Crazy 2’. We have featured them a lot in our magazine, they release a lot of new music and it’s always good! The Scott Brothers are made up of Bryhem Scott, aka Huddy and Jamill Scott, aka Meal Gates. They’re
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Facebook.com/moneytraibandits Facebook.com/StonerKid85 Instagram: @Moneytrainbandit_kid MTR aka MoneyTrain Recording and SFE latest collaboration includes Bandit Kid, BoAbstractKing, Donna-Renae, DirtReid and Bandit Slim. The new Bandit Kid new rap single is called ‘Leave The Pain Behind’, which is catching fire already. Sometimes, a collaboration can become a power struggle and doesn’t work out so well. But in
