BREIS interview

Exclusive interview with BREIS

Raptology: How did you come up with a stage name?BREIS: I remember rhyming over an ODB instrumental and the way I was flowing was just reminiscent of the breeze and it stuck. Later on I gave it a meaning, the original meaning being Bona fide Rhymes Exist In Self and the spelling changed to BREIS. I later changed it to Brother Reaching Each Inner Soul. https://www.instagram.com/p/CEECVS3A9jp/ Raptology: What tools do you find indispensable?BREIS: I'm trying to think of something outside of my phone but can't. My phone is my mobile…

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dutch 3times

Exclusive Interview with Dutch 3Times

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview aspiring rapper Dutch 3Times. What is your stage name and how did you come up with it?My stage name is Dutch 3Times. Simple answer would be that my friends called me "Dutch" growing up, because I was always known to keep some Dutch Masters around. A name that grew on to me as I begin rapping. Now the mystery is what does the "3Times" mean? First, guess one would awesome crime because I'm a black man; that being 3 felonies, 3 robberies,…

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MizGeneral

Exclusive Interview with MizGeneral

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview MizGeneral: How did you come up with a stage name? I always told people what to do and a general does that in the army so I call myself "MizGeneral". Where are you from?Bronx, NY. Where are you now?Florida. https://youtu.be/Y-BRcIvx8oY?si=bah-MDeZXCAj0UhW Who would you say inspired you the most, as an artist?2PAC he is very inspirational. He was trying to send out a message like how I try to send out a message in my music. What were your grades like at school?They…

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3isthemagic

Exclusive Interview with 3isthemagic

Raptology: How did you come up with a stage name?3isthemagic: I used to go by another name when I very first started putting music out but wanted to change it up with my rebranding. My favorite number is 3, I’m the III in my family line, and I’ve always like the saying good things come in 3s. I was going to go with 3isthemagicnumb but cut the ending to just end with magic. Raptology: Where are you from?3isthemagic: I was born and raised in Dallas, TX. I love my city…

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Khalif the Promoter

Exclusive interview with Khalif the Promoter

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview Khalif the Promoter: What is your legal nameTimerante Andreozzi.How did you come up with a professional name Khalif the Promoter?Khalif is a spiritual name to be honest. It has nothing to do with music. In 1995, a religious scholar that use to mentor me spoke to me about my name. After about 3 months of mentorship he revisited the topic about my name and said to me that I was a leader that he was told to inform me that I have…

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Yung Goony

Yung Goony is “Truly Committed” and it shows

Yung Goony is a young up and coming rapper hailing from Detroit and now calling Los Angeles his home. Goony is on the heels of his first release “Truly Committed” featuring close friend and collaborator J. Mouse off of his upcoming EP “Welcome Tha Goony”. Today we discuss with him about his inspiration behind his newest single, role models, his stage name and his work ethic in the rap game and where it comes from. Raptology: Your new single "Truly Committed" is a new vibe compared to what we've heard…

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Gak rapper

Exclusive interview with G@k

Raptology: How did you come up with a stage name?G@k: So my stage name is a nickname my Dad gave me when I was really little. It was actually my first “word”. My mom would call my dad at work when I was a little baby and would let me talk to him before I could actually talk, and I would just make sounds the whole time. But “Gak” was the closest thing to a word that I could get out. Ever since then he would always call me Gak,…

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Jae Gring

Interview with New York City Recording Artist Jae Grind

Jae Grind is a Hip-Hop recording artist making his way from The Bronx, New York. With 5-years of experience on his resume, the aspiring rapper is ready to solidify his name in 2023 by any means. Rap Olympus Media recently sat down with Jae Grind to discuss his ongoing music career and more. Let’s get right into it! https://open.spotify.com/album/3gcVgstGM7LJspAiVnoG2p?si=lClp90yoTryV6Kz4xLg5uA We just finished listening to your latest project, “Dust 2 Dust.” Can you tell us a little bit about it? “Dust 2 Dust” is a two-sided coin. At its core, it’s…

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Sick Minded Rapper

Interview with SM (Sick Minded)

Raptology: As an artist, what is the hardest part of what you do?SM: As an artist you have to constantly build relationships, consistently work and be awesome at 20 different jobs, sometimes it becomes exhausting trying to make content better then the previous always trying to maintain the highest spot. Raptology: Who or what was your influence on music?SM: As you know I've been in and out of trouble with the law since I was a kid. While being on prison this last time I did 7 yrs and built…

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30pc

Exclusive Interview with 30pc

30pc is an up-and-coming artist from Long Island who has been actively dropping tracks over the past year. He joined Raptology for an exclusive interview for some insight into his story and inspirations. Raptology: What is your stage name, and how did you come up with it? 30: 30pc. Few years back, I started giving out respect, and I began gettin tips for it. Thirty was a common trend. The people gave me the name. R: Where are you from? 30: Grew up on the south shore of Long Island,…

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Donald XL Robertson

Exodus Composed: An Interview with Donald XL Robertson

When did producing music become a passion for you? Sound design and music production have always piqued my interest. Even as a child, I found myself fascinated with the art form. When I became an adult, I decided to create the type of records I wanted to hear in the world. You've produced an impressive number of records throughout your career. We also heard your music made the transition into TV & Film as well. Can you name a few projects you've worked on for us? I've musically contributed to…

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blokkito

Exclusive interview with Blokkito

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview aspiring rapper Blokkito: How has music life been since we have been back outside?My music life has been better. What best describes your musical style?I show my pain and aggressive side through my lyrics. Who are some of your influences?Jadakiss , 50 Cent , Meek Mill , Biggie , Jay Z and Nore. Who would you like to collaborate with?Meek Mill. What has been the most challenging thing that happened to you during the pandemic ?Things and places shutting down.Everything changed at…

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Amari Mar

Exclusive Interview with Amari Mar

The Brooklyn native, Amari Mar has been paying homage to legends like Marley Marl and Melle Mel with more than just his stage name. In fact, his lyrical abilities are deeply influenced by artists such as them, along with lyrical geniuses like Nas, Rakim, Wu Tang Clan, Public Enemy, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap, and The Notorious Big. His entrance into the music world rests upon studying their flow and top-notch bars. With his natural love for music, it only sparked a bigger fire for the genre and soon…

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YikeMike

Exclusive Interview with producer YikeMike

Born and raised in Rancho Cucamonga, California, YikeMike has risen to fame as an American music producer, DJ, and businessman. His style is coated in smooth fluid rhythms accentuated by a recurring bass sound which brings a unique energy and substance to the music he produces. This ear and skill he’s developed has propelled him into stardom in the industry. To date, he has collaborated with mainstream artists like Almighty Suspect, Blueface and YBN Nahmir, among others. Being a master of freestyle beats as well, he has received compliments in…

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LilTonyRose

Exclusive Interview with LilTonyRose

From the beginning of his musical journey in 2018 to the present, LilTonyRose has accomplished more than many others before his time. With his YouTube numbers steadily on the incline and a notable feature in the New York Times daily post, he is well on his way to becoming a successful independent artist. Today we had an exclusive chance to interview the artist: What is your stage name and how did you come up with it?LilTonyRose (one word) “Lil is my childhood, Tony is my nickname , and rose is…

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Speedy Perez

Exclusive Interview with Speedy Perez

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview aspiring rapper Speedy Perez: Where are you from?Jersey city, NJ Who would you say inspired you the most, as an artist?Swizz Beatz, Dipset Where and how do you work best?Alone, and anyplace i can spend time working at my own pace. What’s the best advice you ever received?Stay Consistent What is still your biggest challenge?To buy my parents a house What’s the best compliment you’ve ever received about your music?"Your one of the best producers in the city" What would you have…

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grimey chops

Interview With Music Producer Grimey Chops

After receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Business at 49 years of age, Grimey Chops continues to lay the groundwork for the next generation of aspiring artists with his signature production style. He recently sat down with Marty McFly to chop it up, and here’s how it went down. When did you start producing music, and how did you get your start? Being around since the conception of Hip-Hop, I was always fascinated with its creative process. DJing was my first introduction to the culture. I would attempt to add scratches…

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billa rapper

Exclusive Interview with Infamous Billa

Infamous Billa is an artist with a backstory and a future, both aiding in molding him to who he is, and who he is becoming. His music is a staple in hip hop, and he also has a budding cannabis business that launched its new product “Space Gas” that is an infused flower product combining moon rocks with bubble hash Kief as well as live resin. He stands by his slogan “good karma over bad karma,” a reference to smoking weed as therapy as opposed to opiates.His latest project “INTERPOL”…

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@_getithowyouliveit

Exclusive interview with @_getithowyouliveit

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview a talented cover art designer/illustrator @_getithowyouliveit: Please tell us about @_getithowyouliveitMy name is Juan Zurita, I am a graphic designer based in the Bay Area. I go by the name of @_getithowyouliveit on Instagram. Clients I have worked with: Empire Records, Columbia Records, Wolftyla, Duchi Da Vinchi, Tallia Storm, Iamsu and more. What originally made you want to become an illustrator/graphic designer?I have always loved art and photography. I eventually tried it out and never looked back. I been doing graphic design…

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eduard lili

EXCLUSIVE EDUARD LULI INTERVIEW

https://soundcloud.com/user-226905586/exclusive-eduard-interview It’s always refreshing to see an artist who is determined and dedicated to his art, particularly at only seventeen years old. At an age when most of his peers are still figuring out where they want to go in life, Australian rapper Eduard Luli knows what he wants to do with his life. Make music. His latest release, “Hit My Line”, came out on December 18th 2020, barely a month ago, and is already sending waves through the charts. Eduard has already made a name for himself locally, on…

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