AL COE talks his Journey in the music game also special moments when SNOOP DOGG & the late great RICO WADE telling AL COE he’s ah Special talent and he got something and that Motivating him, also him giving his opinion Tupac being from New York

Where are you from, and how has your background influenced your music? I am a New York born music creator with deep Caribbean roots. My family hails from Trinidad, so there was always a lot of Soca music playing around the house and at family gatherings. However, dancehall music was also always in the background, and over time, it became more appealing to me. Especially when you come across some artists you can really relate to or who just seem incredibly cool. Icons like Bounty Killer, Super Cat, Ninja Man, and others have some powerful characteristics that are hard to ignore. It is difficult to look at them, hear them,…

Where are you from, and how has your background influenced your music? I was born in the Bronx NY the home of Hip-Hop. Since I was young music always been a big part of our culture and I grew to study and was influenced by the great MC’s such as (Tupac, Biggie, Nas, 50 cent) throughout the history of New York. Also The Newer generation such as (A boogie, lil durk, lil baby). What got you into music? Growing up I was always into music I remember my father always buying instruments and bringing them home. I grew up playing the drums and piano then eventually I started rapping. At…

We all are the sum of our choices. This book details my choices as well as the hand I was dealt to begin with. Since a small child I always had dreams of being famous through the channels of music but as we all know, you have a better chance finding a needle in a haystack than to make it big in the music business! Growing up in Baltimore City is a challenge all by itself and adding a damn near impossible dream to the mix, makes the challenge even greater. This is the story of how a young inner city kid willed his way from the hood to being…

  Queens,  New York Episode 1: Features Guest  Fly TY And Rud3 from Rockboy Records / Sony Orchard, Mike Ice & Under Lock And Key Entertainment.    When you mention DJ Sincere, you think of iconic personalities who have visited the Drtybsmnt Radio show over the past 20 years. Personalities such as Beyoncé’s father Mathew Knowles, Wu-Tang Producer 4th Disciple, Peedi Crakk, Agallah, Grammy award-winning artist Louie Rankin (Ox from Belly), Actress Eve Lora, Adult film star Mone Divine, Uncle Murda, MC Eiht, Ras Kass, the legendary Oran Juice Jones, Bushwick Bill, Patra, New England Patriots’ Deion Branch, Solomon Childs, and more. One of DJ Sincere’s most notable guests was Killarmy – Wu-Tang member…

The Blending of Cultures and Genres E2911 exemplifies a fascinating blend of diverse cultural influences and musical genres, representing an eclectic mix that sets her apart in today’s music industry. Born in the Turks and Caicos Islands with Haitian heritage, and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, E2911’s background is a tapestry of rich cultural narratives. In the interview with Shah Cypha, E2911 states, “Well, I do… well, I’m very eclectic. So I do Afro, I do pretty much afrobeats, r and b. People say I rap, but I sing rap. I do some. I do some of everything, honestly. Like, I don’t limit myself.” This multifaceted approach not only showcases…

Discovering Filmmaking: From Comics to the Camera The Unplanned Journey to Filmmaking The essence of a powerful narrative often lies in unexpected journeys. For Ethan Irwin, a 21-year-old filmmaker, his entry into the cinematic world was far from a calculated career move. Living in the small town of Richmond, Utah, he discovered his passion quite serendipitously during his time at a high school called Fast Forward. “At the beginning, I didn’t think of being a filmmaker. In fact, I came in here actually to become a comic book writer.” But life had other plans. Ethan’s initial foray into doodling quickly transformed when he stumbled upon a filmmaking elective. This seemingly…

Pursuing Dreams: From Beijing to New York In a world where dreams often seem too grand to chase, Annie Liang’s journey from Beijing to New York City stands out as a beacon of passion and grit. “When you see me, you see dope people,” as Shah Cypha aptly puts it, is not just a mantra but a lifestyle for individuals like Annie who embody the spirit of relentless pursuit. With her roots in Beijing and a heart set on making a mark in the New York music scene, Annie’s path is as inspiring as it is challenging. The Symbiosis of Music and Dance Annie’s Artistic Journey and Inspirations Annie Liang’s…