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Interview >> Chuze Capo Exclusive 1 on 1 w. Breezy Says ; PLUS EP “Chuze or Luze”
Chuze Capo from Brockton, Ma comes out with a debut Ep titled “Chuze Or Luze” where he demonstrates his versality in sound flows and beat choices. This 4 song Ep satisfies every type of listeners wants. He has one feature from another Brockton artist named DTheFlyest who has a major record with Lil Baby. Check out the interview and EP below. Welcome to Mollie’s World (The Breezy Says Hot Seat), Chuze Capo BS: What’s your name and tell us a little bit about yourself. CC: I go by “Chuze Capo” & i enjoy making music for all types of listeners. BS: Where are you from? And what affect does that…
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Interview >> Bigmoneybrezzy Exclusive 1 on 1 w. Breezy Says + his Single “TikTok”
Bigmoneybrezzy is on a million dollar stroll on the road to riches, with hit after hit and the time has come for a new visual and so we bring to you “TikTok”. This is for the clubbers and will most definitely be in your top ten summer anthems. From being on indie Spotify and some major hitter playlists, it was only right the visual be released. Check out the interview and visual below. Welcome to Mollie’s World (The Breezy Says Hot Seat), Bigmoneybrezzy BS: What’s your name and tell us a little bit about yourself. BMB: I go by Bigmoneybreezy, I started rapping at the age of 12, then around…
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Interview >> Gwop Boy J | @GwopBoy_J – An Exclusive 1 on 1 w. Breezy Says + his Mixtape “Gorilla Season 2”
Welcome to Mollie’s World (The Breezy Says Hot Seat), Gwop Boy J BS: Hope all is well with you and the family, before we kick things off, we know you have both Southern (Atlanta, GA) and Northern (New York) roots. These two areas are complete polar opposites, so tell us what it was like to have the best of both worlds? Gwop Boy J: I like having those two roots in me. It’s the best of both worlds, although being born in the Bronx I can relate more to my Southern roots, but having a splash of Northern roots makes me well adaptable for all areas of life. BS: While…
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TampaMystic & Bigga Rankin Chop it up on Industries Most Wanted TV
TampaMystic sits down w/ OG Bigga Rankin at Ark Studios ATL for an in-depth conversation on Industries Most Wanted TV. Tampa and Bigga talk about the music business as a whole, along with Bigga Rankin‘s amazing journey during his come up in the industry. Bigga Rankin has touched the careers of so many artists such as Jeezy, Plies, Yo Gotti, YFN Lucci and so many more. Tampa, with thousands of interviews under her belt and having worked with Bigga for over 9 years mixed with Bigga’s powerful music history, this is a must watch for anyone coming up in the music business. Filmed by @Shot4ShotImagery Follow on social Media @TampaMystic…
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New interview w/ artist Mr. Church!
Thank you for spending time with us. Please introduce yourself to our readers and tell us where you’re from? My name is Mr. Church and I reside in Jacksonville, FL by way of Montgomery, AL. Tell us the origin behind your name. My name stems from my connection to ministry. I feel as though the church is catching a bad rap in the times we live in, and in some cases rightfully so. But not whole-fully so because there are some people like myself that truly have a heart for God and people and we want to get something to people and not out of people. With that being said…
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[Music] Brando Bambino ft Burn&Loot – Bambino (plus Exclusive interview!) | @brandobambino
Stream on AudioMack https://audiomack.com/song/sp-da-og-1/bambino What are your social media sites? Brando Bambino Twitter: @brandobambino | Instagram: @brandobambino Tell me a little bit about where you’re from? I grew up in Virginia Beach, VA but moved to New Orleans when I was in high school. New Orleans is a city with a lot of history and culture. The city is known for it’s food and it’s music and both for good reason. They’re always looking for a reason to party. What is the local music scene there like? The music scene in New Orleans is diverse. When most people think about New Orleans music they think of Jazz, Bounce, No Limit and…
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High End Radio Season Premiere , Snippet Of The Wack100 Audio
The season premiere of the hottest podcast… Ya Boy Joe Blakk & Mr Caypre are back with more… High End Radio. Recapping 2019 in hip hop and more. As a bonus, Joe Blakk responds to his issue with Wack100 and drops a portion of the infamous audio… Stream now!
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Streets on Point Interviews with SelfMadeSilu @SelfMadeSilu
1. Hello, please introduce yourself to our readers and give us a background of where you are from? Hi, I’m doing business “SelfMadeSilu” and I’m from Albany, GA. I am currently serving in the U.S. Army starting in 2014 and has done operations in multiple war zones including Syria and Iraq. I represent anything that can be considered prosperity, positives vibes, respect, and humbleness. I don’t represent a hood or group but a mindset of the law of principles and the sensitive ambitious people. My original business name was “S.I.L.U.” which stands for (S)tephanie (I) (L)ove Yo(u) which my mother’s name. I decided to change it to have a better…
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[Interview] @MikeSmiff305
StreetsOnPoint met with Slip N Slide artist, Mike Smiff, and had chance to ask him a few questions about Miami and of course his new album ‘All Gas No Brakes Vol 3’ which is available on ALL streaming platforms!! Q: From following your movement, we know you represent Miami, Florida; how have your surroundings shaped you in a creative sense, and in what way(s)? A: It’s always gone shape my creative process because I’m an artist that make music based on how I’m feeling, what I see, what I’m doing, or the energy in my music good or bad always stems from my surroundings. Q: To some, Miami is a…
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King Ice Interviews Co-Founder of Death Row Records
Hip Hop legend, N.W.A. member, and co-founder of Death Row Records, The D.O.C., offers up a lot interesting talking points in his exclusive sit down with King Ice’s @SteveMurray2. In this exclusive episode of “Inspired by Culture,” D.O.C. shed light on his past, the role he played in starting Death Row, meeting Suge Knight, working with Easy E and more. He even touched on his relationship to the legendary, Tupac, growing in the industry with Dr. Dre, fostering Snoop Dogg’s growth as an artist, and working on the “F**k the Police” record – that had the whole industry shook.
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