I'm a deep thinker and i like to understand people or reason with them, the name just came to me one night

It has a continual and immediate effect and in the future it's going to be even harder for the artist. Music will probably resort to being completely sold online. Although the Internet does have some great advantages, your brand can reach the world, reaching people who would normally not be able to access your material. It's good and bad, but you've got to take the rough with the smooth, expression shines and people will support you if you give them something good to follow/support

If it was right for me, I might.

2003: Started writing 16's

2004: Teamed up with some dj's but no final product was produced due to lack of studio

2005- Date: Teamed up with local producer David Howard, have been makin tunes mainly with him ever since, all tracks up on my page are produced by him. There are a few singers and guitarists we got in for to add more to the respective songs and they all did a great job

Soul, Conscious Hip Hop, Jazz, Electro, Alt Rock, Metal

Nas, Common, Atmosphere, Eric B. & Rakim, Big L, Big Pun, Biggie, Tupac, Eminem, Jay-Z, Pharoahe Monch, Scarface, EPMD, T.I., Red & Meth, Wu-Tang, Gangstarr, Babu, Dilated Peeps, Jeru The Damaja, Wordsworth, Punchline, Das Efx, The Pharcyde, J5, People Under The Stairs, Rasco, Binary Star, Mobb Deep, Papoose, Hieroglphyics, Run Dmc, Ice Cube, Bone Thugs, Twista,

Barcelona, Toronto, Monaco, New York

Pro Tools, Reason 4.0, Cubase 4, Oxegen 8

If music isn't fun for you, then stay away cos it means you're doing it for completely the wrong reasons. It should be something that you feel connected with. So try to ignore critics unless their feedback is constructive, as they can deter you from having fun with it, and destroy the brilliance that music creation and music itself provide. Represent yourself, have a laugh but take things serious at the same time, there's only one you so run like that make it work for yourself, call the shots.