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Re-Introducing DeQa.
The long clandestine return of the Prodigal son; with finely sliced musical mesh works to every funk and flavour.
That new, yet distinct sound is fresh and guaranteed to impress all listeners with an ear for fine music, and serve as the canvas for the artist emcee to complete the picture.
Drop any beat requests to abbelawad@hotmail.com
Beat prices vary & subject to change.
View full list for complete details.
The long clandestine return of the Prodigal son; with finely sliced musical mesh works to every funk and flavour.
That new, yet distinct sound is fresh and guaranteed to impress all listeners with an ear for fine music, and serve as the canvas for the artist emcee to complete the picture.
Drop any beat requests to abbelawad@hotmail.com
Beat prices vary & subject to change.
View full list for complete details.
Why this name?
Well i was sat there loungin. And there it struck me. DeQa.
Do you play live?
Not currently. But will be very soon. Keep checking the page, updates will be posted soon.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It's a breath of a fresh air.
But still, probably 90% of the people on soundclick, are solely based on the internet.
That ain't how I'm doing it. I gotta utilise the tools, but i'm also out there on the street level, getting heard wherever possible. Wherever I go, I carry my sh*** with me and let as many hear the riddims as possible, rudeboi!
It's all outa the love for the art.
But still, probably 90% of the people on soundclick, are solely based on the internet.
That ain't how I'm doing it. I gotta utilise the tools, but i'm also out there on the street level, getting heard wherever possible. Wherever I go, I carry my sh*** with me and let as many hear the riddims as possible, rudeboi!
It's all outa the love for the art.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
I suppose if they came at me on a real level, and not on some bullshit, then ofcourse, i would be an idiot not to consider it but at the same time I stay true to my sound, yet I'm all bout the experimentation and impro side of things, I ain't bout to be caged up, sold out and flush like the rest of these other producers.