Lost Soul's Daddy
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I bet when you hear the word "Daddy" you think about your father; someone to look up to. Probably don't realize it, but he's probably the first person you get pissed off at, especially when he think's he's in the right. Hopefully after you hear my music, you think of that attentive individual that's watching out for you (the World). Keeping your head up and your eyes open to the real world.
I am the Phoenix-born, Midwest-raised rapper-producer, that heard his calling in life at the age of 14 when I started telling people that I wanted to rap. With few believers and even less supporters, I consistently kept writing raps and searched for a producer. Unable to find one, I figured the best way to have a producer is to be a producer.
Being so many obstacles in life to get through (personal and public), I put my rap career on hiatus and started slaving away on the computer and instruments to make the perfect beat. Realizing I can't make the perfect beat because music is in constant evolution, I figured I'd make the hardest beats possible. Cranking that kick up, making those hi-hats more vivid, and a melody to suit anybody's mood.
Through creative means, I've produced over one-hundred beats within my first year, and over 50 songs within the last six months. From then to now, people have witnessed my evolution in music and the list in my catalog is only getting longer by the day.
With my constantly evolving mind, I might be creative with the beat but I'm somewhat creative with the flow. I've been receiving nothing but positive recognition for my work from people I've met.
I'm trying to drop my underground mixtapes (Life Is P.A.I.N. Underground Mixtape Vol. 1 & ...And I Rize Underground Mixtape Vol. 2) by the end of the year, so hopefully everybody will get the chance to hear them. Some of you have my throwback versions. Thanks for the support.
Currently on hold, because of situations unforseen, God's Child: The Requiem of 7 Days has been shelved until I can relocate my studio. Please be patient, IT IS COMING! God's Child: The Requiem of 7 Days has alot of political points, bangin' beats, ass shakin', and I'm still keepin' it street.
I am the Phoenix-born, Midwest-raised rapper-producer, that heard his calling in life at the age of 14 when I started telling people that I wanted to rap. With few believers and even less supporters, I consistently kept writing raps and searched for a producer. Unable to find one, I figured the best way to have a producer is to be a producer.
Being so many obstacles in life to get through (personal and public), I put my rap career on hiatus and started slaving away on the computer and instruments to make the perfect beat. Realizing I can't make the perfect beat because music is in constant evolution, I figured I'd make the hardest beats possible. Cranking that kick up, making those hi-hats more vivid, and a melody to suit anybody's mood.
Through creative means, I've produced over one-hundred beats within my first year, and over 50 songs within the last six months. From then to now, people have witnessed my evolution in music and the list in my catalog is only getting longer by the day.
With my constantly evolving mind, I might be creative with the beat but I'm somewhat creative with the flow. I've been receiving nothing but positive recognition for my work from people I've met.
I'm trying to drop my underground mixtapes (Life Is P.A.I.N. Underground Mixtape Vol. 1 & ...And I Rize Underground Mixtape Vol. 2) by the end of the year, so hopefully everybody will get the chance to hear them. Some of you have my throwback versions. Thanks for the support.
Currently on hold, because of situations unforseen, God's Child: The Requiem of 7 Days has been shelved until I can relocate my studio. Please be patient, IT IS COMING! God's Child: The Requiem of 7 Days has alot of political points, bangin' beats, ass shakin', and I'm still keepin' it street.
Why this name?
Too many baby's mamas without babies.
Do you play live?
Not yet.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
The internet takes away from record sales for the simple fact that you can play songs for free, over and over again, and not pay for it. But the internet does open alot more doors for the self-promoting artist. So it goes both ways.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Hell yeah!
Your influences?
2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z, Nas, Chamillionaire, Rakim, Martin Luther King, Jr. and anyone who can open the minds of millions to further better ourselves as human beings.
Favorite spot?
Phoenix, Arizona (the whole damn place)
Equipment used:
Sony ACID Pro 6.0, Native Instruments KOMPACT, Sony SoundForge 9.0, Sony CD Architect 5.2, M-Audio Keystation 49e, Casio CTK-651, and anything else you wanna throw at me.