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Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts
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Mar 14, 2012

Next In Show Presents An Exclusive With Rize Above


This weeks featured artist is a rapper who represents Off The Wall Livin. Read the interview below to understand that one. Rize Above lives in Brooklyn and is one of a kind. Being from such a diverse and cultural background and living in so many places along the East coast its RIZE Above's versatility that gives him his sound. His new mixtape featured on datpiff.com is nothing to sleep on. Don't believe me, read and listen to Rize Above for maximum exposure.



Next In Show x Rize Above

So you were born in Brooklyn, but moved to New Jersey for your teenage years. What were the major differences you noticed?
You get exposed to a lot more gang violence, drug abuse and robbery on a daily basis in Newark. The way people think and act in Newark is fueled a lot more by survival or malice as opposed to in Brooklyn when most violent crimes are fueled by jealousy or greed.

What is the significance of your name Rize Above?
With everything that's gone on in my life Ive always tried to over come them in a positive way. I wanted my stage name to be a statement  a representative of what my music stands for. Weather its Rising Above adversity, poverty or even Love. My name is who I am & what I stand for. Not Just me but all people Rising above all their struggles to follow their dreams.

Your of Cape Verdean and St. Lucian Decent. Does your family have a background in island music at all?
Yea they do, My cousins Dj Therion and Chachi Carvalho Tour in Cape Verde Frequently and are very well know in our community. My Cousin Calu is the most famous, he wrote so many Cape Verdean Classics that almost every generation knows word for word. Dj Therions Father Jack Ramos Was a drummer in a well known Cape Verdean Band in the 80's & 90's. My family is filled with musicians.

Growing up, what were your creative outlets?
I was always a writer, no matter what I did where I was I put it all down on paper. Through poems, rhymes, short stories I always had a pen and pad with me.

Your older cousins DJ Therion &Chachi Carvalho, who are OG’s in their own right, discovered you. How did they ‘put you on’ in the game?
The 1st person I told I wanted to start rapping was Chachi, I never really told anyone I wanted to pursue music. He told me to hop on the next bus to Rhode Island so that I can start recording with him at his studio, Me and DJ Therion were always really close his mother is my God Mother. Every time he came to New York he would give me his most recent mixtapes. He put me on to alot of artist I had no idea about. He was the one that told me I had the voice for rapping and should pursue it.

How are they helping you with your career now?
Every time Chachi is the main even at a venue he invites me to open up for him, always giving me his honest opinion, telling me what I need to improve performance wise and musically. Therion is always supportive, spreads my music, tells people about me. Im blessed to have them both.

Explain ‘Off The Wall Livin’?
"Life aint so bad at all when you Live it Off The Wall" -Michael Jackson aka the Greatest. Off The Wall Livin is a way of life, a movement its how I think everyone should live. Work is work we all have to take care of business but we still need to enjoy life and live it to the limit.

You recently performed in Brooklyn. How was the show?
It was amazing I love to perform, the crowd showed me a lot of love & It was my 1st time performing with a live band so it was a overall great experience.

Your latest mixtape ‘The Ladies Man’ has been out for about a month now. Great project. How do you think the fan response has been?
Ive gotten nothing but great reviews so far, A lot of disbelievers have been voicing their opinion on how much they enjoyed listening to it. The numbers are slowly but surely rising and Im always promoting it non stop.

Would you say your music is directed mainly toward your female fanbase?
Id say This mixtape in a way was, But the point of my music and this project as well was just to get people to connect with me and my story through love. We've all been in love or thought we were and have also gone through heart break. My music is expressive I direct it toward everyone, but what man doesnt want women to love him...

How did you get involved in Hot 97’s Who’s Next event?
a good friend of mine told me about it so I decided to get involved.

What are you working on now?
"Return of The Black Kings" a joint mixtape with my brother Ocean Wave, were actually very close to being finished and so far it sounds EPIC. Straight real Hip-Hop amazing Lyrics and Concepts. We dont have a drop date as of yet but were in the lab everyday.

How do you plan on reaching your goals?
With hard work, dedication and focus I feel like Im unstoppable.  my song "Fxcking Focused" said it all Im willing to sacrifice everything for my dream...

Thanks for your time. Rize Above your Next In Show.

Written By @ihate_chris
Edited by @uwantleroyslife

Feb 22, 2012

Next In Show Presents An Interview With: Dom O Briggs


Dom O Briggs is an artist, herbalist with a brooklyn state of mind. He is bringing his show to the big leagues with his newest visual, 20 Years, off A Gemini's Tale. Check out our exclusive interview with the artist where he talks about inspirations, the sounds of music and dream collabos. It gets real.





Dom O Briggs Interview

You represent Brooklyn, but have you lived there your whole life?

Nah. I was born in Baltimore, Maryland. Left at age 3 and moved to Brooklyn. I used to live in South Jersey too. Bout 30 minutes from Philly. I been in Brooklyn for most of my life though.

Growing up, what music did you listen to?

I listened to a lot Gospel. I was raised in church. Other than that, I listened to whatever my mother, father or the radio played. I went to sleep listening to the radio. My mother listened to Mary J, Faith, Lauryn Hill, D'Angelo, Erykah Badu...things of that nature. My pops listened to Biggie, Tupac, New Edition, Big Pun, Big L, early Bad Boy stuff, etc.. Then, Musiq Soulchild became my favorite artist. He still is. I got the best of both worlds though.

You’re a unique rapper with a lot of talent. Does being creative run in your family?
                                                                                                                                       
Thanks. I appreciate that. My mother and aunt were in the choir, I have uncles and cousin who are drummers, pianist and singers.

Who in your opinion are the leaders of the new school at the moment?

I feel that the leaders of the new school is everyone that is on their grind right. Who ever is in the studio, or writing or at a show or doing anything art related right now.

You just participated in an event called the Start It Up Benefit Concert. Explain your involvement?

Haha. Crazy thing is, I missed it. I had to handle some family business. I performed at the first one though. Samantha Alexandra. She is a talented singer and a person with a vision I believe in. She is the reason I am apart of it.

You consider yourself an herbalist. How are the herbs on the east coast?

Indeed I am. The botany department in New York is pretty good. Nothing like Cali grown though.

Have you smoked California Kush?

Yes I have. Its amazing. The dro too. I need to get back out there! Hahaha

Why did you choose DopeNDoper from your upcoming EP as your first single?

It was just a spur of the moment thing. It was one of the only songs I had recorded for the project at the time. I wanted to drop something to let people know I was working.

Always Inspire(d) EP is coming March 25, 2012. The title is perfect. Where did it come from?

Its one of my tattoo. I got the tattoo and thought that it would be a good title for my next project.

Is it a concept EP?

Its just a way of lie. Its the way I live. Everything is inspiration. EVERYTHING. In your actions, in other peoples actions, In things you say, In things other people say...all of it. Me being an artist, everything inspires me. I have a double role as an artists and a fan though. Other peoples art inspires me and I inspire people with my art. That's just how life goes.

Do you think your debut project, The Sounds Of Music, got the recognition it deserved?

I think it was what it was. I was still getting my feet wet with recording and "finding my voice" so to speak. Plus, I was still fairly new to the music scene or whatever so I didn't trip.

If you could work with anybody right now, who would it be?

Mint Condition and Terrace Martin. That would be the sickest collab.

Last May you released A Gemini’s Tale. Can we expect anything more from that project?

Nothing too fancy. A couple videos. Video for Suppose To, Gemini Swag, Urkel Musik and whatever else we shoot.  I just go with the flow.

Next month I hear you will be playing a show with buzzworthy artist, Emilio Rojas. Did you collaborate on a track?

Nah, I haven't got the chance to work with him. I met him at DealWithNoDeal (radio show) but that was that. I respect him and his music though.

Name someone of something that has influenced you your whole life?

 Music. It was the only thing that couldn't go wrong.


Thanks for your time Dom O.  You are next in show. Success is inevitable.

Thank You. I appreciate this opportunity. 

Feb 1, 2012

Flowjo Stevo Drops 2 Ears 1 Mouth: The Prequel [Listen]


Brooklyn is still in the building, or should I say South Bronx. Last week Flowjo Stevo and Crew 85 performed before legendary bay area rapper Too $hort and killed it. They were the standouts of the show. Earlier tonight Flowjo released his anticipated EP, 2 Ears 1 Mouth The Prequel. This is a taste of what's to come when he releases the full length album 2 Ears 1 Mouth. Listen to the full prequel below.




Jan 29, 2012

Flatbush Zombies - Thug Waffles [Video]


We have been featuring some great music from Brooklyn, NY artists. I was recently turned on to Flatbush Zombies from a friend and was immediately intrigued. Zombies consists of heavily sedated lyrical geniuses Meech & Juice. They serve up some obscure imagery for the masses with Thug Waffles. Check out the visual below.


Jan 5, 2012

L./\. Releases A Visual For Her Single 'A Place' [Video]


Brooklyn rapper L./\. drops a visual for her single A Place, included on her recent debut album The L.A. Riots. Next In Show will of course be interviewing L./\. in the near future so stay tuned for that. She is an artist that makes it look way too easy. Also check her out on the track Neo Renaissance from Ryshon Jones, Brightest Nights, Darkest Days Album. 2012 will bring you the respect you deserve. #nextinshow


Listen to The L.A. Riots Here






Sep 11, 2011

Who Are the Drums?