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Wit h These Hands: Claude Whitfield - pg 22 Movers and Shakers: Candice RnB -pg 26 Worldwide: E’li -pg 30
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Coming from an extensive background in music and working with many indie artists for many years, I wanted to do more to help those creative souls who travel a hard road exposing their talents. As the shift in resources and outlets for indie artists become limited or pose as a high-end investment requirement, many artists today soon give up and silence their voice. There had to be a way to help give them to be heard beyond the lyrics of their music...thus we create Musiek Magazine. My hopes are to highlight indie artists who deserve a platform to speak and encourage other artists through their stories & experiences not to give up on their craft. I truly want everyone to share this magazine not just to make this magazine "hot" but to help the artists we highlight reach more people through our publication. I'm excited for all that we will accomplish with Musiek Magazine and I look forward to helping many artists reach new heights through our publication. Demario Mcilwain Founder & CEO JDS Certified Inc. 704.412.1537 www.jdsonlinemarketing.com info@jdsonlinemarketing.com Follow Me: https://twitter.com/onlinedemario Like Me: https://www.facebook.com/jdscertifiedinc Connect With Me: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/demariomcilwain/45/377/201
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My goal has always ben to introduce to others the talent and abilities of those that are around us daily. My experiences with artists of various genres and talent gives a unique perspective to their dreams and goals, and that needs to be shared to the masses. I still remember sitting in a cafeteria talking to two brothers that told me of their music and how they are going to NY and become famous. While listening to their demo, I was amazed by their talent. Those brothers were KC and Jo Jo. , And well, you know the rest‌.. Working with DeMario, I know Musiek will be a vehicle for those artists, producers, DJs and venues that remember the beauty of music and how it connects us. To sit and listen to the first tracks , the story of sacrifice, and the success gained. This is the purpose of Musiek!
Carey Digsby Editor/CEO Urban Tymes Media www.urbantmedia.com https://www.facebook.com/urban.tymes https://www.instagram.com/urbantmag/ https://twitter.com/urbantmag
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Did U Know‌.???? Are you familiar with ASCAP? The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) is a professional membership organization of songwriters, composers and music publishers of every kind of music. ASCAP's mission is to license and promote the music of its members and foreign affiliates, obtain fair compensation for the public performance of their works and to distribute the royalties that it collects based upon those performances. ASCAP members write the world's best-loved music and ASCAP has pioneered the efficient licensing of that music to hundreds of thousands of enterprises who use it to add value to their business - from bars, restaurants and retail, to
radio, TV and cable, to Internet, mobile services and more. The ASCAP license offers an efficient solution for businesses to legally perform ASCAP music while respecting the right of songwriters and composers to be paid fairly. With 575,000 members representing more than 10 million copyrighted works, ASCAP is the worldwide leader in performance royalties, service and advocacy for songwriters and composers, and the only American performing rights organization (PRO) owned and governed by its writer and publisher members. Learn more and stay in touch at www.ascap.com, on Twitter @ASCAP and on Facebook.
Promote Your Music! There’s several social media sites around that are geared towards music and the promotion, collection and enjoyment of various new and current artists.
over the world discover great newartists and songs. WorldSings is dedicated to promoting music, peace, charity and love worldwide. http://www.worldsings.com/
Check out the list, and make sure if you are an artist to get your music on them!
Last FM This site hosts a library of music, videos, and images with the WorldSings all-important social The mission of WorldSings is to create a music networking element; you can connect with people platform for the best Songwriters and Artists from who have similar tastes. It brings together your all over the world, help them get a great worldfavorite music services and join up listening, wide exposure and promotion, which will help watching and sharing to connect your musical Artists reach their full potential and become future world. international stars and the Music fans from all http://www.last.fm.com
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Promote Your Music!
ReverbNation Helps artists working to advance their careers. With a powerful suite of tools, access to the industry, and a comprehensive approach to artist development, ReverbNation plays a meaningful role in the success of independent artists. https://www.reverbnation.com/band-promotion
On this site you can discover music shared by pages you like on Facebook. Listen to your news feed as one big dynamic playlist, always up to date. Explore music shared by individual pages, from their humble beginnings up to this very moment. http://trainspottr.fm/
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TIPS FOR UP AND COMING
Marketing Is Key in This Business
Artists
Did U Know….????
You gotta take time to market yourself correctly. Social media is a great tool, but not the only tool! Creating an EPK (Electronic Press Kit) a visible website that is engaging. A written press release and regularly updated bio are but some of the main tools to have.
and positioning. There’s been a lot of artists that were pumped up by their crew as the next best thing, only to put themselves on the outside looking in. Stay humble, hone your craft, and be ready when doors open.
Invest in Yourself…It’s Your Career!
Some artists want to do it all to save a buck. Some want to get the shine, A Great Online Base yet not drop a single dime. Invest in Online meaning your social media, yourself! When you are willing to you rankings via YouTube and pay a publicist to do your bio or website presence. There are sites press release, pay for studio time that will allow you to type in your website address and show its rank- and not record in the bathroom because” the acoustics are great” Or ing. When getting a website creatget flyers printed via a reputable ed, make sure it allows you to view analytics on the site. Doing that will company that does them and not let you know what song or content is Xerox copy a bunch at your job…that’s investing in yourself. A really engaging your fans, and what’s not. Also make sure that your music vet shared with a group this social media pages are driving fans advice, if you can’t invest in yourt your site, and vice versa. The key self, how do you expect record comis to get more traffic daily. If you can panies or fans to invest their money in you? That’s kinda deep. RememGoogle your name or your band ber, this is your career, and it all dename and see that it comes up on the first page, you’re getting some- pends on what you put into it. where, but still more work to be Enjoy the Experience done. Remember that in spite of all the things mentioned above, remember Don’t Rub Folk the Wrong why you got into this game... your Way love of music. That should always The business gets frustrating at remain at the top of the list. If you times. One minute you are up, the are doing this for fame and fortune, next, you may not be booked for that will fade very quickly. But if you certain shows and events. The key remember all the late nights reis during the ups and downs, don’t hearsing, the writings, the thrill tick off folk along the way. That one when getting on stage or behind the cat who’s and up and coming promic, and the response of your moter or Junior AR person, you may fans…and that drives you…. run into years from now and they Then you’ll be fine in the long run! have major influence somewhere. This is an industry of networking 12
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Buzzworthy Tey Yaniis
While music continues to break barriers in today's society, the older generation of hiphop/soul lovers tends to diverge from modern day music because of the inability to express lyrics that obtain substance, moral standards and positive world outlooks. For 25 year old lyricist Tey Yaniis bringing his old soul personality blending genres such as hip-hop, neo-soul, chill out and poetry Tey Yaniis wants to bring an exhilarated experience to today's new and old generation of music lovers. Born in Dallas, Texas as Tey Yaniis he started his musical journey at an early age playing different musical instruments such as the violin, trumpet, and bass cello. Tey Yaniis realized his potential to rhyme after being inspired by Nas and Lauryn Hill's single `If I Ruled The World' by writing 20 different versions of the song explaining what he would do if he had the power of being a world ruler. Tey Yaniis influences include John Coltrane, Art Blakey, Cab Calloway, Otis Redding, Jackie Wilson, A Tribe Called Quest, Nas, The Fugees, Digable Planets, Blackstar, and more. In addition to being a recording artist Tey Yaniis also is a songwriter in which he believes that tapping into a recording artist mind will have maximum results with bringing a masterpiece of a song. Tey Yaniis is on a mission to bring a timeless sound to worldwide music lovers.
Within five months of creating his style of music which consist of neo-soul/hiphop/chill-out an more Tey Yaniis has already caught the ears of some of today’s prominent neo-soul stations and websites supporting his music as the next artist on the rise. Looking to expand his soulful/hipster personality worldwide Tey Yaniis has already proved with his singles such as "My Coffee Brown" Prod. By Bink Wills and "Stronger/Soulsister" Prod by Damani Rhodes his sound is very off-beat but soulful compared to music that is heard in today’s mainstream music. Tey Yaniis is currently working on his debut EP "The Soul Jones Collection" with Super Producer Bink Wills which is shaping his musical journey into what the world has been waiting for timeless, uplifting, elegant soul/hip-hop. Under the guidance of Bink Wills and Nu Union Music Collective, the 2009 Time Modesto Area Music Award winner and 2015 Sacramento Sammies Nominee looks to blossom and become a star in his own right. Pick up "Soul Jones Collection" which dropped April 26th. Instagram @TeyYaniis Twitter: @TeyYaniisPromo Facebook: @TeyYaniisPromo
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In Area 15, as you enter into the “NODA Realm” there’s a place where the art of blending and mixing is second nature, and a brother that is akin to a professor at a college university….. When entering the building, you ears are met with syncopating beats and mixes at a high volume, blending and rising to a pitch from behind a white door with a note stating “class in session.” Then amidst the beats and rhythm, a voice states “that’s it…bring it in..that’s smooth!” That’s Claude Whitfield, hands on polychoral professor, musical mentor to many that wise to learn the art of the DJ. 22
day we make sure they get the gift and we make sure we touch all learning styles.
So, how has WTHandz Academy shaped the perceptions of DJs today? CW: Since the inception of With These Handz DJ Academy the DJs & The DJs that I’ve had the honor of building relationships with have shared their appreciation for our academy, including taking the time to educate upcoming DJs and the community about the history, sport and art form of DJing & turntablisim. WTH has not only inspired D.Js to perfect their skills but to assist education others. There’s a lot of diversity and talent that is produced within the academy, what are your views on that? CW: well at WTHandz…we pride ourselves on reaching a diverse crowd, Music is a universal language, it's not like sports where we easily try to put a race to a specific sport....i.e… like most people think that hockey is limited to one culture or race. As far as producing talent, we have a team of great instructors and yes we are D.Js but we are teachers first and at the end of the
In the time it has grown, what would you say are the most prominent moments of WTHandz? CW: There have been many prominent times for WTHandz... To name a few was when I received my first sponsorship from Sam Ash, after meeting with them and at first being denied. The second was when my wife told me I should move out of the first building I had in the music factory. So after considerable thought and swallowing my pride, I did so, which led to a sponsorship from Mecklenburg County Park & Rec and a partnership with Imaginon and the Arts & Science Counsel. Then, when I stood in front of the mayor and assembled councilmen with the launching of Turntabilisim as a sport. Followed by my partnership with Kevin Hyrams, signing a major deal with Sprite, winning multiple awards as well as the best of Charlotte. and my favorite: seeing a young student of mine named Mvee take his career to a major level. Lol..to name a few... What’s next for this organization? CW: The future is very bright and my team and I look forward to the 2015 year. We will be launching our production division , work more with CMS as we have in the past and stay student focused...and oh yeah....we will continue to deliver quality events! We're always looking for instructors and just people that want to be a part of something great. Email is cwhitfield@withthesehandz.com or call at 704.625.0411 www.withthesehandz.com With These Handz, LLC 10612-D Providence Road, #510 Charlotte, NC 28277 23
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Candice RnB What is your biggest influence in music? CRNB: R&B simply, just bringing real music back, you know what I mean? Being in the studio and actually doing bridges and hooks, that’s my influence. When I see Ne-Yo going there, or any artist for that matter taking their time to write music and perform. Brings it back to the old days, I would think R&B is my influence, if that makes sense? 26
It definitely does! And it’s interesting because we've heard so many accolades about your abilities and gifts, yet the main term used so many times is "unfiltered” shed a little light on that for us, define your view of "unfiltered." CRNB : Well, my definition is just "raw" or "uncut." Others might say "she’s' got a potty mouth" but I'm grown, I say what I want to say and do what I want to do, I’m a realest, I keep it real! A lot of the music that you make, seems to
demo the song, I then sang the song, and he was like "I don’t want to give it away!" So I had the song for two years before it was released, which to me was a big blessing because I mean he didn’t need me to sing the record, you know. So I’m very thankful for his believing in me. How has Ne-Yo influenced your style, or work ethic? CRNB: I’ve been with Ne-Yo at parties, late nights, radio, everything like that, and he never gets tired, and if he does, he doesn’t show it....you know what I mean. Even like with music, he is focused. If I’m in the studio, and he's written a song for me, he is hands on reviewing and in there until I'm done singing the last word. He is very into it, and his passion for the music gives me a deeper passion for my work as well. So…what’s next for Candice RNB? CRNB: Man...The sky is the limit from what I’ve heard! We are definitely going to do albums and tours and shows. My main thing is touring and getting the music out.
show a side of strength, a sense of assuredness with yourself, if that correct to say? CRNB: Well, I like to think of it as woman power. Not so much as “ Oh, I’m hurt or sad” or “I miss him” I can get over it, I can overcome it. Keep it moving, so on and so forth. Ok, so the single that’s creating the buzz.... ...."Lesbians!" NeYo played a part in the making of this single? CRNB: Yes, actually he wrote the record, he said it was a no brainer! Basically ....he didn’t write the song for me, I came in to
If you had the opportunity to collaborate with a seasoned artist, tell us who would it be? CRNB: Hmm...Definitely Beyonce, I’m a big Beyoncé fan. Taking it back… I love Lauren Hill, I, love Tamia, Tank, Musiq Soulchild... Any words of encouragement to those brothers or sisters that want to also get into this industry CRNB: Be yourself, be original, it stands out. People will see the fake, and they do see the real. And also remember.....Nothing good happens quick.
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his gentleman, multi-talented! Writer, movie producer, and eclectic fashion love, which after a brief vaca has came back to that love called music! He has dropped his latest piece titled 'Atupa Elepo. ’ Also he is stunning the game with a powerful photo shoot! He shared with the magazine who he is in between his busy schedule….. “I Am E'li, born Ojoh Emmanuel Eli on the 24th of July in Lagos from Edo state, Nigeria. I am from a family of three girls and I. My music is eclectic I do afro soul, afro pop, afro rock, afro funk, just afro beat with influences from other genre. My interest in music started at an early age from listening to music my daddy played on his stereo. Our house was full of music, and I joined the church choir when I was 7 years old for a few years. I joined the Nigerian film industry called Nollywood writing scripts, editing screen plays and costumier for some film productions. I even had a passing role in a few. My influences in music includes Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Bob Marley, Sade, Seal, Angelique Kidjo, Macy Gray, George Michael, Miriam Makeba, Annie Lennox, Dolly Parton, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston, Alanis Morisette, Enya, Anita Baker, Barbara Streisand, R. Kelly, Matchbox Twenty, Bon Jovi, Amy Winehouse, the list is just large. I love reading, writing, singing, working out gym, sewing, long walks, movies, checking out old movie scripts online. https://www.facebook.com/ojoh.e.eli 31
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you see the matching thin black belt that popped against the classy white blouse. Her shoes clashed with her outfit though and had a square toe with a thick heel and she had a black briefcase. I figured she was the soccer mom or Sunday school teacher type but her hips were a bit thicker than your average, so I knew she was a mom. As I was contemplating my day, rubbing my hand down my face and trying to get my mind right, I noticed she was staring at me. I didn't think anything of it, but shortly thereafter I glanced in her direction and she was staring at me again so I stared back until she Your performance “is reminiscent of a bowed her head and she must have takback in the day, basement party filled en a deep breath because I heard her with upbeat music” Is that a lost art exhale. That cleared away any doubt in amongst performances today? my mind.... This woman was feeling me. BSharp: I would not say it was a lost art. The third time I looked at her, her head was down and she looked up at me biting I would you say it's just not mainstream her bottom lip and her body language anymore. There are several artists that embody this skill, but for me, it's my stan- said basically kiss me and I looked back at her and my body language said for dard. So branding R&B in my view is real and she looked away grinning. I what has become a lost art. R&B has don't even remember stepping to her I basically been rebranded to mean Old was upon her so quick. I grabbed her by School and in some regards Hip Hop. her jacket and pulled her to me and just . as we were about to kiss, " bing!" The Whats the concept of “Erotic Advenelevator stopped and I felt her breath in ture.” my mouth and boom! she gone!!! Bolted! Never looked back or nothing. I sat there BSharp: That's a great question. This for a second tripping, because I couldn't song was inspired by one of the most believe the experience I just had. I felt exhilarating real life experiences that I high; not like "horny" but literally like I have ever had and I had to figure out how to express it in song. When I first sat took a hit of some drug. My coworkers asked several times what was wrong with down to write this song, I was in a Denme when I got to work but I never said ny's sipping coffee and was brainstorming writing on a napkin words like Erotic, anything. So now, when you listen to the raging lust, spontaneous etc. this is what lyrics of Erotic Adventure again, you will hopefully appreciate it a little more! happened. I will never forget when I worked at bank in a tall office building in You took some time away from the San Antonio, on East Houston street. industry, do you think doing so has One day I rushed to catch the elevator honed your repertoire even more so? just as it was closing, stepped in and there was a pretty lady across from me. I said morning under my breath and she nodded and did the same. She looked like an executive type with a nice kneelength plaid skirt and a fitted designer jacket that was above her waist line so Born in Houston, Texas, Atlanta- based R&B singer B sharp has set the tone for the resurgence of R&B music. The son of a pastor listened to gospel greats such as Thomas Whitfield, James Cleveland, Andre Crouch and others. Immediately afterwards, he was writing songs and singing in the church choir. As each year came, he honed his craft and wrote numerous songs, solidifying himself as singer, composer and talent source for all to know.
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BSharp: Absolutely!!! I had a chance to grow personally more than anything, and I am so grateful for the time looking back. As far as my repertoire, it's kinda funny some of my favorite songs weren't as appealing to me as others before the hiatus and some songs I wrote that I really wasn't fond of grew on me. That completely is a result of my growth and maturity. I am settled now in who I am and my sound.
deal with Rett carry the weight of caring for a special needs child/adult daily, and my goal is to bring a greater awareness of Rett Syndrome to the world and to provide relief and encouragement to the families in some regard. Music has healing power….. please share.
BSharp: Sure! The first thing that comes to mind is the late great song writer Pete Seeger who wrote or co-wrote and arranged You mentioned that you learned key elements from several musical greats…… "We Shall Overcome," and "Turn, Turn, Turn". To this day, just humming the melody to "We Shall Overcome" gets inside my soul BSharp: This a very loaded question for me! and gives me peace and or hope. I hope in I could go on and on so I will just mention a my own way my lyrics have the same effect few briefly. First I would say Barry White bebecause words speak life. cause of the ability to set the tone and his use of orchestration. Smokey Robinson because of his ability to take simple words and make them powerful and Marvin Gaye simply taught me to mean what you're saying or singing. The Bryn Kennedy Foundation to bring awareness and help families dealing with Rett Syndrome. You have to tell our readers about this and the incredible work you do and how it has personally touched you. BSharp: Actually most the credit should go to the International Rett Syndrome Foundation (IRSF), the Rett Syndrome Research Trust and the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) as these entities are paving the way for a cure as my daughter, Bryn, is one of many grappling with the condition. These groups and others like them take basic science and create medicine and then they take that medicine and create clinical trials with the goal of developing a cure. We need a cure. Mothers and fathers that 36
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DA Real Immortal Written by CWspeaks
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1950. My dad is the drummer in the band, my uncles are part of the band as well, and they still touring and performing to this day, even though my grandfather passed away. Real Immortal, that concept couldn’t be any My brother are into music also, was spittin more exact. and the whole nine, and my dad was trying Chapel Hill native Kiea Cooks involvement in the to get this whole “Jackson 5” type of thing arts is her life blood…and speaking to her you going with me, my sister and my brother. We can tell that she lives it 24/7..365. During our when in Chapel Hill, a club called 506, and I interview, I learned that she was an artist, performed for the first time. Wasn’t even old heavily sought for her Duct Tape art…(one of enough to be in the club, but we went, we which that caught my eye was the Prince piece.) did it, and as soon as I got of that stage She also was working on a web series afterwards I knew that this is what I’m "CHECKMATE “ with talented videographer
Music is a connecting element. And after talking to artist Da
Jake Mrozowski, and of course writing. Needless to say, we were happy to get the opportunity to talk to Da Real Immortal about her music and the history behind it!
Question, who is Da Real Immortal? Oh wow, that’s a loaded question...... The real immortal is, well I got the name when I think I was maybe 15-16 years old. I was going by the name Chi-Nice when I was very young. I was trying to work on a verse, and I looked through the dictionary to find a word that I could actually put in my verse. I came across the word immortal, and it just fit….. someone who is everlasting. And I kinda feel like who I am, and the kind of music I do, my music will be everlasting once I’ve transcended into another universe, you Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts get what I’m saying? My name, my music, will still forever live on! supposed to do. Da Real Immortal is just someone who is very humble and very driven when it comes to my music and how I feel. I try to be as relatable as I can when it comes to the different topics I speak about. But it’s very different, and it’s all everlasting. When reading your bio, you credit your grandfather for setting you on that musical path, let’s talk about that. My grandfather Doug Clark started a band called Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts back in
The history about my grandfather and how he was well known in Chapel Hill like everybody knows Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts. I mean like the colleges and the different stores that have pictures up of them, I mean they are very very well known in Chapel Hill. So I kinda want to continue on that legacy, even if it’s within my own name and right. Music is in my blood, from my family.
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Continuing the legacy wow… You credited a lot of artists, with what you do…from Erykah Badu to Prince to Michael Jackson, so here’s a loaded question for you: if you could collaborate with an artist, who you could create music melody beyond conception (say that three times fast) who would it be? Just one person? Or can I add more than just one person?
ent songs. You gonna feel love and heartbreak, you know it’s just whatever I feel. Its going to be a lot of different sounds, from Jazz to Funk, have R&B, Soul, together and you just get this crazy amazing sound. It’s a lot of genres fused together and you get this dope sound from me!
Recently you stepped out on stage at 106 and Park…hundreds in the audience, millions watching on TV, Go ahead, get daring! Who would you what was your first thoughts? I was very nervous. I thought to flip with? My dream, would be Michael Jackson, I myself….this is national TV and everyone is going to see me, I cannot would definitely like to do something mess this up! I wanted to represent for with him and perform. I would pick his my city, my state, but I can’t mess this brain, as well as Prince. I would have up. Of course you couldn’t tell, because Michael Jackson and Prince, and Nina I’m always nervous before I get on Simone, and Lauren Hill, then round it stage, but nobody can really tell out with Erykah Badu, my top five! because I bring so much excitement, so It would be so crazy to get all five of much energy when I perform. them in a room with me, just a level of music, subject matter, melodies, live I instrumentation. To have Michael, who could play a little, but who has a great ear, then Prince who plays multiple instruments and adding his funk flavor to it. Having Nina Simone and her subject matter, as an activist and being straight to the point, as well as Lauren Hill and Erykah Badu bringing that soul flavor together. I think that would be extremely dope, as well as bringing my high energy and what I can bring to the table as well. Ok, so you trying to shut down streets as well. Alright, we see! LOL..oh yeah Well that leads into the next question, define the sound of Da Real Immortal I don’t like to categorize my sound. I don’t like labels when it comes to my sound. My sound is just what it is….immortal. When you hear an Immortal sound, you gonna get high energy, you gonna get pain with differ-
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In five years... The Real Immortal will be... Ultimately, I’ll be recognized on many levels. Five years, I’ll be on a major tour, seeing the growth of my fan base, I feel like the web series will be doing well. My Duct Tape paintings that I do, that will always consistently be out there and people will still want to buy them. I feel like at the end of the day I will get recognition for who I really am and the things that I’ve done over the past 12 years. I’m not searching or looking for the substantial amount of fame, because it’s something that I love to do. If it happens, cool beans, I’m all good with that, but at the end of the day, I’m for just being comfortable. If I can just tour, and travel, share my music, my creativity with the world….that will make me extremely happy. To follow this multi-talented artist, visit: https://www.facebook.com/dareal.immortal https://www.reverbnation.com/darealimmortal Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEd3htV6 2vI
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