Dope Truth Drops New Music Video "Hunnid Ways"
Dope Truth is an extravagant rapper, singer, songwriter, and CEO of No Investor. With his unique sound whether you hear him live or through your speakers, it's truly hard to not stop and just listen to his amazing tones. Many people are raving about his latest music video called "Hunnid Ways" giving you a perfect example of how versatile his creativity is not just as a music artist but entrepreneur and overall talent.
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His joyous, beat sound goes perfectly with his storytelling ability and has helped him build a loyal fanbase along the way. Locking in his fan base and putting out high-quality music is a top priority for Dope Truth, and he is off to a good start. Dope Truth is not attacking his dream half-heartedly. For the latest updates on Dope Truth follow him on Instagram @dopetruth and stay tuned for up-and-coming releases.
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Orlando, Florida-based rapper Forsaken, aka Donnie Sproat, has recently shared a new EP, For The Hell Of It, with various themes featuring Gawdzy, available to stream everywhere. The track follows the previously released "No Time" and "Air It Out."
The emerging singer and songwriter Forsaken delivers a wonder EP titled For The Hell Of It, a 6-track body of work. His newest release, "For The Hell Of It," is themed around living in the moment and making the best of every situation. Forsaken found passion in making music as a creative outlet to express his emotions and lifestyle that are responsible for who he is today. With his impressive vocals and a sharp ear for sonics, Forsaken has proven he is ready for the mainstream. So, stream the EP below and vibe out!
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To stand out in music, especially a genre like Hip Hop, an artist has to have a presence not only the presence but commanding energy to them that makes you invest in their artistry, which they present for us to buy into. That separates an artist who you only give one listen to and who you start to keep up with. ArjayOnTheBeat brings that confident swagger to his approach that makes you want to stay connected, as he has been unfailing when connecting with his audience and executing vibrant and unique records from a career standpoint.
Arjayonthebeat discussed with us and answered our uncommon 11 Questions. Check it out below.
HONK: Let's start by introducing ourselves. You know the basics, like name, age, and where you're from, as much or little as you're comfortable sharing.
ArjayOnTheBeat: Artist Name: Arjayonthebeat /Arjayonthebeat3x
Legal Name: Robert Dickson Jr
Hometown: Los Angeles, California
HONK: What's the best advice you ever received concerning music?
ArjayOnTheBeat: The best advice I've ever received concerning music was about mixing. I was honored to have had a one-on-one session with a Grammy-awarded engineer, Leslie Brathwaite, who engineered Pharrell's "Happy," which headlined Despicable Me 2. He listened to my beats and told me, "everything was great, but one thing, your mixing." He then said when it comes to mixing your beats, nothing should be panned to the center but vocals". In other words, every sound in your beat should be panned between the left and right, never down the middle.
The best advice of my life…
HONK: What would you have done differently if you knew then what you know now?
ArjayOnTheBeat: One thing I would have done differently is take more of the presented opportunities rather than rejecting them due to being overly cautious.
HONK: What is still your biggest challenge?
ArjayOnTheBeat: My biggest challenge is finding an artist with the potential/ talent to take them to the top and team up. Until then, the search continues. Most artists don't take it as seriously as I do. I instead get plaques/awards with one artist repeatedly than try to get one plaque out of multiple artists… if that makes sense.
HONK: What keeps you going when things get tough in the music industry?
ArjayOnTheBeat: My daughters (Indiyah & Xia) and my family are the ones I need to be successful. My goal is to leave generational wealth /money behind for them.
HONK: If you could open a show for any artist, who would it be?
ArjayOnTheBeat: Lil Uzi Vert, Chris Brown, or DJ Khaled
HONK: Could you talk me through your creative process?
ArjayOnTheBeat: When it comes to my productions, I never force them. I only make beats when I feel like it, so I don't burn out my creative juices.
If I'm not working, I typically listen to various genres to get ideas on enhancing my sound daily. Every genre has something you can learn from…
HONK: How do you solve productivity/scheduling problems and reduce overwhelming situations?
ArjayOnTheBeat: I always try to keep the customer/ clients happy, mistakes can occur, so I'll always offer something in exchange for the mishap to reach a positive conclusion.
HONK: What are you focusing your time on now?
ArjayOnTheBeat: I'm focusing my time on executive producing more projects rather than singles & building my artist (once they've been found).
HONK: How do you currently feel about the state of "Your genre" in general?
ArjayOnTheBeat: We need more substance in the hip-hop community and a different topic to rap about rather than hoes, guns, apps & negativity. I feel it's time to switch it up, or else we won't get as successful as other genres like folk rock & country music.
HONK: How can our readers follow you online?
ArjayOnTheBeat: Instagram | Twitter | YouTube