Midget Green Perspective on You don't know me

I wasn't the type of person broadcasted what I did, whatever that may be.  However, this song is reference to a part of my life that people don't know about unless they wouldn't know about unless they were rite there with me.  

I grew up listening to a lot of blues music.  I didn't start listening to rap music until the early 90's, but when I discovered my love for poetry.  I later learned how to apply that talent of writing poetry to instrumentals.

7 years ago

Rap/Hip hop

Definitly!

Different views and experiences that comes from the lfe I have lived such as:  the street, faith, people and the fictions that are portrayed.

J. Cole.  Because he speaks to the people.

First I would let them know it's nothing like the "crash rap" that's popular, but it's something you can bob your head to.  It's not completely Gangster nor trap rap.  I call it "real rap".

Every one of them I have an extreme connection to because every line is based off my life experiences.  I might have a favorite when I first make a song until the next one is made.

Walking out on stage to packed Orion Amphitheater and everyone knowing the words to my music.

Connected to reality!

Humble, genuine, and honest.

Making and publishing the video.

I wouldn't call it practice because I'm always listening to my music in some way, which reinforces it in my memory.

A fan that follows me on Facebook left a voice message on messager and told how much she listened to my music and how she constantly tries to put a other onto it.  She also told me not to stop.

My definition of success is being recognized for my contribution towards music.  My success is measured through the people I'm able to reach.

I believe my overall style is different and much needed.

I feel an artist role is to represent as well as lead the people positively.

The bigger picture by Lil Baby.  I feel he showed his growth as artist and person.  Understanding that there is a bigger picture is a point of success in its own.

My first live performance.  I went hoarse before my performance was over.

The "crash rap"!

Tremendously!

No

Understanding and being able to see more than just your view of life.

J. Cole, Lil Boosie, and Jay-z.

Patience.

To make timeless music!

The beat selection is the key.  I'd like to think the instrumental talks to me.  Most of the time I go from there if I don't have a subject or topic in mind.  Then I'll search for and Instrumental that fit the mood the song needs to be in.

The instrumental for this song is 1 of 10 sent by a producer that encountered my music on Instagram,  So it made want to put my "best foot foward"!  The first bar of the chorus is what I heard the beat say and the rest is history.

I would love to work with others, but I don't mind working by myself.  When I do work with other artist.  I feel it highlitghts my versatility.

Submersing myself in the instrumenal.

I enjoy the writing the most.

Pro tools.

I had none.

I feel enviroment is the most important

3 or 4 hours.

7 years ago.

Yes.

I feel social media is tools to spark the conversation about you as an artist in areas you couldn't get to regularly.

I would say this one simply because I feel it my latest masterpiece.

No.

Yes.  It's like leaving an everylasting mark on the world.

I constantly surf Youtube.

Dance trends.

No and I say because in this social media era it's possible to reach and influence people/fans through more than music.

Yes.

I feel it's a 50/50 give/take type of thing when it comes to social media.

I know that there are people with my same outlook on life that haven't been spoken for.

The fact that people think they know you but they don't.

To let me know a part of me that they don't.

The most high!

J. Cole

The topic and mood.  Timing is small part.

Being laid back and honest.

Definitely!

Smokin weed puts me in a state of mind where I'm able to focus on the topic.

Lyrics.

I could be inspired at any moment by any thing.

The song Irrelevent.  That because there will always be people who are against you in some type of way and you should never let that hender you.

When I write songs about marijuana.

Life, because that's what will always be relevent.