Trapheauxly Perspective on ISIS
I am a dynamic force in the music scene, blending genres and experimental sounds to create lyrical sonic masterpieces.
My grandfather, Otis Redding, was the King of Soul. His influence, musically as well as in my rearing, has shaped me into a multidimensional, multidisciplinary artist and human being with an array of influences and talents.
My earliest memory of listening to music is rehearsing for my daycare graduation with the song "My Girl" by The Temptations.
I've been an artist my whole life and I've been performing since I was three years old.
This release plays into R&B and Neo-Soul.
My sound and style have elevated exponentially in the past three years with more and vulnerable verses & more intricate flows. I'm constantly improving.
In my music, I explore themes that rtraverse the array of human emotion.
If I could go on with the artist, it would be Noname. They are such an incredible person, performer and artist. They're so courageous with their content, never succumb to the industry standards of neutrality to injustice I aspire to follow in their footsteps.
I would've loved to have been able to witness my grandfather performing.
My favorite artist sounds like deep southern soul
I describe my music as an unconventional, yet harmonious conglomeration of genres that breaks every rule in the most glorious way
My favorite song I've made is trees die in the winter because it was written as my grandfather was transitioning from earth To ether. It has helped me to immortalize him and freeze the moment in time So that I never forget just how much I love my grandfather
2 Chainz
Most memorable response I've had some my work so far is having industry executives genuinely take an interest in my craft.
