1) Tell us something about yourself that your fans may not know. A: I’m not sure if they know that I’m probably more into R&B then I am into rap and I listen to that more on my spare time then I do rap haha. 2) How did you get into making music? A: To be honest I didn’t want to be a rapper I wanted to be a hype man and / or like a manager but I didn’t understand rappers don’t just “hire” hype man it’s usually they close homie or some one in they camp that really knows there m

1) Tell us something about yourself that your fans may not know. A: I like to study math, so yes you can call me a nerd haha. 2) Who are some of your biggest musical inspirations? A: Justin Bieber has always been my inspiration as a musician and as a masterful singer who has continued to impress people with his evolving art. Right now I draw inspiration from Lewis Capaldi who’s raw authenticity of emotions in his music evokes the deepest feelings within me and his ability to

1) Tell us something about yourself that your fans may not know. A: Hmm I guess there is still a lot to learn about me haha. I can create a song in just minutes, I can hear any beat for the first time and can create melodies in a few seconds, I’ve lived on my own since I was sixteen years old, I had three jobs and would sing on the street, I came to the USA by myself with the little money that my grandma gave me, I am addicted to almond milk and sashimi, I hate red roses and

1) Tell us something about yourself that your fans may not know. A: Hmm fans may not know I'm left handed, they probably don't know I used to be a jock either. 2) How did you get into producing music? A: To keep it as short as possible, I started playing guitar and singing in elementary school, had bands by highschool as the lead guitarist and singer, and also started dabbling in hip hop in high school to both producing and as an emcee. 3) What's your process like when creati

1) Introduce us to Rich DietZ and tell us something about yourselves that your fans may not know. A: Joe: I’ve been listening to and sharing house music as long as I can even remember. In elementary school I used to bring my brother’s mix tapes with songs like Witch Doctor by Armand Van Helden and Plastic Dreams by Jaydee and blast them on the walkman every day. I will never forget the day the bus driver actually played the cassette tape on the school bus stereo system and ev