Q. It is an honor to interview you, tell everyone who Devyn is?
A. My name is Devyn but I go by Dev, I’m 16 and I’m from Texas. I started TikTok around this past early summer and I’ve had a passion for doing social media ever since.
Q. Tell us about your Fashion and Style?
A. I love dressing cute but also keeping it comfortable. I like the combination of tight crop tops and loose baggy boyfriend jeans of some cute sweats, Definitely would be my go to
Q. What is one of the best challenges you did on YouTube or TikTok?
A. My sister and I recently made up our own dance challenge on TikTok and it’s exciting to see other creators hop on like a trend that was really hard to come up with out super fun at the same time.
A. First, thank you for having me. Who I am is a complicated question, but I’m an entrepreneur, a musician and an audio engineer amongst other things.
Q. How would you define the music you create?
A. I would describe my music as real Hip-Hip. I’m from New York and I grew up in the 90s and the 2000s. I feel like, at that time, we had a lot lyricism. The people coming out then had a good time, but they were also still actual artists. Some would call what I do conscious hip-hop, but I just consider myself a hip-hop artist.
Q. What has been your greatest accomplishment you’ve received in your career?
A. When someone tells me they can relate to my song and it gave them a different perspective, or made them feel like they weren’t alone, that’s what really makes me feel accomplished. As an artist, that is all that I can ask for if my music actually helps and changes lives.
A. My pleasure! My name is Vincent Ingala, and I am an urban jazz multi instrumentalist. I enjoy producing music in the studio and going on the road to perform and entertain.
Q. What made you want to pursue a career in Jazz?
A. I have been surrounded by music and have been playing music since as far back as I can remember. I was playing on the local scene all through high school and paying dues. Overtime, things started to progress on a more national level where I would get requests for appearances at jazz festivals all over the country, and things then progressed from there. It was a slow gradual process that took time, but my strong passion for music made it easy to enjoy each step of the process.
Q. Let’s talk about “Fire & Desire” and the motivation behind the album?
A. This album was recorded in 2020, when most musicians had nothing but time to create and write music since touring was not possible. As a result, I was able to pour all of my time and energy into this project without any distractions and bring some fresh new creations and ideas to life.
A. Hello, my name is Shug Jackson. I am a rapper/actor and an entrepreneur.
Q. What made you want to pursue a career as a Rapper?
A. I wanted to pursue a career as a rapper because I love to tell stories, touch people through words and give them a snapshot of what goes on in the hood.
Q. How would you describe the music that you create?
A. I would describe my music as storytelling, real life over beats and laidback. Music with substance and something that everyone, of any age can relate to.
Q. If you had one message to give to your fans, what would it be?
A. One message I want to give to my fans, that Shug Jackson is always going to give them great music, with great content and subject matters that they can relate to.
A. My name is Roger Hill and I go by the artist’s name of RogerHill Music. I’m a License general contractor and electrical contractor. I’m also a singer/songwriter.
Q. What made you pursue a career in the music industry?
A. What made me pursue a career in music was I actually had a difference with the first guy who produced the first track. I thought it seemed as if I needed him, so I decided to go into a different direction. I got him, so I decided to go into a different direction. I got him out the way, hooked up with my producer now. Rick Marcel who plays with Kool and the Gang and the rest was history.
Q. How would you describe the music you typically make?
A. The music that I make is soulful with a smooth sound. It’s all about love and the experiences in my life.
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A. Hi this is Gregory “Sugar Bear” Elliott from the group E.U. famous for the record “Doing the Butt” that’s me “Oooooow!”
Q. Let us talk a little bit about your journey and how you got to where you are today?
A. It started in high school. Music was my heart; from talent shows, to award shows, performing and collaborating with other artists. I tried boxing and basketball, but my passion was music. I loved playing the bass guitar. My journey has been a blessing.
Q. How was it performing on the BET awards?
A. It was a dream come true! I did Soul Train and MTV on a lot of big platforms so when they called about the show, I was like Yessss! We had to cancel four shows for this, but the promoters understood. We received great love.