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January 2012
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Interview: Wesson
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What got you started in this business?
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I've been rhyming since 12 years old, and only started recording songs for the last couple of years.
Basically, I wanted to continue with my studies in school and work toward my passion a little more
aggresively.
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Who writes and produces your material?
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I write all the lyrics in my content, but my 34th team may sometimes come together as a group and
collectively bounce ideas for certain tracks we want to put out, such as ideas for choruses,
et cetera.
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Have you played in front of or with any acts our readers would
know from the mainstream?
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At the moment, no. We're looking to book a few shows once the mixtape drops.
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Where can people access your music on the web?
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They can check out reverbnation.com/wesson and
soundclick.com/wesson for
free streams and downloads.
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Any embarrassing moments on stage?
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None I can say so far...
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Who are your musical influences?
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My musical influences stem from 90s hip hop and old school R&B. But I study a lot of music from
Nas, Rakim, and old school groups like New Edition.
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What is your musical background like?
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I use to play instruments when I was younger. But otherwise, a microphone is what I use best.
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Any other members in your family that are musicians?
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I'd probably have to say I'm the first in my family to pursue music this far.
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What is the top reason why you want to play music?
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The respect, and love you get when a fan can empathize with your music. I love knowing people feel
my lyrics and my music and want to support my artistic expression. Thats what music is all about.
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What has been your best show?
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Hopefully every one will be a "best".
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