1. Where are we talking from today? A. I am talking about being heard and living out my goal. 2. How is 2018 treating you so far? A. 2018 is treating me not so good losing a lot of family members and friends, but also gaining fans. 3. How did you get involved in music? A. My brother Musa Major and My brother Taimer Singleton push me to express my talent with my lyrical skills. 4. When did you make music a priority? A.  I made music priority when I start really believing in myself that I really have a gift and the world need to know. 5. What inspires you daily to write & record music? A. What inspires me to make music is Life every day is different and I just express it in songs to touch people with my words 6. Name 1-2 highly influential musicians that you listen to & respect? A. Jadakiss and J Cole 7.  When it comes to how the music enthusiast listens to your album do you prefer they buy or stream and why? A. I feel they should do both because with stre...

1. Where are we talking from today? Brooklyn, NY. 2. Where did you get your artist name from? The first part (Foreign) came just being different in every aspect of myself.  (Fabric) came from being cut from a different cloth mentality. 3. Music wise what are you working on right now? Are you currently promoting a single or album? I’m currently working on adding more songs to my Sound Cloud. I am adding variety and a catalog  so when I do fully push my music people can get more of an idea of my potential. 4. Who or what were the most significant influences on your musical life and career? What influenced me is seeing people around me actually happy just enjoying the music and the vibe I create.  Who influences me comes down to my team and family. That is a great part of why I do this and why I enjoy it. I t benefits me and the people around me Win Win. 5. Who are your favorite musicians? Kid Cudi Travis Scott  Drake  Kendrick J Cole Sch...

1. Where are we talking from today? Bridgeport, Connecticut. 2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019? Just keep improving my songs, my mental health, my brain/mind in general, and maybe get my musical career off the ground a little. 3. What is your take on politics? Hate politics but I am extremely progressive. Wouldn’t even call it “liberal” or “democrat” but “progressive”. Because I think the world is so messed up and needs a lot of changes. I’m a futurist most of all. Understanding the past is important too to know how we should change/adjust going forward because history often repeats itself.  4. Where did you get your artist name from? My favorite word in the English language possibly is eclectic.  It means like well rounded or in a lot of areas simply put which I consider myself to be. Eclektik is a misspelling of it.  5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life? Can you recall the moment when you decided that ...

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1. Where are we talking from today? I'm from Toronto, Canada 2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019? For my music and brand to further gain exposure and to continue to connect with fans and inspire them through my original creations. 3. Has the government shutdown effected you or anyone you know? I'm in Canada so the effects haven't impacted us the same over here. For those that it has, my heart goes out to them and their families. 4. What is your take on politics? I have open-minded political views 5. Where did you get your artist name from? I love a good play on words and wanted to highlight that I'm a unique artist Specyal (for unique) and T (first letter of my name) 6. At what age did you make music a pursuit? At two I started playing piano and by six I started my official training.  7. Did your family and friends support you in your pursuit of music? Yes I'm very fortunate to have a very supportive family. They're all behind me 100% 8...

1.Where are we talking from today? Atlanta,Ga 2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019? To have my name in the industry,increase fan base . 3. Has the government shutdown effected you or anyone you know?No 4. What is your take on politics? Neutral I will speak on it if being discuss but I wouldn’t bring the topic up. 5. Where did you get your artist name from? Being that Lil Wayne is my favorite artist and when I begin my music career I was little I just took my first initial and added that how  Lil T came about. 6. At what age did you make music a pursuit?14 7. Did your family and friends support you in your pursuit of music? Yes most of them  8. Do you have an album/EP out now that readers should check out or are you about releasing singles? Yes recently dropped my single Lil ‘T on all platforms and coming soon Slimeball. 9.  Do you have any plans to tour?   I would love too but currently im not...

1. Where are we talking from today? Vancouver in Canada 2. How is 2018 treating you so far? Very well, but always can be better 3. How did you get involved in music? I got involved in music by starting out as a Creative Writer at First, and  I used to write Poems, Story Line for screen play adaption but always had words to a Rhythm as well, and as hip hop become more resonated with in me so I always Loved listening to (NWA, ICE CUBE, MASTER P,  of course 2 Pac) just to name  few of the G.O.A.T.S And as I got more and more comfortable with my style of Delivery I also got better at the same time to the point were I just all out and become competitive and so NOW, Here I am. 4. When did you make music a priority? Pre 2007 and for the next 3 yrs I just went on a lyrical spree just jumping on any beat I thought my Delivery sounded good on. And from there it just became 2nd Nature to me. I was comfortable with who i was behind the mic and that pretty much helped me ma...

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Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram https://www.facebook.com/entirelypr/ https://twitter.com/entirelypr https://www.instagram.com/prentirely/ 1. Where are we talking from today? I'm in North Hills, near LA. 2. How is 2018 treating you so far? Good, and bad. I moved to LA to make my vision a reality, and I'm currently staying at a family's place, I'm technically homeless if it's not for them, but along the way it's been an adventure, I met very nice people along the way, and I had a crazy time here. I'm currently broke and I j wanna get out of this situation as soon as possible. 3. How did you get involved in music?  It's a long story, I'll get into detail in person, but basically, it all started with a project for middle school in English class. They discovered my talent for music all cuz I failed to do my project and I ended up winging it, one of the options was to write a rap so I did it. 4. When did you mak...

Original article by  Bryan Farrish When talking to people who are launching their first couple of projects, invariably the same misunderstood points come up concerning commercial regular-rotation airplay. Here they are: DJs PLAY THE RECORDS: This only applies to non-commercial radio, and specialty/mixshow radio. The majority of people in the U.S., however, listen to commercial regular-rotation radio , and on these stations, the DJs have no say at all in what is going to be played (unless, in the case of a smaller station, the DJ is also the PD). So, the biggest pitfall to avoid is asking a DJ at a commercial station "Can I give you my CD for possible rotation?". The DJ is not allowed to say "No", and he/she is probably not going to explain that only the PD can approve regular rotation. The DJ is just going to say "OK". GOOD SONGS SPREAD TO OTHER STATIONS: Good songs (or for that matter, good programs) do not mystically spread to other stations....