Discuss your personality.

I’m a pretty laid back person.

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Brief us about you as a musician.

As an artist I incorporate my background, Jamaican culture & mix that Caribbean flavor with Hip-Hop and R&B to make music. I just desire to make meaningful music that will be heard.

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Go into details on what have changed in your life for choosing music as a career.

Choosing a music career has opened me up to so many opportunities, I have traveled and worked with many established artists as well as perform which I love. I’ve met great people & I’ve had a lot of bad times but that shaped me in to who I am as an artist now.

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Tell us the benefits and drawbacks of choosing music as a career.
Benefit for me personally is that it’s fulfilling because it’s what I love. It gives you a way to deal with your emotions that is like no other and you can express yourself. Drawback is that it’s a rough business to be in and sometimes you might take some losses.

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Tell us how you will manage fame as an established artist.

Fame is something only a handful of people gain in their lifetime so I will just be thankful for the love for life and enjoy it.

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Elaborate on the story line of this song.

The term ‘Mannas’ is commonly used in Jamaica to highlight that someone is being bad or has no manners. Meanwhile in American slang we call girls who look good bad so I combined the 2 and said she got no ‘Mannas’ indicating that she’s bad.

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Tell us means of connecting you and purchasing your music online.
My music is available on iTunes, Tidal, Soundcloud, Spotify & YouTube.

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Let us know the greatest moment of your music career.

Greatest moment in my music career was performing on 106 & park WOW when I was 16.

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Tell us the highest amount of money you have ever received from your music career and how it happened.
So far as an independent artist most I made in one payment on the spot was probably 10,000 from an investor.

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Discuss your experience pertaining live performances, gigs, shows and tours.
Always nervous but it’s an exciting and fun experience there’s nothing like bringing joy to people and feeling their energy.

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Tell us how you relate with your fans.

I relate to my fans through personal experiences.

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Tell us what you will like to change if you have the chance to turn back the hands of time.

If I could turn back the hands of time I’d start making music earlier.

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Tell us the most important people that have boosted your music career and how you met them.
God has boosted my career.

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Brief us on what you have in mind before considering music as a career.
Before music I wanted to be a veterinarian.

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Discuss your good and bad experience in life.

Good experiences are my bad experiences because they make me stronger and remind me to love and enjoy life .

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Name the artists that have influenced the world.

Micheal Jackson, Bob Marley, 2 Pac.

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Tell us about your moment of rejections as a musician and how you are able to cope and move on.

I’ve been knocked down many times I keep strength through my faith in God.

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Tell us the most negative comment you have ever received about your music.

That I should give up.

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Tell us how to become a famous artist.

Work real hard and try to meet the right people.

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Tell us how you plan to make an impact on the society.

By delivering a message of positivity.

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Elaborate on the recording process of this song.

It was really fun and actually fast it’s like the words came to my head instantly when Izy played the beat for me the first time.