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We just hit the 1 year anniversary of my first official LP with my man Werd Life (F.E.B.) called 'The Sewer-Side Kings.' I produced that whole project. Even though they were mixtapes, I produced like 28 tracks between the two.

I've got 2 solo mixtapes under my belt (The Concrete Jungle & A Monster's Touch) both hosted by Statik Selektah. My group and I have released a lot of music over the years. How many songs /albums have you released to date?ĭamn. I guess I just chalk that up to growing creatively. Either that or I just enjoy switching shit up a lot and keeping things fresh. I was still finding my style…shit, I'm still finding my style now. I didn't start taking it seriously till around 2003, though. That's how I started really developing the skill and feel for rhyming. crew member) Miggs to get in on it with me. I also used to freestyle a ton when I was a kid and force my younger brother (and F.E.B. It was awful haha, but nonetheless it had bars and a hook. I actually wrote my first song around 6th or 7th grade. I was pretty much given the name "Tha Monsta" since I was younger, just by being a beast of a dude. I hail from NY and I think that's pretty evident when you hear the way I write and my style of production. I'm not too sure which one I enjoy doing more or which one I would consider my main passion. I'm a rapper and producer in the group Four Elements & Beyond (F.E.B.). Simply gather all of the facts and charges you’ll incur, and balance pros and cons as we have.Ĭan you give as a little introduction to you as an Artist? So the choice of affiliation remains with the artist in light of his/her objectives. Here, CD Baby triumphs with the more accessible staff and more polished design. Finally, customer service and aggregator-sponsored artist websites can also influence affiliation. However, this advantage declines over time as the profitability of hard copies continues to dwindle across the majority of markets. On the other hand, CD Baby’s perpetual commission may offer less profit over the long-term and could potentially exceed the value of recurring fees many times over! If physical product is a controlling consideration for you, CD Baby offers the services you need. In that case, CD Baby’s one-time fees may seem more accommodating. A larger body of work, however, can result in annual fees that start piling up (especially if unit sales remain modest).

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