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“Conversations” with A-FRYK-YA

Jaymz Nylon:  Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e., Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc.

A-FRYK-YA:  Greetings to you & thank you for having me. My name is Sfiso Mahlangu & I am what we, South Africans have come to affectionately known as “Mfana Wako Pitori”… Born & bred in the capital city now known as Tshwane where I am still a resident. I love this city.

Jaymz Nylon:  What are your short- and long-term goals?

A-FRYK-YA: My short-term goals include equipping myself with more knowledge through study & practice in order to attain a “higher level/better educated” position where it concerns “A-FRYK-YA” as Music Producer & Artist.

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Jaymz Nylon:  Passions and/or interest aside from music?

A-FRYK-YA: I have interests & somewhat the desire to perhaps pursue this profession one day. Psychology is very interesting. At the moment I am in fact taking in a lot of information by clinical psychologist; Dr. Ramani Durvusula. I am also particularly interested; only to a certain degree that is, on topics that pertain African spirituality. Ancient Knowledge. Religion. Astronomy and so forth.  So, anything that pertains something directly proportional to growth of the human spirit through a better comprehension of life itself through the endless journey toward knowing thyself.

Jaymz Nylon:  Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…

A-FRYK-YA: My biggest inspiration is life itself to put it in the simplest of terms… Every moment that we have is a blessing & a reason to always be in a joyful or positive mood. I think for me personally the beauty presents itself as soon as we are faced with anything else either than the feelings or emotions aforementioned… ” My method of coping to this madness that we are all living within for the 1st time; is the gift & privilege of being able to capture, share, communicate & hopefully entice a feeling to whomever may be on the receiving end. It is a gift I cherish & adore for it is part of the reason I am able to be having this interview right here on Nylon Trax

Jaymz Nylon:  What message or advice would you like to give to music consumers/fans?

A-FRYK-YA: I think it’s important to always stay true to you where it concerns what you listen to; it truly does describe a part of who you are; whilst doing that it’s very important that you actively support your favorite artists & the music, they make by buying or investing in the craft & culture as a whole. This is vital for the continuing flourishing Arts, Media & Entertainment industry. Last but not least. Kindly do yourself a favor & check out “A-FRYK-YA Ft Joy In Time EP out now on Nylon Trax Recordings. 

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Jaymz Nylon:  Would you say that you lead a well-balanced life if so, how do you stay centered?  If not, what changes would you make to achieve your                               desired result? Examples: Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…

A-FRYK-YA: For various reasons, no… First & foremost; I’d have to work towards being able to constantly purchase & or grow my own organic foods that pertain all the necessary vitamins for the human body. Two. Definitely exercise more. Thirdly, I need to sleep more & worry less.

Jaymz Nylon:  Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

A-FRYK-YA:

#1 A-FRYK-YA- Ekay Glam (Original Mix) [Soulful Child]

#02 A-FRYK-YA – Dream state (Original Mix) [Electric Lion Recordings]

#03 A-FRYK-YA Ft Joy In Time (Original Mix) [Nylon Trax]

Jaymz Nylon:  Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by others.  Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

A-FRYK-YA:

#01 Larry Heard – People [ Alleviated Records]

#02 Atjazz – It’s Complete [ Collision Records]

#03 Tom & Joyce – Vai Minha Tristreza (Mr Bob. S Remix) [ Yellow Productions]

#04 Paul Randolph – Earth2God (Aybee Remix) [Deepblak Music]

Jaymz Nylon:     Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural (Farm Area)?

A-FRYK-YA: Before I really set my mind & heart on where I would like to live with my family. I need to taste what travelling is like. I think after that experience, I will be able to give you an informed & honest answer. However though, I do like nature & tranquil environments…

Jaymz Nylon:  What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?

A-FRYK-YA The sharing of music in my humble opinion. The format is a niche market thus a matter of preference as perceived by its consumers or better yet. Connoisseurs of this Doctrine. 

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“Conversations” with Solar Warden

  1. Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc…

Solar Warden: I was born in Yorkshire in the north of England and after attending art college in Newport, South Wales, gravitated to London where I began to build my life in music. I held residencies at several DJ bars and clubs and together with my then music partner, Martin Christy, started the Further Out Recordings label. I moved to Los Angeles in 2010 with my American wife Sheila, my partner in the band Annabel (lee).

  1. What are your short and long term goals?

Solar Warden: Short term goal is to finish off several music projects. Solar Warden was the first with more on the way. Next is a spoken word and music album featuring poems from myself, Sheila and David J from Bauhaus / Love & Rockets. Then there’s a beats / hip hop album under the name of DJ Saturn, a solo album and the next Annabel (lee) LP. Long term I would like to be able to make a comfortable living from music alone! 

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  1. Passions and/or interest aside from music?

Solar Warden: Since moving to LA I have developed a passion for photography inspired by the light, architecture, colour and people of the West Coast. I also love to cook.

  1. Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…

Solar Warden: My father was a music buff. He was in the Merchant Navy before he married and travelled the world taking in opera in Italy and jazz in New York and LA. We didn’t have a record player until I persuaded my folks to purchase one, but that got him up and running, hanging out in records shops after work and building up a great collection of classical, trad jazz, blues and folk. He bought me my first guitar when I was nine years old and played it pretty well himself! He also got a cassette player and would make compilations from the radio shows he listened to.

My Physics teacher at school played the sax and lent me Miles’ Sketches Of Spain when I was fifteen and set me off into exploring modern jazz.

Many moons ago I worked at the Music & Video Exchange in London (same place that inspired Nick Hornsby’s “High Fidelity”) and everyone got the chance to play the music of their choice on the shop system throughout the day. We would all make mixtapes to bring in and I learned a hell of a lot from my colleagues about many genres in a short space of time. One time I was playing my own compilation of the German band Can when Pacemaster Mace from De La Soul came up and asked who it was. He left with four of their albums. Best job I ever had!

  1. What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?

Solar Warden: Try and avoid streaming sites like Spotify and Pandora. They are not the musicians’ friend! Love Bandcamp! 

  1. Would you say that you lead a well balanced life if so how do you stay centered? If not what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…

Solar Warden: All of the above!

  1. Name 3 or more of your own releases as a producer and/or artist. Please list the Artist and Track Name” Label.

Solar Warden:

Neptune Alpha Base Massive – Saturn Radio EP – Further Out 

Young David – Fuerte (Richard E Mix) – Swedish Brandy 

Annabel (lee) – By the sea… and other solitary places – Ninja Tune

  1. Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by other producers and/or artists.  Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Solar Warden:

Kraftwerk – Dentaku – Kling Klang

Lil’ Louis – French Kiss – FFRR

Mr Fingers – Can You Feel It – Trax

  1. Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area)?

Solar Warden: I’m very happy with my life in Los Angeles! I get the buzz of the city with the added bonus of beaches on one side and mountains on the other. If I could also have a small pied-à-terre in Paris for the food, wine, crate digging and access to the rest of Europe I would be even happier!

  1. What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?

Solar Warden: Sharing is the prime directive! Vinyl is my forever love, but I also still have cassettes and CDs, and mp3s are very useful.

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“Conversations” with The Strange Content

Conversations – The Strange Content

1. Would you please give the readers a little family background, i.e., Place of Birth, Current City you are based in, etc.… 

Sow Strange: I was born and raised in Hartford, CT, and currently based in Atlanta, GA.

Deique Bleu: Born in Mobile, AL, the home of Mardi Gras, I have always had a love for classic rock and soulful music.  During my time as a youth, I also got exposed to hip hop, which furthered my liking to music. 

From there, I became fascinated by the art of DJing and blending records. Although I never pursued DJing seriously, I kept a deep passion for music and how it was made.  Upon moving to Atlanta after graduating high school, I met many upcoming artists such as Outcast and Goodie Mob and developed a strong connection with the night-life in Atlanta.  Given the opportunity to visit various studios, one being Patchwork Studios in Atlanta, I immediately knew that I wanted to perform and produce music. Unfortunately, during that time, music production schools were unaffordable for me, and the college that I was attending only offered a long drawn out course in classical music.  After graduating, I did find a college in Atlanta that provided music production classes. Still, by the time I enrolled, I was already self-teaching myself in the art of production, so paying for lessons became a waste.  I began to use the money I was spending to buy production equipment. 

My first piece was a cheap sampler. 

At that time, I was still getting acclimated to midi.  After doing extensive research, it became clear that I needed to step my game up, so I purchased an MPC60 sampler and beat production center.  From this point, I began getting severe in enhancing my production skills.

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2. What are your short and long term goals?  I want to make a living, a life and build a legacy for my loved ones from/with my gifts. 

Sow Strange: Being creative in corporate culture is not for me. It gets more challenging daily.  I need to be where I can spread my wings.

Deique Bleu:  I could say that some of my short-term goals will be to focus more on gaining new fans and building The Strange Content Brand. 

Also, while in this pandemic, we will like to begin a few online performances.

As far as long term, moving up in my new career opportunity to help finance my musical dreams will be a priority.

3. Passions and/or interest aside from music? 

Sow Strange:  Being a conduit and catalyst of creation and change is my passion, whether it be planting a seed, painting a picture, scribing a poem, and singing a song. As an autodidact, I also enjoy reading, studying, and learning on many subjects, such as gardening, philosophy, and history.

Deique Bleu:  I am very passionate about building a solid and secure life for my family.  I am also a huge lover of travel and hanging out at the beach.  It brings peace of mind.  My grandfather took us to the beach every weekend.  I learned how therapeutic it could be.

4. Who has inspired you and why?

Sow Strange: It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers, etc.… The women in my family inspire me beyond measure to be a better woman day by day. The lessons they have taught and continue to teach me are invaluable. My mother, in particular, has always been a radiant light of life. Leading through example and still allowing her baby bird to fly high.

Deique Bleu: My grandfather, Dr. James P Dixon, was my biggest inspiration.  Growing up in a broken home was hard, but his mentoring and guidance helped me overcome many obstacles, although our time together was short-lived. 

The same applies to his wife, my grandmother Mrs. Lilian Dixon.  She was a fantastic mother figure.  My musical inspiration comes from the likes of Grandmaster Flash, Run DMC, LL Cool J, Ultramagnetic MCs, Big Daddy Kane, Leaders Of The New School, Boogie Down Productions, Sugar Hill Gang.  Old School Hip Hop along with Old School R&B from the likes of Luther Vandross, Al Green, Prince, Tina Marie, Rick James, The Isley Brothers, Brothers Johnson,  The Commodores,  The SOS Band, 

The Time Herbie Hancock and Parliament.  On the Jazz tip, I was big on the Crusaders, Herbie Hancock, Donald Byrd, and Thelonious Monk.  I was also big into Classic Rock.  As far as my House Music influences and inspiration go, Larry Heard is at the top of my list.  When I first heard “Can You Feel It,” I knew immediately that I wanted to produce House Music. “Hot Music” by SoHo was another piece of music that hit home with me.  In the late 80s, while in college here in Georgia, my friends and family would send me cassette tape recordings of New York’s WBLS radio station with Marshall Jefferson or Merlin Bob spinning house music. 

Back in those days, there was no Shazam, nor were the names of the songs given.  This made it extremely hard to dive deeper into the realms of House Music. 

When House finally started getting recognition down here in the South, I got introduced to artists like Marshall Jefferson, Tony Humphries, Jellybean Benitez, Danny Krivitz, Louie Vega, Masters At Work, Frankie Knuckles, Jesse Saunders, Lil Louis, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Steve Silk Hurley and so forth.  From there I began to find my lane in which I chose Deep and Soulful House.  I am also influenced by the likes of Osunlade, Kai Alce, and DJ Kemit.

5. What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?

Sow Strange:  Just be you.

Deique Bleu:  What I would like to say to my fans is that I take music seriously at this point.  I want to strive for longevity in the music business.  I plan to focus on good material with outstanding quality and have my musical influences reflect in my music.

6.  Would you say that you lead a well-balanced life? If so, how do you stay centered? If not, what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones, etc… 

Sow Strange:  I would say that I am centered 95% of the time: naps, tea, incense, and music aide in recentering me when I am not.

Deique Bleu:  I lead a well-balanced life.  I love my family and my lady.  We spend a lot of downtime in our home garden.  During the times we aren’t gardening, we just like to spend our time discussing plans for the future.

7.  Name three or more of your favorite self-produced tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label. 

Sow Strange:  Candle Lit; Heat from Here; Trust & Believe; One Million Miles; Aliens & Unicorns; One Day at a Time; Real-Time Rhymes; Journey; Transcend

Deique Bleu: 

“Lost In The Color Of You” by Jaymz Nylon (Deique Bleu Remix)  Nylon Trax

“Paint Me A Picture” by Jaymz Nylon (Deique Bleu Remix)  Nylon Trax

“Tonight” by Achickwitbeatz (Deique Bleu Remix)  Nylon Trax

8. Name three or more of your favorite tracks produced by others. Artist Name “Track Name” Label. 

Sow Strange:  The Roots is Comin’ – The Roots; Just Like the Water – Lauryn Hill; One Monkey Don’t Stop the Show – Big Maybelle; Olivia – The Whispers; Sometimes – Bilal; 1960 What? – Gregory Porter; Penitentiary Philosophy – Erykah Badu; I’ve Got to Be Me – Sammy Davis Jr.; The Revolution Will Not Be Televised – Gil Scott Heron; + many more.

Deique Bleu:  Larry Heard “Can You Feel It” TRAX Records

Lil Louis & The World 

“Club Lonely” Epic Records

Marshall Jefferson & CeCe Rogers “Someday” Atlantic Records

9. Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach, or Rural(Farm Area)? 

Sow Strange:  I would love to live in a city/beach area where I can create my own mini farm/homestead/sanctuary on our land. I love being able to be a country mouse when I need to be and a city mouse when I need to be. Balance is key.

Deique Bleu:  I would love to live in a rural farm area that is close to blue water/white sand beaches. LOL.

10.  What is more important, the sharing of music, or the format in which music is shared? 

Sow Strange:  The sharing of music is much more important. It doesn’t matter what the format is as long as it’s shared, heard, and felt.

Deique Bleu:  While sharing is caring, I would like to one day release some vinyl records.  Vinyl to me is a little more personal than the mp3.  I would focus on the delicate balance between the two.

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“Conversations” with Leo Alarcon

1. Would you please give the reader a little family background, i.e., Place of Birth, Current City you are based in, etc.…

– Originally from Ecuador, South America. Migrated to Boston, MA. U.S.A. in the mid 80’s till present.

2. What are your short and long term goals?

 – To share the love, passion & healing energy of ‘House Music’ to it’s (our) Community thru musical offerings/events.

3.  Passions and/or interest aside from music?

 – I am actually a Master Builder / General contractor specializing in Custom Indoor / Outdoor Wood, Stone & Metal Designs. Building things from nothing (but design) has always given me an incredible feeling of profound satisfaction & accomplishment.

4. Who has inspired you, and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers, etc.…

 – I am inspired by my parents’ courage to migrate here (U.S.A.) to provide us with a ‘better’ opportunity. I am always striving to make sure it counts for something that their sacrifice was not in vain.

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5. What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?

 – Follow your heart; use your head. Listen to your gut! (I apply this to every aspect of my life in the pursuit of balance) 

6. Would you say that you lead a well-balanced life? If so, how do you stay centered? If not, what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones, etc.

– Because of my experience migrating here as a child & all the trauma that (potentially) comes with that. My goal is always to achieve balance and harmony in my universe, meaning in ALL aspects of my life. Music has helped me move on / heal from adverse life experiences (here in The U.S.A.)

7. Name three or more of your favorite self-produced tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

DEEP VIBRATIONS – Leo Alarcon & Max Pela on H.O.M.E. Recordings (B.O.S.)

AGUANILE IFE – Leo Alarcon Feat. Ife Franklin on Tambor Music (ATL)

ALL NITE – Leo Alarcon Feat. Liza Zayas (LUNA DEL FLOR) on Playroom Boston Records (B.O.S.)

8. Name three or more of your favorite tracks produced by others. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Shades of Jae – Moodyman

Plastic Dreams – Jaydee

Voices in my Mind – M.A.W.

9. Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach, or Rural(Farm Area)?

 – I’m originally from the south pacific coast, and my goal is always to live on the oceanside!

10. What is more important, the sharing of music, or the format in which music is shared?

– I believe the sharing of music (not piracy) is essential because, in my opinion, it keeps the music /culture evolving. Platforms are nothing without content.

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“Conversations” with Andrew Edward Brown

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1. Jaymz Nylon: Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you’re based in etc…

Andrew Edward Brown: Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. I’m currently residing in Los Angeles, CA

2. Jaymz Nylon: What are your short and long term goals?

Andrew Edward Brown: To finish my forthcoming album. Long term goal is to continue production for myself and others, as well as establishing my own record label.

3. Jaymz Nylon: Passions and/or interest aside from music?

Andrew Edward Brown:
Politics, fashion, fitness, travel….

4. Jaymz Nylon: Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…

Andrew Edward Brown:
I find inspiration in many different forms but liked minded individuals really inspire me. I always admire the ones who have the strength to stand up for what they believe in, even if it’s not the most popular decision.

5. Jaymz Nylon: What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?

Andrew Edward Brown: Buy your music, meaning purchasing the music you love. When you support the artists you love, you’re basically supporting yourself and your tribe. It’s always essential to promote your ideas and like minded associates, that creates growth and creates movements.

6. Jaymz Nylon: Would you say that you lead a well balanced life if so how do you stay centered? If not what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…
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Andrew Edward Brown: I live a rather well balanced life, but there’s always more to explore. 🙂

7. Jaymz Nylon: Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Andrew Edward Brown:
Andrew Edward Brown “Growing Stronger” People Recs.
AEB “Chea Chea” feat. Jneiro Jarel & Karen Gibson Roc on Slip-N-Slide
Andrew Edward Brown “Gotta Move On” feat. Terrance FM Unreleased – forthcoming album

8. Jaymz Nylon: Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by others.  Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Andrew Edward Brown:
Frankie Knuckles “It’s Hard Sometimes” Virgin America
Larry Heard “Missing You” Track Mode
Michael Watford “Luv 4-2” eastwest recs

9. Jaymz Nylon: Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area)?

Andrew Edward Brown: Beach

10. Jaymz Nylon: What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?

Andrew Edward Brown: Sharing music

 

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“Conversations” w/ Glass Slipper

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Come get to know Lisa Cork-Twiss and Bradley of the amazing duo Glass Slipper!

Jaymz Nylon: Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc…

Lisa: was born in Indianapolis, raised in Houston, and lived in New York in the 90’s. She was then in the UK for 12 years before moving to Austin in 2011.
Brad was born and raised in St. Louis, lived in Chicago from ‘96 – ‘00, then Oakland for 10 years. After a two year stint in Guatemala, he moved to Austin.

Jaymz Nylon: What are your short and long term goals?

Lisa: To positively touch as many people as possible literally and figuratively: through my music and massage (I’m an LMT).
Brad: My goals have always been the same: keep making better and better music, maintain and improve my physical health, and work on my character defects. I take small actions everyday to support these long term goals. It’s all about consistency.

Jaymz Nylon: Passions and/or interest aside from music?

Lisa: My family, massage therapy / healing arts, and sun worship. Almighty Ra!
Brad: I’m a graphic designer by trade, and I’ve always had a passion for contemporary art. I’m also the proud owner of two German Shepherds, so training them and keeping them happy takes a lot of time.

Jaymz Nylon: Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…

Lisa: My absolute biggest inspiration is my mother. She was also a singer-songwriter.
Brad: I’m inspired by all the creative people I’m lucky enough to be around, both at work and in the “scene.” I also love reading biographies about musicians and related subjects. I just finished “Life and Death on the New York Dance Floor, 1980 – 1983.”

Jaymz Nylon: What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?

Support your favorite artists in whichever ways you can: legal downloads, steaming, going to see them live, or just sharing their music. And remember there’s more music out there than just what’s available on Spotify!

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Lisa: No, I don’t. I could do better on all fronts.
Brad: My life was steadily getting more and more out-of-control until I got sober. Now I’m in the gym at least three times a week and taking care of myself. My biggest challenge now is gettting to bed on time because I’m a natural night owl!

Jaymz Nylon: Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced tracks or releases. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

“Mighty Deep” on Moulton Music
“Up On The Floor” on Oh So Coy
“Pieces” on Proton Limited

Jaymz Nylon: Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by other. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Lisa
“King of my Castle” – Wamdue Project
“Night” – Benga & Coki
“Professional Widow (Armand Van Helden Remix)” – Tori Amos

Brad
“I Just Can’t (The Synth Tigers Remix)” – Futurewife
“Your Dance” – P SOL
“In My House (Art Of Tones Remix)” – Nickodemus, Lisa Shaw, Carol C, BAM

Jaymz Nylon: Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area)?

Lisa: Beach, hands down. I’m a sun and water baby.
Brad: I’ve always lived in the city, although where I live now in Austin is definitley more chill than Chicago, Oakland, or St. Louis. I think I’d get bored in the suburbs or in the country.

Jaymz Nylon: What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?

As long as artists get paid- and listeners can find what they want to hear- it’s all good.

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“Conversations” w/ Felo Le Tee

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Nylon Trax “Conversations”, putting a face on House Music…
Come get to know Felo Le Tee the amazing Artist/Producer/DJ and Nylon Trax Family member!Jaymz Nylon:  Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc…

Felo Le Tee:  I was born in a young developing area called Siyabuswa, which is in Mpumalanga in South Africa. I wouldn’t really call it a village but its more like a suburb then a village but my early young years were mostly in a young village called “Magana”, that’s where I developed most of my love for music. At the moment I relocated to Pretoria, South Africa to expend my career in the music world.

Jaymz Nylon:  What are your short and long term goals?

Felo Le Tee:  Short term? I would say having as much connection with other musicians as much as possible and long term goals that I am really working on is being an icon in the House Music industry, not just any icon thou, a well statured icon that constantly travels the world to play almost everywhere in the world.

Jaymz Nylon:  Passions and/or interest aside from music?

Felo Le Tee:  Fashion.

Jaymz Nylon:  Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…

Felo Le Tee:  I get most of my inspiration from my family because they always make time to listen to my music and do all they can to market it. On the musician side, Drake takes it.

Jaymz Nylon:  What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?

Felo Le Tee:  Support your people! They make a major difference in the music economy and thank you to those that keep shouting our names when we deliver our work. My personal wish is to deliver timeless music to them.

Jaymz Nylon:  Would you say that you lead a well balanced life if so how do you stay centered? If not what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…

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Jaymz Nylon:  Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced tracks or releases. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Felo Le Tee:  Felo Le Tee feat. Kabz Essential – Sugar (Not Released Yet) – Elottie Music Records (ZA)

Jaymz-Nylon feat. Darrius Willrich – So Excited (Felo Le Tee remix) – Nylon Trax

Felo Le Tee – Siyabuswa Anthem (Social Media Release) – Elottie Music Records (ZA)

Jaymz Nylon:  Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by other. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.

Felo Le Tee:  Atjazz & Jullian Gomes feat. Bucie – Out Of My Life (Original Mix) – Atjazz Record Company (My Ultimate Favorite!!)

TekniQ – Journey Across the Ocean (Original Mix)

Mobi Dixion feat. M Que – City Rain (Original Mix) – Mobi Dixion Productions

Jaymz Nylon:  Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area)?

Felo Le Tee:  I prefer the city because there’s a lot of pressure cause everyone is up and hustling rather then relaxing so I also need that pressure to get up hustle my way to life to achieve what I dream of.

Jaymz Nylon:  What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?

It’s pretty hard to choose because in today’s generation, we prefer to give out mass production in order to be recognized rather then deliver good scares quality music and proper quality format. I would go for the format in which music is shared, personally.

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“Conversations” w/ Nylon Trax Artist – Hoshin

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Nylon Trax has started “Conversations” a question and answer interview featuring Nylon Trax artists and collaborators.
“Conversions” proposes the same 10 questions to each artist but the focal point is not on the questions but what lies in their in-depth and inspiring answers.
Nylon Trax “Conversations”, putting a face on House Music…
Come get to know Hoshin the amazing Artist and Nylon Trax Family member!

Jaymz Nylon:  Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc…
Hoshin:  Born in Montclaire, NJ. I was raised mainly on Whidbey Island, with three beautiful years in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. I moved to Seattle to study music at Seattle Pacific University. I’ve been here ever since.
Jaymz Nylon:  What are your short and long term goals?
Hoshin:  Short term goals: to utterly and completely enjoy each day. Long term goals: to build a body of work in music and fine art.

Jaymz Nylon:  Passions and/or interest aside from music?
Hoshin:  Painting has always been an interest of mine. I’ve done several large abstract paintings, and intend to make many, many more. I am also interested in natural medicine, and am exploring a career in Structural Integration and body work.
Jaymz Nylon:  Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…
Hoshin:  I’ve been inspired by so many female musicians, and I’ve learned so much from them… I love Erykah Badu for the authenticity, personality, and style that is so infused in her art. Sade has been a picture of unwavering excellence, elegance, and poise. Nina Simone’s untamable spirit and raw emotion just fills me up. I love female musicians. There’s something about them.

The proper knowledge about the drug cialis generico in india patterns can lead his way to choose the affective one among them. Erectile dysfunction occurs in men only. ordering viagra from india Do not try to take over dose or its daily intake viagra uk over a short span of time. Unlike other medical treatments, Kamagra doesn’t cause any serious side effects therefore it free tadalafil sample can be used free of mind. / Impotence is not less than a miracle. Jaymz Nylon:  What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?
Hoshin:  Let music educate you, make you feel, and help you live, but remember that you are the most dangerous, most victorious, and most fulfilled when you live into who you are, not who you think you should be.
Jaymz Nylon:  Would you say that you lead a well-balanced life if so how do you stay centered? If not what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…
Hoshin:  I love to grow. In growing, balance looks more like flow; it looks like movement and steadiness in chaos. My faith does that for me. Right now I’m learning to capitalize on mornings— to create routine and habits that set me up for the rest of the day. That means that I’m eating well, listening to my physical body, and allowing the processing that I’ve done in my sleep to manifest on paper so that I can move on.
Jaymz Nylon:  Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced/written tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.
Hoshin:  I work exclusively in collaboration with others. I love it. Here are a couple of my favorite tracks that I’ve co-written:
The Cellar Door- “Clockwork Heart”
Cold Water Theater- “Never Have to Worry”

Jaymz Nylon:   Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by others. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.
Hoshin:  1. Hiatus Kaitote- “Laputa” Flying Buddha Records
2. Robert Glasper Experiment- “Afro Blue” Blue Note Records 3. Little Dragon “Constant Surprises” Peacefrog Records
Jaymz Nylon:  Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area) etc…?
Hoshin:  As someone who grew up on an island, surrounded by sea, forest, field, and marsh— I want it all. I cherish the time I had on Whidbey… I enjoyed the beauty of the land, and the city was just an hour away.
Jaymz Nylon: What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?
Hoshin:  The sharing— it makes the music come alive. Art needs witnesses. Artists need witnesses.

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“Conversations” w/ Nylon Trax Artist – Izzy La Vague

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Nylon Trax has started “Conversations” a question and answer interview featuring Nylon Trax artists and collaborators.
“Conversions” proposes the same 10 questions to each artist but the focal point is not on the questions but what lies in their in-depth and inspiring answers.
Nylon Trax “Conversations”, putting a face on House Music…
Come get to know Izzy La Vague the amazing DJ/producer and Nylon Trax Family member!

Jaymz Nylon:  Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc…
Izzy La Vague: I was born in 1987 in a very small and beautiful town of Kwa Zulu Natal (Matatiele),I now live in Midrand (Gauteng Province)
 South Africa.

JN: What are your short and long term goals?
ILV: Well,my focus is to build and ignite a very unique music that people will relate and enjoy all the time.Solid projection for future.

JN: Passions and/or interest aside from music?
ILV: I don’t know whether to combine all of them but I’m more focusing on running my own music digital shop and also looking to be a successful business man.

JN: Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…
ILV: Coming to that…Khaya Magumela has inspired me big time,He is so young and intelligent man when it comes to business. I respect him,period.

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ILV: I would tell them to buy what you like. Even if you come across free copies buy something. If artists don’t get paid they stop creating. They feel unappreciated…like their work means nothing. At todays prices buying a copy or three can mean a world of difference between an artist feeling like their work is appreciated and them disappearing and taking their talent with them. In a world where anyone can put out music irrespective of talent this is important
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JN: Would you say that you lead a well balanced life if so how do you stay centered? If not what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…
ILV: Yes,I do…Good sleeping is the most important instrumental I always make sure I do so that I can be productive in every work I engage daily.

JN: Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.
ILV: 1. Izzy La Vague – My Mother (Vialocalrecords) .2. Izzy La Vague – Open Your Mind (Original) Nylon Trax 3. Izzy La Vague – Profound Feel (unreleased)

JN: Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by other. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.
ILV: 1. Henrik Schwarz – Walk Music 2. Sabb – One Of Us feat. Forrest (Dennis Ferrer Remix) 3. David Anthony Feat Beverlei Brown – I Don’t Know (Manoo Remix)

JN: Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area)?
ILV: Miami…It has the vibe I love most.

JN: What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?
ILV: Well I think it is twofold…if you are playing out consistently and on quality systems then I say the format. If not then I say the sharing. I know artists take a hit with this happening but people do still buy music. With the saturation of the market in the right hands the best stuff gets heard and in many cases you rely on people with tastes similar to your own to hip you to things they think are banging.

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“Conversations” w/ Nylon Trax Artist – Ray Seiler

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Nylon Trax has started “Conversations” a question and answer interview featuring Nylon Trax artists and collaborators.
“Conversions” proposes the same 10 questions to each artist but the focal point is not on the questions but what lies in their in-depth and inspiring answers.
Nylon Trax “Conversations”, putting a face on House Music…

Come get to know Ray Seiler an incredible producer and a great addition to the Nylon Trax Fam! 

Jaymz Nylon:  Would you please give the reader a little family background i.e.; Place of Birth, Current City you are based in etc…
Ray Seiler: Born in Point Pleasant NJ. Raised and still residing in Plainfield NJ (home of Parliament Funkadelic – huge influence)

JN: What are your short and long term goals?
RS: One of my short term goals within the next six months or so is to hike the entire Appalachian Trail. Some of my long term goals are buying a house, doing lots of traveling and starting my own record label.

JN: Passions and/or interest aside from music?
RS: Hiking, mountain biking, photography, reading, good brews.

JN: Who has inspired you and why? It could be Artists, Bands, Activists, Politicians, Family Members, Teachers etc…
RS: My Grandmother, Vincent van Gogh, Maya Angelou, The Doors, Bob Marley, Carl Craig, George Clinton to name a few out of many.

JN: What message or advice you would like to give to music consumers/fans?
RS: Thanks for your continued support !

JN: Would you say that you lead a well balanced life if so how do you stay centered? If not what changes would you make to achieve your desired result? Examples; Read more, exercise, better sleeping habits, more time with loved ones etc…
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JN: Name 3 or more of your favorite self-produced tracks. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.
RS:

  1. Ray Seiler – Don’t Tread On Me – Deep House Records
  2. DeepQuest & Soulful Joao – Soul Therapy (Ray Seiler remix) – Soul Deep Inc. Reocrds
  3. Ray Seiler featuring Chris Drew – Modes – Nylon Recordings/Trax

JN: Name 3 or more of your favorite tracks produced by other. Artist Name “Track Name” Label.
RS:

  1. Nuyorican Soul – It’s Alright, I Feel It (M.A.W. 12” Mix)
  2. Theo Parrish – Feel Free To Be Who You Need To Be – Sound Signature
  3. Harvey Sutherland – Bermuda – MCDE Recordings

JN: Where would you like to live and why, City, Beach or Rural(Farm Area)?
RS:  San Francisco/ Sausalito CA. I visited once and didn’t want to leave.

JN: What is more important, the sharing of music or the format in which music is shared?
RS: Sharing. Each one teach one.