FLYAH MAGAZINE

  So, where are you from and what's it like in your hometown? Im From the Westside of Chicago. 5 -10 minutes from Downtown in a neighborhood known as the 5th City community. My neighborhood is like a project without the buildings stacked ontop of each other but everybody knows each other and their families. So it is a pretty close nit community which covers a 2-3 city block radius in each direction. It was hard but there was alot of love at a time where the entire neighborhood raised the kids. What inspired you to develop your craft as a music artist? I started crafting my music talent the original way. The creation of hip hop where graffiti, breakdancing, pop locking and djing led to Mcs aka rappers. Has the lifestyle of being a musician influenced your personal life in any way?  If so would you care to shed light on your experience? I would have to say it did because where im from, it is such a real life survival mode type of city to where people are not striving to be someonebor

  On the westside of Storm Valley a conversation of acquisition was taking place.     Tony Pachino was enjoying the benefits of being a top player in racketeering so much, he decided he wanted a piece of the westside action.     Unfortunately for him he was met with resistance of the west side crime boss, Johnny Blanche.     Johnny announced rudely, “Listen Tony!     There is no room for two head honchos and I don’t see me running off with my tail between my legs!     Take that tough guy shit back to the East!     Tony responded abruptly.     I am aware of your influence here Johnny, but I am sorry to tell you, I always disregard limiting persuasion!       And besides I thought it was courteous of me to give you a warning about my plans of growth.     Johnny answered, Courtesy is valuable but the westside is worth more than that!     Tony smiled and spoke eagerly, Now we’re talking,     what’s your price?

  So tell us about your project!  What is the concept behind your music and the message it conveys?   Late Cambrian has gone through numerous incarnations to get to the band we have now. With our newest material, we are setting out to bring some sick classic rock type riffs into our indie rock sound. When I walk around NYC I find myself listening to music from the 70's (Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, Black Sabbath) and I find their approach to guitar riffs really galvanizing and exciting. Our newest songs (Cave My Head Full of Dreams, Late Bloomer) still have the chord changes and melodies that I love to write, but they also have a riff rock component that has been lost in music as of late.  Do you find yourself growing as a recording artist? Explain. We are definitely growing as recording artists right now. We've had a new lineup since 2023. It's the first time Late Cambrian has had a second guitar player, and we have a new drummer and bass player as well. All this new blood

  Flyah: So, tell us about your project!  What is the concept behind your project and tell us about the message it conveys? EC : My new single and music video is all about uplifting and empowering people it showcases the universal theme of resilience and the triumph of the human spirit. In "Every Day," I wanted to deliver a powerful anthem that resonates with listeners on a deeply personal level. The song itself explores the familiar journey of feeling knocked down and overwhelmed by life's challenges but emphasizes the choice to rise above adversity and persevere with unwavering positivity. The music video for the song that I just released was directed and produced by Taner Tumkaya in Berlin, Germany and it a visual representation of the song's essence. The video artfully tells a story that mirrors the struggles many individuals face, irrespective of their background or walk of life, by portraying a diverse range of characters navigating through life's trials. Th

So tell us about your project!  What is the concept behind your project and tell us about the message it conveys? Our projects are created to expand our imagination by using sound recordings that defines our music through lyrical artwork recorded over attention grabbing beats that keeps our audience looking for more Do you find yourself growing as a recording artist? Explain yes I found myself growing as an artist and a brand out of nowhere I just touched the water so what I can do based off of others wants and ideas. What’s the best thing that has happened to you musically? Best thing that has happened to me musically was moving to Atlanta Georgia where I get more promo for free. Suppose if there's another path for you besides music, what would it be? My other path for me outside of music will be building houses from ground up using all natural resources I'm selling it as a service to customers all around the world. Lol Would you like to have a dream collaboration, if so w