Terrell Moore - The Young Musical Entrepreneur (Exclusive Interview)

CHECK OUT THE EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW FROM PHILADELPHIA’S HIP HOP ARTIST TERRELL MOORE!

How long have you been doing music and where did you first get inspiration for such a craft?

I’ve being doing music since 10 years old but professionally doing music for 5 years now, my inspiration has come from R. Kelly, Trey Songz, Chris Brown, Tory Lanz, The baby, Lil baby, Roddy rich, Ti, Young Jeezy, and many more.

Where your from and what’s it like at home?

I’m from PHILADELPHIA and basically it’s a very though place to live, so if you can make it in Philadelphia then you can make it anywhere!

Beyond music, do you have any other talents or hobbies that you're great at?

Besides music I love sports and working with my hands .

If you had to describe your music and style, what would be the sum of it all?

My music style is very versatile. I use my R&B vocals to help me with my rapping ability they both work hand and hand.

Where do you see yourself in your career in the next 5 years?

I see myself being a platinum artist and traveling the world.

How has the new digital music scene affected your music career currently?

It actually by the grace of god has been well .

So tell us about the Freshmen album! How was the recording process?

The process was very smooth and great I actually knock the album out in 1 day .

As a musical artist and producers, what are some of the challenges and goals you're out to reach?

Well one hard thing is building your fan base and plus doing the promotion on your own , and making the music on your own as well it hard when you don’t have support.

If you could do any other style of music, what would it be?

Pop or gospel, plus jazz and country.

Any last remarks?

Shout all to my Philadelphia family shout out to jersey, Delaware, New York , Washington much love and respect.

CHECKOUT HIS MUSIC ON SPOTIFY AND APPLE MUSIC https://open.spotify.com/album/1XkZiJktvkgGaFUuOAKdRb?si=0pEbUNJ1Rr6qFnFBcfsMIg

https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-freshman/1495350599

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