02/29/2024
🎶✨ Dream Alert, Buffalo! ✨🎶
In an extraordinary twist of fate, I found myself wrapped in the vibrant tapestry of our city's music scene, interviewed by none other than Jeff Miers, the revered Buffalo News Music Critic. But wait, it gets better – the narration of this once-in-a-lifetime dialogue was helmed by Robby Takac of the Goo Goo Dolls. Yes, you read that right. Two Buffalo legends, one unforgettable conversation. 🌟
During this interview, I had the privilege to share the essence of my "hip-rock" journey, live from the heart of GCR audio Recording Studios. It was more than just an interview; it was a moment to reflect on the intertwined paths of rock and hip-hop, two genres I've passionately described as sisters, intertwined by their roots in Black culture. This, I believe, is a testament to the circular evolution of music, where every sound, every genre is connected in a deeply profound way. 🔄
"I fuse a lot of different genres and always have," I shared, opening up about my musical philosophy and the creative process that drives me. Jeff's insightful questions and Robby's compelling narration created a space for me to dive deep into the narrative of my artistry, highlighting the performances of "Boss Moves" and "Pistol" as landmarks on my ongoing musical voyage. 🎤🎸
? Absolutely. But more so, do it for the love of music, for the belief in its power to connect, to evolve, and to tell the stories of who we are. Being recognized and honored by two icons of Buffalo's music scene is a humbling reminder of the unity and strength within our creative community.
To Jeff Miers and Robby Takac, thank you for lending your voices, your platforms, and your spirits to my story. And to you, my Buffalo family, let's keep making waves, pushing boundaries, and celebrating the music that brings us all together. Here's to more legends in the making, more stories to be told, and the endless journey of musical exploration. 🥂
Let's make Buffalo not just the city of good neighbors, but also the city of great music. 🌆🎵
O'Mega Red
O'Mega Red brings his "hip-rock" to GCR Audio Recording Studios for a live performance. He describes rock and hip-hop as "sister genres" and points to the fact "rock originated from Black culture" as proof music evolves in a circular fashion, and that all of these genre subdivisions are in fact conn...
