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@fenkellpayroll Reveals Details of New Album in Interview With Fake Shore Drive

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Payroll Giovanni is on top of the world right now. A new deal with Def Jam Records preceeded the release of Big Bossin Vol. 2, perhaps his biggest project to date. With newfound success comes wonder and interest from new fans, of which he has many. The great staff over at Fake Shore Drive sat down with Payroll for a thorough, well-put together interview about a number of pressing topics, ultimately adding to our collective understanding of his character, mythos, and the way that he moves.  Here are some of the most important bits from the conversation.

 

On his new deal with Def Jam Records and the creation of’ ‘Big Bossin Vol. 1’

Really, it was my guy Steve-O [Steve Carless]. He was with us when we had the deal with Jeezy, and he just always saw something in me and liked what me and Cardo was doing. And when we put out Big Bossin Vol. 1, I ain’t gonna lie, I wasn’t even expecting to get that kind of feedback like it did. It was a new sound for me, it was really just messing around experimenting, and it ended up having this cult following. To the point were people are writing me like “We want Big Bossin Vol. 2!

What exactly is Big. Bossin Vol. 2

Big Bossin 1 was like the middle stage of hustling. You know, like you getting a couple dollars. Now Big Bossin Vol. 2 is like that next level and what comes with it — the bad and the good. The consequences behind your choices and everything not being as glamorous. I’m really touching on that.

Payroll’s definition of a boss

Being iced up or popping bottles in the club, that has nothing to do with being a boss. It’s really just putting people in position so they can be a boss. You feeding families that you never even met. Taking care of someone that’s taking care of someone is a boss to me.

On Detroit music sounding the same

I mean, Detroit has its own unique sound. You know how you can hear something from Cali and be like “that sounds like some Cali shit” or hear something from Atlanta and be like “thats some Atlanta shit.” Detroit has its own sound.

The impact of Roc’s death on him

That shit came from left field and it’s just a dark time right now. Big Bossin 2 was recored way before this happened, so I didn’t get to touch on it on this album. But he’s actually on the album. But on the new music coming I’ve touched on it a lot.

Check out the full interview here.

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DJ Fresh, The Show Before The Show Has Been Captivating Audiences On Chris Brown Latest Tour

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We have covered DJ Fresh before and we must say while he was already accomplished at that point that puts him in the one percentile of disk jockeys worldwide, his latest venture being the tour DJ of Chris Brown’s highly grossing tour this year put him in a position to be labeled as a superstar.

From his mixes to vibrant personality being shown on the mic, Fresh has received critical acclaim and co-signs from artist nationwide for his talents.

He has some major announcements coming soon but we wanted to really show this star some love for all he has accomplished and given to the culture throughout the years. While he might be Fresh in youth physically, he is Fresh in youth mentally and his energy has translated into unforgettable sets which he has received his flowers for.

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These Are The Secrets To Getting Your Music Posted On Your Favorite Websites

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Are you an artist that wants to get your music posted on your favorite websites like 4Shomag, Complex, Pitchfork, MTV, and more? The secrets for how to do so have been revealed.

A writer named Trey Alston, who writes for everyone from Complex to Vulture, has written an e-book with a ton of strategies and tips for how you can get posted on your favorite platforms. He’s taken his experiences from more than 8 years writing about music and put them into a book to help anyone secure the posts that they’ve been looking for for so long.

Check it out at the link if you want to learn more.

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Bobby Luv of OHB Music Group Takes Young Akron Artist Jaysuavemusic Under His Wing: A Mentorship Journey in the Making

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In a dynamic union that is set to redefine the music industry, Bobby Luv of CPT and OHB Music Group has found a budding star in young Akron artist Juston Vetter, known by his stage name Jaysuavemusic. The story of mentorship and collaboration between Bobby Luv and Jaysuavemusic is a testament to the power of recognizing talent and nurturing it to great heights.

The journey of mentorship began when Bobby Luv first discovered Juston’s exceptional talents, particularly showcased in his single “Back It Up.” Bobby Luv, captivated by Juston’s artistry, stepped into the role of a mentor, guiding him through the trials and tribulations that accompany a burgeoning music career. Their bond deepened as Bobby Luv recognized Juston’s potential and took him under his wing.

The initial connection between Bobby Luv and Juston was facilitated through a mutual acquaintance who pointed out Juston’s striking resemblance in style to the renowned artist Chris Brown. This comparison led Bobby Luv to share Juston’s tracks, including “Party Over Here” and “Back It Up,” with Chris Brown himself. Though Chris Brown declined the songs, Juston remained undeterred, continuing to hone his craft and collaborate with Bobby Luv to create new and compelling lyrics.

Bobby Luv’s credentials as an award-winning songwriter, with notable works such as “Posed to Be,” “Questions,” and the recent track “Need a Friend” from Chris Brown’s latest album, positioned him as the perfect mentor for Juston. Their partnership extends beyond music, with Bobby Luv serving as not only a mentor but also a brother figure to the young artist from Akron, Ohio.

With Bobby Luv’s mentorship and guidance, Juston is poised to break barriers in the music industry. The duo is currently collaborating on projects involving Chris Brown and Omarion, showcasing the palpable impact of mentorship and collaboration in the music world.

Bobby Luv’s track record of working with notable artists like Chris Brown, Omarion, T.I., and others, underscores his expertise and influence in the industry. As Bobby Luv imparts his writing and producing skills to Juston, the young artist is primed to make a significant impact in the music scene.

With Bobby Luv’s mentorship and Juston’s unwavering dedication and talent, the sky is the limit for the Akron artist. As they pave the way for future collaborations and groundbreaking projects, Bobby Luv and Jaysuavemusic stand as a formidable duo, ready to leave an indelible mark on the music industry.

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