Q:
Let us know about yourself, as an artist and person.
A:
I’m just normal nigga, honestly. I just decided to talk about the way I feel through song because I’m not the best communicator in real life.
Q:
What cultures and experiences cultivate this persona or identity of yours?
A:
My life taught me to be cautious with love, so I don’t deal with heartbreak again and that’s the thing that’s been cultivating me. You know, self preservation, making sure I’m okay first.
Q:
What keeps your current audience listening and why should people start listening?What platform can people reach your content on the most conveniently?
A:
Bro, I don’t know. I just been trying be consistent trying to tell truth and i hope it could connect. They can find it everywhere Apple Music & Spotify.
Q:
What albums and/or songs do you already have out that people should listen to?
A:
“DONTASKFORLOVE” (album)
Q:
How has your experience in the industry been thus far? `
A:
Its been up and down. A lot of shiest shit, but for the most part I don’t deal with it. My independence allows me to maneuver differently.
Q:
Do you have an outstanding moment since you got into the music industry that makes you realize how important it is to make music like this? If so what would that be?
A:
I don’t know what I make music like. I just make music that I like. The industry can’t make my sound or subject matter change.
Q:
Is there any one song that you’ve made that stands out from the rest?
Any songs that people should listen to that will get people hooked?
A:
Yeah, all of my last album, its just a feeling.
It was the first time I was that honest about my personal life, about the position I was in, and I think anybody that’s honest about their situations will find them in me somewhere.
Q:
Walk us through the steps you take to create a track. What is your creative process?Do you happen to just walk into the studio and throw some beats on until one sticks? Or is there a more delicate process involved?
A:
It varies depending on how I’m working.
Sometimes I may find someone on Instagram playing the guitar and ask them if I can sample them because I felt something. Send it to all of the producers that I work with and see what they come up with. Sometimes its me writing in a dark area, pacing back and forth, with my eyes usually looking around, as if I’m in search for the words literally. And sometimes its me under pressure trying meet a deadline, coming up with gold.
Q:
Where do you think you would be at this very moment if you weren't pursuing your career in music?
A:
I never thought about not doing this so I have absolutely no idea and I also don’t even want to think about it.
Q:
Lastly, what advice or experiences would you like to share with your peers or anyone else who is up and coming in this industry?
A:
Jay Z was 26 when he dropped his first album. Rick Ross was 30. Bill Gates didn’t graduate college. And in the words of Nip The Great, “Get ugly on these hoes and EAT”
Q:
Also, is there anything you'd like for us to promote?
A:
DONTASKFORLOVE OUT NOW
DONTASKFORLOVE DELUXE
AND LOTS OF VISUALS COMING SOON
Big shout to DONTASKGEN for this mini interview with Nefarious Supply. You can find out more about him via his Instagram and for new music you can check his SoundCloud above. If you enjoyed this interview be sure to leave a like and comment, and to keep up with content coming from Nefarious Supply you can find us on Instagram, Twitter, Apple News and Facebook, and be sure to check out our Youtube and SoundCloud for hot music from underground and emerging artists daily.