Skip to main content

10 simple reasons why I am a hip hop MC and songwriter.

These aren't the best reasons I could think of. But neither are the rhymes I create. They are my self expression and what I am feeling in the time that I write it. I am not creating rhymes to impress anyone. I am writing to learn more about myself, be fully self expressed and to do something that was natural to me that I enjoy doing. If I didn't enjoy doing it I certainly wouldn't. Anyhow here are a few simple reasons why I am a hip hop MC and song writer. And once again my disclaimer is they are not the most profound and most obvious reasons. They are 10 simple reasons :


1. Popular lyrics and hip hop songs have gotten to the point where I don't even want to repeat them.

2. Too many people think they are rappers so this will be a good way for me to cut through the noise.

3. Negative vibrations in the music and on the radio have gone over board.

4. The way I approach my lyrics and song writing is unique and I want to share that with others.

5. I have shared breath with many talented souls that have passed away who I will carry the torch for.

6. To come to terms with my past and complete things I said I would accomplish since 1994.

7. My good friends entrusted me Undakova and see my authenticity within my expression.

8. I love music and I love being a part of music and giving back to music as it gives to me.

9. Its fun. When I set into the zone to complete a verse I am in bliss.

10. Its my part of expressing my connection to my highest power and my purpose.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

7 Reasons why becoming a member of Beat365 rocks.

As you already might know I go by the alias Undakova (Undercover) and I am beat maker, DJ and MC here in NYC. I have been producing hip hop beats since the 90s and have produced my own hip hop instrumentals for my album created here in New York City. I often get asked by R & B artist and MCs "Can you produce some beats for my album?" One day the question popped up in my head "Where does an artist find great sounding Hip hop, r&b and rap beats that sound so good you play them in your car for fun as well as record song after song with them?" If an artist doesn't have a friend or business partner who is a producer or know how to/ want to produce beats on there own spare time (which can take a lot of time and money) where does he/she find a complete collection of hip hop beats? Well the answer is simple. . . . To find Hip hop, r&b and rap beats that sound so good you play them in your car for fun as well as record song after song with them go to Beats365...

Can somebody say Amen

After a week of seeing different people come in our house and leave our house with smiles on there faces still our sublet process is not complete. I wake up today and meditate my stress's away. Well most of em. Yesterday I spent all day working on a proposal for a school in Washington heights who seem to be interested in having an after-school program formulated by my company Willpowa. Weeks went by and I spent my days working on music and completing songs in the studio only to leave the proposal writing up to a trusted friend and fellow mc. Suffice to say it never got completed due to my energy being scattered amongst recording and subleting my place. Not to mention being a good boyfriend through the process. So turns out my friends from the UK want to look over it this weekend so I will have to submit the proposal in a bit late anyhow but hopefully with more spunk than it had in the first place. Anyway lets just say the only thing that helped me from not having a nervous breakdow...

Autism & the Arts Panel + #GivingTuesdayNow

Autism & The Arts Panel You are invited to our Autism & The Arts Panel Discussion this Friday, May 8th, at 12 noon. The panel will be hosted via Facebook Live and will feature advocates and members of the Autism community such as Emanuel Frowner, Self-Advocate and Actor; Constance Van Rolleghem, Chair of the Steering Committee of the Museum, Arts and Culture Access Consortium and Parent of a child with ASD; Jonathon Epstein, Transition Developer at AHRC NYC's Adult Day Services; Jayson Valles, Self-Advocate and Artist; and Gloria Pizzaro, Parent of child with ASD! We will discuss ways that we can integrate art activities into our home routines.  Click Here  to submit questions you may have for our panelists. See you Friday! #GivingTuesdayNow This Tuesday, May 5th, is #GivingTuesdayNow. Please  consider donating  to BEAT to help us continue providing our culturally responsive virtual pr...