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In this captivating dialogue, Rec Riddles takes us deep into his musical journey, reflecting on the inspirations and pivotal moments that led him to pursue a life in music. He shares how his experiences helped shape his unique sound and artistic voice, while offering an authentic glimpse into the St. Louis music scene—its energy, culture, and the opportunities and challenges that come with being part of such a distinct creative community.
Rec also unpacks the nuanced difference between a rapper and a lyricist, providing thoughtful commentary on what separates surface-level performance from deep, impactful storytelling. As the conversation broadens, he reflects on the evolution of hip hop, the influence of technology, and the importance of truly knowing your audience. With strategies grounded in experience, he stresses the value of authenticity and connection in building a lasting fanbase. This interview offers a layered and insightful look into the mind of an artist navigating both the business and the soul of music.
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By We Create Music TVIn this captivating dialogue, Rec Riddles takes us deep into his musical journey, reflecting on the inspirations and pivotal moments that led him to pursue a life in music. He shares how his experiences helped shape his unique sound and artistic voice, while offering an authentic glimpse into the St. Louis music scene—its energy, culture, and the opportunities and challenges that come with being part of such a distinct creative community.
Rec also unpacks the nuanced difference between a rapper and a lyricist, providing thoughtful commentary on what separates surface-level performance from deep, impactful storytelling. As the conversation broadens, he reflects on the evolution of hip hop, the influence of technology, and the importance of truly knowing your audience. With strategies grounded in experience, he stresses the value of authenticity and connection in building a lasting fanbase. This interview offers a layered and insightful look into the mind of an artist navigating both the business and the soul of music.
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