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Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Saint Millie, visits the studio to discuss his days helping build Jugrnaut, being a member of Treated Crew, and his transition from being a full-time artist to being a full time artist manager.
Millie established himself as a disruptor within the industry & helped establish a culture for Chicago music. Bringing together the sounds of old Chicago & new Chicago. From Chance The Rapper, Mano, Saba, and many more!
OG Stevo said in his song, "Fear of God," "I may seem happy, but that's just an appearance/ God is the one & only thing that i'm fearing / I put my heart & soul in these lyrics..." Saint Millie's story is one that he laid on wax & allowed to be his escape. From his father being in & out of his life, his mother being incarcerated, and growing up in a neighborhood where he felt out of place & unsafe; forcing him to adopt the moniker Saint Millie, wanting to be a savior through music.
Also discussed: mental toll of losing a part of you, resentment towards music, losing family, and accepting change
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Sad Boys For Real! Chicago artist, Saint Millie, visits the studio to discuss his days helping build Jugrnaut, being a member of Treated Crew, and his transition from being a full-time artist to being a full time artist manager.
Millie established himself as a disruptor within the industry & helped establish a culture for Chicago music. Bringing together the sounds of old Chicago & new Chicago. From Chance The Rapper, Mano, Saba, and many more!
OG Stevo said in his song, "Fear of God," "I may seem happy, but that's just an appearance/ God is the one & only thing that i'm fearing / I put my heart & soul in these lyrics..." Saint Millie's story is one that he laid on wax & allowed to be his escape. From his father being in & out of his life, his mother being incarcerated, and growing up in a neighborhood where he felt out of place & unsafe; forcing him to adopt the moniker Saint Millie, wanting to be a savior through music.
Also discussed: mental toll of losing a part of you, resentment towards music, losing family, and accepting change