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In a candid interview, Columbus, Ohio, artist ShootEmUp opened up about his struggles with the music industry, admitting that he lost passion for making music because “the game is fake.” Despite this, he remains tapped into the local scene, discovering new artists he likes and continuing to support Columbus talent. He also addressed his issues with the CEO of This Only Happens in Ohio over his track 22nd being placed on the Made in Ohio Artist Compilation album without his approval. Beyond that, ShootEmUp engaged with the staff, asking who they thought delivered the best On the Radar performance, showing his genuine interest in rising talent. The conversation also touched on his plans for the future, including signing a producer, hinting at new moves despite his frustrations with the industry. Throughout the interview, ShootEmUp gave an unfiltered look into his mindset, the Columbus music scene, and where he sees himself moving forward.
By This Only Happens In OhioIn a candid interview, Columbus, Ohio, artist ShootEmUp opened up about his struggles with the music industry, admitting that he lost passion for making music because “the game is fake.” Despite this, he remains tapped into the local scene, discovering new artists he likes and continuing to support Columbus talent. He also addressed his issues with the CEO of This Only Happens in Ohio over his track 22nd being placed on the Made in Ohio Artist Compilation album without his approval. Beyond that, ShootEmUp engaged with the staff, asking who they thought delivered the best On the Radar performance, showing his genuine interest in rising talent. The conversation also touched on his plans for the future, including signing a producer, hinting at new moves despite his frustrations with the industry. Throughout the interview, ShootEmUp gave an unfiltered look into his mindset, the Columbus music scene, and where he sees himself moving forward.