- Kweisii Denzel shared that his current major project is a 13-track release titled Hope This Helps

- The project is intended to be vulnerable, personal, and rooted in his upbringing and lived experiences.

- He described it as a complete listen designed to work from any starting point in the tracklist, rather than relying only on a front-to-back album sequence.

- The album is meant to balance groove, consciousness, and strong songwriting.

- The release date was clearly stated.

- Hope This Helps is scheduled for release on March 29.

- Current released material is already in circulation.

- The single Congratulations is out now on all platforms.

- During the meeting, the host Mattsuuii played part of the track live and gave strong positive feedback.

# Creative Direction and Positioning

- Kweisi emphasized a music approach built on substance and emotional honesty.

- He wants the music to create space for real conversations about hardship, trauma, and personal growth.

- He sees music as a vehicle for connection, especially for listeners with similar experiences.

- He also described his development as an artist.

- Early work included group-based music under THC, short for The Higher Choice

- Their first major group project was_Business as Usual a 20-song release.

- The group had early local traction, including independently drawing a strong crowd at a self-organized venue show.

- His transition to solo artistry was framed as an important growth step.

- He said being in a group made it easier to split creative responsibility.

- Going solo forced him to become more self-reliant and confident in finishing full songs on his own.

# Collaboration Opportunity

- A major discussion point was a proposed collaboration between Suuii and Kweisi.

- Both expressed strong interest in creating a joint EP, LP, or mixtape.

- The host offered to produce beats, help shape the project, and cover distribution.

- The plan discussed was for the release to appear on both artists’ Spotify profiles and other platforms.

- The conversation moved beyond a general idea into execution planning.

- The host said he would begin sending beats by email after the meeting.

- Both agreed to begin developing ideas quickly rather than treating the collaboration as speculative.

- They discussed using FaceTime instead of Zoom for writing sessions and remote collaboration.

- There was a clear mindset shift from possibility to commitment.

- Both participants explicitly reframed the project from “if” to “when.”

- They agreed the first working session could begin as soon as the next day.

# Production and Workflow Discussion

- Both speakers discussed the practical demands of independent music creation.

- Kweisi said he handles much of his own creative output, including clips and cover art.

- He also engineers his own material and continues learning technical skills from trusted collaborators.

- They agreed that artist development requires more than writing verses.

- Recording ability, vocal control, execution, and sonic presentation were all treated as essential.

- They noted that many artists underestimate the difference between being able to rap and being able to make strong recorded music.

- They also aligned on quality control.

- Both acknowledged the value of outside ears for mixing and mastering.

- Kweisi noted that over-listening can muddy judgment, making trusted external feedback useful.

# Key Decisions and Confirmed Updates

- Hope This Helps will be a 13-track project.

- The album release date is March 29.

- Congratulations is the active single currently available on streaming platforms.

- The host and Kweisi agreed to begin work on a collaborative project.

- Beat sharing and a follow-up writing session were treated as immediate next steps.

- The podcast episode featuring Kweisi was expected to be published within about an hour after recording.