I Think That Detroiters Are Some Of

I Really Love Rap Music. I Grew Up In The '80s And '90s With Public Enemy, N.w.a., Ll Cool J - I'm A Hip-hop Encyclopedia. But I Got Kind Of Frustrated With The Chauvinistic Side Of Rap Music, The One That Makes It Hard To Write Songs About Love And Relationships.

A Big Part Of The Motown Formula Was, They Took Music And Turned It Into This Sort Of Automotive Assembly Line. They Were Cranking Out 10 Songs A Day In That Studio, Or More.

My Grandma Ricky - That's Where I Got Classic Look From. She Was The Most Stylish Person Ever. She Had Her Own Clothing Store And Even Her Furniture Was Stylish. I Got My "flashy, But Classy" Motto From Her, Too. Whenever She Walked In The Room, She Was Always The Most Stylish Person In The Room.

Barry White Is My Musical Hero. He Was The Guy Who You Danced To In The Club And Then When You Took Your Lady Home To The Bedroom, You Listened To Him There, Too! That's Who I Always Wanted To Be - The Guy Who Was Always There.

My Intentions With Any Of My Music Is To Keep It Futuristic And Updated And Be Experimental And Try New Things.