Finesse involves the unique ability to maneuver seamlessly around people or objects in a smooth manner. It’s the refinement of performance, execution, and artisanship. Independent record label Quiet Control Music personifies finesse. The international record label is based in Germany, and it’s spearheaded by Mr. Tyrone Clay AKA Joe Young. He’s an artist and a business savvy, forward thinking budding music mogul. Quiet Control Music recently signed a global distribution deal with Equity Distribution, which is owned by Roc Nation.
“We are excited to be part of the Equity/Roc Nation distribution family. Our ultimate goal is to create impactful music and legendary artists,” states Joe Young. The work ethic and grind of Quiet Control Music is reminiscent of such powerhouse record labels as Cash Money Records, Quality Control, No Limit Records, Ruff Ryders and Top Dawg Entertainment. The philosophical tagline of Quiet Control Music is one aim, one destiny, and one struggle.
The mission of the global music imprint involves helping its artists create a quality sound that is commercially viable and that can compete in the marketplace. The label pushes the envelope by creating refreshing sounds. It releases captivating projects that move past generic tales and take the listener on a deeper and more introspective level. The current artists on the Quiet Control Music’s roster include Ghana based Rapper Jay Bahd, German based Pop artist Avgusta, and Rapper Joe Young.
Joe Young and his partner also have a management company called Young Life Management. They represent various artists from around the world, including world renowned performance and sculptor artist Flatz. Joe Young himself has released noteworthy singles that featured Method Man, Wiz Khalifa, Max B, and more. In addition, he has some Wu-Tang assisted projects coming up. Moreover, both Jay Bahd and Avgusta are gearing up for some big musical features of their own coming soon. “I’m proud to be part of the Equity/Roc Nation distribution team. We are going to make history together,” states Joe Young.
Billboard is the industry standard for music charting. The music industry is buzzing with excitement as the dynamic German based recording Christ soars to #67 on Billboard’s Top 100 Digital Song Sales chart in the R&B/Soul category with his latest hit single “Change.” The Billboard charts’ metrics and data are powered by a company called Luminate. According to Luminate, when they analyzed the data using their proprietary validation methods, it was determined that the data regarding Christ’s single “Change” met their criteria for inclusion on the digital sales chart for that week of activity including weekly data through May 31st, 2024 and daily data through June 7th, 2024.
Equally important, “Change” also hit the iTunes Top 50 USA R&B/Soul Daily Charts peaking at #11. Additionally, rising global music star Christ reached #1 in Iceland on the official Spotify TOP SONGS DAILY Global charts with his hit song “Change” and the song reached #26 in the UAE (Dubai) on the official Spotify TOP SONGS DAILY Global charts. And finally, “Change” reached #2 on the official Genius R&B Charts. The extremely popular Genius Charts has become one of the premier music charting systems in the recording industry. The main thing The Genius Charts show is the interest the audience has in an artist’s lyrics and the layered meaning behind a song. It shows that fans are interested in the songs and albums beyond the sound.
The music industry is undergoing a profound transformation with the introduction of blockchain technology, promising transparency and fairness for artists in how they create, distribute, and monetize their music. Blockchain, the decentralized ledger system behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, addresses longstanding issues within the industry by offering transparency and fairness.
Key challenges such as opaque royalty distributions are being tackled head-on with blockchain. Traditional intermediaries like record labels and streaming platforms often take a significant share of revenue, leaving artists with meager earnings. Blockchain’s transparent ledger system, however, ensures that artists receive their fair share by directly connecting them with fans and facilitating instant payments through smart contracts.
Moreover, blockchain technology ensures fair royalty distribution among all contributors, including songwriters, producers, and performers, eliminating disputes and ensuring equitable compensation. Additionally, blockchain provides robust copyright management and piracy prevention solutions, safeguarding artists’ intellectual property rights and streamlining licensing processes.
Furthermore, blockchain’s integration with non-fungible tokens (NFTs) offers artists new avenues for monetization and fan engagement. By tokenizing music releases, artists can offer exclusive digital assets tied to ownership rights, creating scarcity and value for collectors. This opens up opportunities for limited edition releases, exclusive experiences, and fan engagement initiatives, driving revenue and fostering loyalty among fans.
As the music industry embraces blockchain technology, we’re witnessing a paradigm shift towards a more transparent, artist-centric ecosystem. By empowering artists with greater control over their music and finances, blockchain is revolutionizing the industry, paving the way for a more equitable and sustainable future.
True talent can’t be purchased or manufactured because it comes from above. Singer/songwriter Christ is using his God given talents to bring peace and change to the world. Without a clear purpose life is motion without meaning and activity without direction. Christ lives life with intention, conviction and purpose. He taps into his inner strength, acknowledges his spiritual power, and lives his life like it’s golden.
Christ AKA The Messiah of Love is a global musical phenomenon. His last single entitled “No Religion” generated more than 3 million views on YouTube, over 1 million Spotify Streams and a myriad of iTunes Top 10 chart placements. He’s an artist who pushes boundaries to defy traditional pre-conceived notions of what music is. Music is more than theory and melody. It’s the power to make and change lives. Christ utilizes music as a therapeutic and spiritual intervention to empower the youth and their families to heal from trauma and become triumphant over victimization.
In these very turbulent times, the battle for the soul of the people of the world has begun and Christ has been called to stand on the front line to bring forth powerful song lyrics that are inspired by the word of God. Christ realizes the importance of being a strong and positive role model. He truly believes in the concept of the “God within” and he wants everyone to know just how wonderful life is once the power of love is realized. He has a natural knack for melody that separates him from most of his peers. With uncensored emotion, and honest lyricism, Christ’s music tells the story of a unique path.
Christ demonstrates his unforgettable melodies and explosive vocals on his new single, “Change.” The song is rhythmic and alluring. “Change” is sure to appeal to music fans around the globe. Christ effortlessly shifts his voice and delivery into the beat so that it acts as an additional instrument within the track. The song is receiving kudos from a myriad of radio DJs from around the world. We invite you to stand up and witness something truly magnificent! Make a change, choose love, and join the movement.
Billboard is the gold standard of music charting. The music industry is buzzing with excitement as the dynamic recording artist Ashwin Gane, AKA The ATG, soars to #74 on Billboard’s Top 100 Digital Song Sales chart in the R&B/Hip Hop category with his latest hit single “Regret It.” Equally important, “Regret It” also hit the iTunes Top 50 USA Rap/Hip Hop Daily Charts peaking at #11 and the iTunes Top 100 USA All Genres Daily Charts peaking at #62. His music transcends genre boundaries, weaving together elements of hip-hop, R&B, and even operatic influences.
Ashwin is a Detroit based artist/producer, who has established himself on the music landscape over the last couple of years with boundless energy and an electrifying verve of his stirring mix of lyrical, thought-provoking Hip Hop/R&B anthems. He looks to excel where his contemporaries have failed by supplying a steady dose of marketable music that appeals to a mass audience. From tragedies and heartbreak to glory and triumph, he takes you on an inspiring journey.
Ashwin’s natural knack for melody separates him from the competition. The multi-talented artist explores the complex struggles of everyday life through his music. His single “Regret It” explodes with unadulterated candor. “Regret It” is a refreshing departure from the cookie cutter playlist of songs currently in rotation on the commercial radio airwaves. The song offers something more authentic and real. The head boppin’, trap sounding track features his trademark lyrical dexterity and riveting flair.
Ashwin has worked with a myriad of top music industry luminaries under the moniker The ATG. He collaborated with notable Grammy-winning producers like ATL Jacob and Scott Storch and songwriter Poo Bear. Additionally, he has worked with Detroit rappers Icewear Vezzo, Payroll, Damedot and Detroit rising stars such as Dusty McFly and Earlly Mac on the “Detroit Cinematic” projects. Moreover, he made a name for himself as a producer by producing tracks for D12 rapper Swifty McVay and actor and rapper Omar Gooding, rapstress Sa-Roc, 2x Grammy-winning songwriter/artist Justin Love, and Chicago Drill Rapper Lil Reese. Ashwin continues to solidify his place in the music industry, proving that his unique brand of entertainment resonates with a broad audience.
More and more reviewers are stunned by Safe Haven‘s debut single, Barry Bandz, and indeed, it’s a fresh, energetic, positive song. However, probably the most captivating is the story behind it and how Safe Haven came to life, in some senses literally. As we sat down for this interview, I felt some newly found hope in this young generation: there are who strive to excel and want to constantly challenge their own boundaries to become better and more wholesome – while keeping the right kind of attitude and bright spirit. At least Safe Haven is like this. So, read on, it’s a story you don’t hear everyday. And in the meantime, click on this fresh single, Barry Bandz, it’s a good one!
Adam, Billboard staff: Welcome to Billboard: World Music News! I’ve just listened to your debut single, Barry Bandz. Good drive and sound! Was it an easy choice to pick this as the very first one?
Safe Haven: Super easy. The timing really made the most sense on this track. This song has a heavy baseball presence with references to legendary icons like Barry Bonds and Derek Jeter. Barry Bonds, also known as “Mr. 762”, holds the MLB record of 762 home runs. Bonds holds the single season record of 73 home runs. Juice or not, dude could flat out hit. Derek Jeter, hall of famer and New York legend, boasts an impressive resume as well, winning five World Series titles, five gold gloves, five silver sluggers and earning 14 all-star selections. The start of the MLB season started on March 28th. So yeah, I essentially used that date as a nice invitation to start my music career. And to that I say… thank you baseball!
Adam, Billboard staff: Sounds like a real plug! It’s usually a lot of sleepless nights when something close to an artist’s heart gets released to the public. How do you feel now as it has just been released?
Safe Haven: You know, it’s funny you say that. I am so passionate about all this music stuff here and recently I have just felt, over the last year or so, just so comfortable in who I am as a human being. I’m honestly super happy and grateful to be able to do all of this here, to create and empower. I’m sure I’ll talk about my struggle through vocal cord paralysis later in the interview, but I’m just super excited for people to finally hear my music and appreciate all of the hard work and attentiveness to the style, vocals, beat selection and overall production of each individual track. The flow, speed and wordplay in my debut single “Barry Bandz” really was the driving force behind its quick success. I was actually talking to my engineer Rey the other day – quick shout out to my engineer Rey – he’s the guy who actually fueled my love for music again. man is just a dope human being in general… but, yeah… we were talking about the style of my music and how unorthodox everything was. Every session I’m searching for something that’s never been seen or heard before. So you never really know what to expect with my music, but that’s the fun and creative part of it all. It helps me to stay in a creative state of mind where I have the flexibility to switch up my tone, add instruments and just have fun along the way to help bring more life to the track.
Adam, Billboard staff: It is indeed important to enjoy this whole journey. Here is an inevitable question: why now?
Safe Haven: Well, I guess this is “later in the interview” (laughing). I do want to speak on my struggle through vocal cord paralysis. To keep it short: my whole life up until, about my senior year of high-school, I dealt with vocal cord paralysis as a result of, what is believed to be, physical trauma that had occurred during my birth. But I am no doctor and this isn’t Grey’s Anatomy. Basically, my voice was a faint whisper at best and it progressively got worse through my early teenage years. So yeah, you ask “Why not?”. Well, I didn’t have a voice for one (smiling), but I also needed to live my life a bit. I had to allow myself to learn from my trials and tribulations. I spent my whole life worrying about the health and well-being of others and I neglected my own mental health and well-being in the process. So, why now? I ask: why not? I got a story here and if I have to use music as a vessel to inspire and spread love, then so be it! They can call me crazy. They can call me whatever they want. I’m fine with the hate because I know that most people don’t have the guts to even attempt to do what I’m doing. Hate me or love me, I’ve never been more driven and inspired in my entire life than this exact moment.
Adam, Billboard staff:The music industry is what its name suggests: a treadmill, an assembly line and majority in it are working at the bottom of the factory. How much do you feel yourself as an artist and how much do you think you need to adapt to the system?
Safe Haven: I’m really not trying to adapt to any type of system or set of guidelines. Listen, I’m comfortable in who I am and who I can become as an artist. I don’t want to rush or force anything during the creative process. My focus is to make quality music and create unique, clean clothing all in an effort to bring awareness to the Safe Haven brand as a whole. I’m not focused on confining to the industry’s expectations of how I should be or how I should act. I am okay with where I am at and I feel incredible as an artist. I’m more motivated than ever. Also, on a side note, my surgeon told me that there is no guarantee that my vocal cords will be like this forever so that’s just added motivation for me to create and inspire while I am still blessed enough to be able to do so.
Adam, Billboard staff: “To make it” is a common answer for many when asked why they are writing music. What about you? I hear you when you say it’s a great experience now, but still, is there a specific dream or exact goal?
Safe Haven: I know this is going to sound cheesy or people might take it like “Oh, brother. This kid is so full of it”, but my overall goal in life is to spread light to the larger masses. I have a story here and I want to teach people about the true power of the human spirit. I want someone to see my story: a kid who could barely even whisper in high school and take that as motivation to feel empowered in their own life. I want people to see my story and be grateful and appreciative of everything that they have in their own lives rather than focusing on everything that they don’t. If I have to use music for people to hear my story, then I am going to continue to have fun doing it!
Adam, Billboard staff: Love the attitude! It’s a hassle to be seen and heard and can lead to burnout if one is shying away from the reality replacing it with daydreams and vanities. In this rather saturated market with many out there who makes “content” instead of genuine music, how can you stay sane, brave, bright and determined?
Safe Haven: My outlook is different in a sense that I create music from a place of gratitude. For the love of music, truly. The ability for me to create music is a blessing within itself. Something that doctors told me I would never be able to do some years ago. I live every day blessed for the opportunity to be able to reach for the stars and continue to chase my dreams. So it’s really my own life perspective that keeps me determined and focused on making genuine music. I can only control what I can control, you know. I move forward in hopes that one day I can use music as a vessel to connect me with other amazing individuals with struggles of their own. And to anyone who made it this far, if you’re struggling through something of your own, there is always light at the end of the tunnel. Don’t give up. I didn’t. You have more life to live, so get on living it. If your unable to do that, I pray that you find the help that you need. You deserve it.
Adam, Billboard staff:Art and music are here to build bridges through real, meaningful connections. I know that you had a period in your life when things were less than easy and took special efforts to keep afloat inside. What music or songs helped you get through, or better, who?
Safe Haven: Oh man, there have been so many influences as to why I am the way that I am, as an artist and human being. Let me think. Actually, this is oddly specific, but “2009” by Mac Miller was a very special song that helped me get through some dark times in my life. Mac’s vulnerability in that song was so raw and authentic. It felt like he was just letting his soul pour out. It was incredible to hear him flow through that pain and struggle in his voice. One of my favorite quotes from that song was when Mac said, “Buy a lot of things just to fill all the ugly”. I felt that, bro. Because that is the society that we live in. So many people use money to cover their scars, trauma and insecurities. I remember growing up I was always hustling for some extra cash, ever since about middle school. But in doing so, I neglected my own mental health. Honestly, regardless of my income, I always had the same issues battling with mental health problems. I found out at an early age that, while it does help, money will never solve mental/internal issues. That requires time and patience. And hearing Mac struggle in his own life, even with all the money and success, it made me feel a little less crazy and alone. Thank you for always being you, Mac. Rest in peace, legend.
Adam, Billboard staff: Good you found a way other than vanity to get out of that spiral. Where does your inner strength come from?
Safe Haven: Listen, I want to be as transparent as I can when I say this: I’m really as broken as they come. And I don’t say that for people to feel bad for me or anything like that. I don’t want to sit here across from you right now and act like I’m something that I’m not. I may preach a lot of positive things, but I’ve hurt many people in my life with the actions that I have chosen. I am a constant work in progress. But as I get older and feel more comfortable in who I am as a human being, I have noticed that the healing process has become easier. The ability to forgive myself and find peace in my decision making is like a 360 turn from who I used to be a few years ago. I’m in an amazing place right now. And I am blessed to be able to sit here and speak with you. Life is good.
Adam, Billboard staff:Well, this is what you mostly never hear from any other artist, this level of clarity and openness. Now that you are free to create, free to be heard, what stories do you want to share?
Safe Haven: I do have stories that I want to share, but I’m going to let my music do the talking for me. As an artist, I really just want people to “feel” something when they hear my music. I want someone to hear a song from me and feel some type of positive, physical experience. Get someone’s head bumping or put a smile on someone’s face, you know. To be able to create and share a type of music that’s really hard to put a genre on. Different flows. Unique sampling. My music is definitely unorthodox, but nonetheless, I want people to feel and catch a vibe when they hear it. That’s why I chose the name Safe Haven. I wanted my music to be just that for people, a safe haven.
Adam, Billboard staff: Interestingly, you start your music career together with your own fashion brand/clothing line. Who is the target audience, with whom do you feel connected to the most?
Safe Haven: Here at Safe Haven, we are dedicated to the comfort and quality of our products. That sounds good and commercial, right? (laughing) The best part about this brand is that there isn’t a “target” audience. The clothing itself was made for all shapes, sizes and genders. The brand is clear, clean and precisely centered around the name “Safe Haven”. The strive for perfection is really what makes this brand stand out from the rest, down to each individual fabric. I don’t want to be that guy that’s like “Hey, I make music. I’m an artist. Buy my merchandise” and then you get a package with two strings and a bowl of soup at your doorstep. Nothing is worse than a SoundCloud rapper who sells cheap merch to his or her fans and the fabric falls off within the first few days. I want to have a brand that people are proud to wear because it’s dope and comfortable. As a young entrepreneur, I’m trying to get myself involved in as many as different avenues as possible. I don’t want to give too much away, but tune into my discord and follow my social media accounts for more information. I’ll be adding discounts and dropping free merch on all of my social media accounts. Yeah, free merchandise, you know, all the things that a good salesman should provide for his customers. (smiling)
Adam, Billboard staff: All these sound quite a big undertaking. How do you recharge, what’s your “secret” to keep energized?
Safe Haven: Receiving fan love and positive messages from all of my supporters really helps to keep me focused and determined as an artist. As an independent artist, there is a lot that we put on the line for the love of art and music. So when people hear the music and say “You made that?!” and respond with positivity, that is always enough for me to keep my spirits lifted because this road can get very lonely and isolating at times. My supporters really make all of the hard work worth it. And with all of that in mind, I promise to go as far as my brain and vocals will allow me to go.
Adam, Billboard staff What is coming for you now? More singles, EP, full album, smaller gigs, and music videos?
Safe Haven: We are just getting started here. Album, live performances, visuals. I smile when I say that because people really don’t understand how deep my music catalog has gotten since I first started. My life changed when I stopped talking about it and dove head first into the music industry. The studio became my second home. I invested, and I continue to invest, in myself because I know that I deserve better for myself and all of the people who support me deserve the best version of me. I’m extremely blessed to have had so much success on my first single and I just want to thank you all, anyone who supports the Safe Haven brand. Soon I’ll be releasing some big news regarding my new single “Barry Bandz” so definitely stay tuned on that. I promise it’ll all be worth the wait!
Adam, Billboard staff: As we say goodbye, what are the things you feel your sympathizers, fans should hear?
Safe Haven: Man, I love y’all. I have nothing, but amazing things to say about all of the support that I have received on my first debut single! So much more to come, but I am absolutely blessed and grateful for all of my newly found supporters from across the globe. To even have my music reach different parts of the world… It’s all so overwhelming to me knowing how far I have come in my own life. I can’t wait to share all of the music that I’ve culminated over the years and just, before I go, one more message to all of my fans. Thank you. Thank you for providing me the opportunity to be able to do all of this here. And thank you for giving me this platform to share my story. Forever in debt to anyone who supports Safe Haven. And to those just reading this .. welcome to the Safe Haven army
Uno-Topic, the reggaetón star who slammed into global music charts with his synth-pop hit single “Buscar,” is Latin America’s drip king. The 21-year-old from Canada is an all-around entertainer, an artist who gets press for his high vocals, award nominations, and his looks. His explosive upturn to fame however has more to do with his eyesight for snatching details from epochal pop genres and his flair for inserting those details into hit singles.
Uno-Topic is in Los Angeles promoting his newest album, El NIÑO. He is also preparing for his first tour dates in the United States, which, as he happily informs us, “are sold out” — a considerable feat since the tour’s second leg involves cities not traditionally associated with Latin communities, such as Edmonton or Charlotte. “The fact that we’re getting to cities where there aren’t so many Latin people is immense,” he says, “We’re selling out venues and I’m so thankful to all my fans.”
Uno-Topic is a free spirit in the studio — and he’ll call for whatever genre is necessary to convey a particular sensation. “All those moments that the music made you feel… You want people to feel them as well, you know? In the creative side, I always go where my heart tells me to.” On the specific Billboard post-rave sounds, he explains: “I don’t tie myself to any kind of genre. The drum & bass sound fires me up, like the feeling of driving your car to complete a mission. That’s what I feel when listening to that kind of music, and I want to make people feel the same.” Identifying what he loved the most about music allowed Uno-Topic to think up and upgrade the genre. “I’d listen to music and say: ‘Maybe I can make a fusion out of this, find a theme, and do something that no one has made before.’ I try to evaluate how reggaetón’s doing and fill the empty spaces. And that’s what I find the most fun — the creative side. That’s why El NIÑO has so many elements.”
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Despite being a major name in Latin music today, the artist born Miguel Torres-DesChenes never envisioned a career in music. Instead, he dedicated much of his early life to soccer. While his soccer career didn’t launch him to global stardom, his athlete’s mentality has become a key part of his strategy for success.
I see [music] as a sport,” says Uno, 20. “If you are doing the job well — you are disciplined and you are focused — the coach will give you an opportunity to play an important game. Music is the same. When you are [putting up] the numbers, working hard and making good music, [when] you are disciplined, have a clear vision and defend your art to the death, people will realize that and want to work with you.”
Throughout his entire career, Uno-Topic, born Miguel Torres-Deschenes, has been an outlier in the Latin field, and even more specifically, within el movimiento. He incorporates genres not often associated with reggaeton, like house music in “Deseos’ off his debut album Timelezz.
“I think that music is infinite. When we’re in the studio, there are so many ways to do a song. You never know what is gonna make the perfect song. But if it feels good, it feels good,” the 20-year-old says. “I always have these ideas of like 360 [degree] twists, I love that. Making people say, ‘What just happened?’ It was a reggaeton beat and it’s like, I don’t know, a bachata.” Uno likes being unpredictable and spontaneous, he says, and wants to prove himself as an artist who can tackle any type of music. [My Parents] are really happy and super proud of me. They gave me everything, [now] It’s Time for me to give them everything back.”
Uno earned his first Billboard chart entry in 2020 thanks to his song Primer Beso The rising Latin star also scored collaborations with Bad Bunny and Anuel AA and this year earned his first top 10 on the Hot Latin Songs chart thanks to his team-up with Anuel AA on “Tiempo.” In January, he nabbed his first major crossover collaboration on Jennifer Lopez’s “Baila ,” which peaked at No. 4 on Hot Latin Songs. And now, Uno-Topic is enjoying his biggest chart success to date — without any assist. In August, the singer, who now lives in LA, released his grooviest track thus far — the summer anthem “Detective.” It peaked at No.1.“I trust my vision. My goals, my dream to become the best performer ever. There’s still a long way to go, but we’re getting there.”
Authentic, visionary and an all-around artist, UNO-TOPIC, singer-songwriter of the urban genre, stars in the new issue of Vogue Men. Between avant-garde styling and a familiar attitude, Uno reveals his basic profession, the one that catapulted him to the top of his musical career. Bad Bunny tells Voque that the Latin flow of UNO-TOPIC has allowed him to take the world by storm, breaking records and boundaries of the genre that now embraces new generations. People love him, women are his muses and his legacy is in motion. That’s my Little brother,” says Bad Bunny.
His Beginning Was His Discipline
From the soccer fields to the stage, a professional mix that leads his professionalism. I dedicated many years to the sport, but there was a moment when music called me and if I had not given it the opportunity, I would have left something pending, like a thorn in my side for not dedicating my life to music. I thank God that he made me an athlete first and I was able to learn the physical and mental discipline that I apply to music’, says the Guatemalan/Canadian artist.
The Power Of Teamwork
An integral artist, that is clear, but his success is also accompanied by those who are with him every step, ‘I count on my team, they are the best team I could ask for. I know how to respect them all and learn from them all. I still cover a lot of bases, that will never change.
A New Twist On Urban Music
A lyric can say it all, but UNO-TOPIC has embraced an air focused on the everyday that, permeates the magic and versatility of the urban genre. “What me and my partners do is to be a mirror of the street, of the everyday, of something that reflects the day to day life of the people of the town’, said the singer.
The Latin American Rhythm
The fusions of jazz and Latin American rhythms prevail in the reggaeton beat. His musical affinity guides his result, and resting on the musical instruments, the magic arrives. I work with the piano, the chords and then I decide where to take it rhythmically’, ‘I like reggaeton because I have it in my essence, but I am inspired by R&B’. His passion has no limits.
A Legacy Forever
Leaving a mark on those who follow in his footsteps is his main incentive in music, as confirmed by the singer-songwriter who reigns today with his beat. I don’t make music to win awards, but so that the day I’m gone, my legacy will be of some use to people,” says UNO-TOPIC.
Ghost Kid, Billboard bully? It’s just the top of the year and things seem to be on fire for Super producer Ghost Kid. He co-produced Usher‘s first single “Good Good” from his ninth studio album entitled “Coming Home,” which has four #1’s on the Billboard charts mainstream R&B and Hip-hop airplay, Adult R&B airplay R&B/Hip-hop airplay and R&B digital sales charts. “Good Good” is also in the Top 40 on the Hot 100s. peeking at number 28 and number 15 on the Pop airplay charts. If that wasn’t enough how about four number ones on Rhythmic radio, R&B radio, Urban radio and US radio overall.
The Mega producer, Ghost Kid, also produced Usher’s songs “A-Town Girl” featuring LATTO, “Stone Kold Freak” and of course “Good Good” featuring Summer Walker and 21Savage. Looks like the new Usher album “COMING HOME” is shaping up to be a number one album on the Billboard charts. “The A-town Girl” hash tags have already started to flood the internet. With so many number one records and albums we’re pretty sure this project will also hit home for Ghost Kid.
