Sermon Says:
When you live in a realm that nobody is else is touching, you’re bound to stand out. The name: City Haze. The Game: Rap. He has steadily been creating his own lane in the game since 2007 and has worked a nice buzz up. Features in magazines and big name sites such as Nahright and 2Dopeboyz make him on the right path to success. Today he joins Sermon in the Domain to talk about his childhood, mentors, fan feedback, upcoming projects, and much more.
Snippet:
Sermon: So Haze, what has been some of the best and worst feedback you’ve received?
City Haze: Well the best feedback is when fans tell me that I’m their inspiration or even to hear that I motivate other artists to keep working hard. Being an artist that’s coming up heavy on the internet, good & bad feedback is something that any artist should be use to. There are those who support great artists 100% and there are those who just hate because I guess it makes them feel good about themselves {Laughs}. The worst feedback I ever received was when I actually first started and I guess some people felt I wouldn’t make it anywhere. At the end of the day I unscrewed a lot of faces & opened up thousands of ears. In one year I took my music to a level that makes people pay attention and say "Yea City Haze is on his grind 24/7”.
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When you live in a realm that nobody is else is touching, you’re bound to stand out. The name: City Haze. The Game: Rap. He has steadily been creating his own lane in the game since 2007 and has worked a nice buzz up. Features in magazines and big name sites such as Nahright and 2Dopeboyz make him on the right path to success. Today he joins Sermon in the Domain to talk about his childhood, mentors, fan feedback, upcoming projects, and much more.
Snippet:
Sermon: So Haze, what has been some of the best and worst feedback you’ve received?
City Haze: Well the best feedback is when fans tell me that I’m their inspiration or even to hear that I motivate other artists to keep working hard. Being an artist that’s coming up heavy on the internet, good & bad feedback is something that any artist should be use to. There are those who support great artists 100% and there are those who just hate because I guess it makes them feel good about themselves {Laughs}. The worst feedback I ever received was when I actually first started and I guess some people felt I wouldn’t make it anywhere. At the end of the day I unscrewed a lot of faces & opened up thousands of ears. In one year I took my music to a level that makes people pay attention and say "Yea City Haze is on his grind 24/7”.
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