The Rise of Spanglish Artists , Music Leaks & Blowing up in Japan, Judging X Factor ft. Lil Eddie

[@DIRTYFINGERPROJECT]

This is the first time hearing about him. Glad y’all were able to get him on to talk about his experience & journey in the music industry.

[@NseMusic.]

My brother is rocking 🤙🏽

[@NOIRsDuff]

A lot of inspiration in here, folks are sleepin on this one

[@TheCoachMusicOfficial]

This interview really speaks to my experience as a Spanglish Songwriter/artist growing up in the states who writes Poppin R&B music. Thank you, Brandman for having lil Eddie on. I’m gonna reach out to the broken hearts club💔

[@Yesitscurtcurt]

Keep dropping!

[@BenLukemusic]

Just goes to show there’s numerous ways to get on

[@bandzdontstoptv1068]

Great show💯🌎☄️🦅

[@zelizux]

Yooo. I been hitting up contrabrand we still up?

[@seriouslyitskingleeo]

You interviewing the wrong people. Spanglish been a thing. Especially in the east coast you got a lot of Afro Latino rappers from Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico doing numbers and making hella waves (Lito Kirino, Tali Goya, and Messiah just to name a few)

[@EvanShlom]

Until we see an indie artist make it (not that Mexican ot unfortunately) it’s difficult to tell what’s really popping. Let’s see one of these rappers get to Sam Hyde type cred then you know it’s popping. Let’s see these guys go ahead and never sell out and really build their platform

[@jasminedtucker]

LA Russell and Larry June

[@EvanShlom]

Stop looking for deals

[@EvanShlom]

Deals with the devil ain’t gonna save you no matter how much money and fame you get from it