“I like to write about what I see and what I feel, sometimes it starts with a concept rather than a song itself, but it changes all the time. There’re no boundaries so whatever I can milk inspiration from I do.”
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“LA gets a bad rep because a lot of people move here and think because it’s Hollywood you have to act a certain way but that’s not true if you’re from LA. I get it, it’s a hungry city and it can eat you alive if you’re not on your toes but you just have to know how to navigate it because it’s beautiful and has a lot to offer.”
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Young and spontaneous, artist/producer John-Robert was discovered by Grammy-nominated producer Ricky Reed at the age of 16. From writing tunes in his parents basement by himself, he’s now here with us to share his music experience so far.
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An interview with Isola Marras’ creative director.
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Allie X photographed by Brendon Burton for The Dreamers issue.
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“It’s so crazy to me that many of the artists I admire have expressed interest in my music. That being said, as an artist, I always believe there’s something I need to improve on. As a singer I want to widen my range and become a more powerful vocalist. As a writer, I hope to write more sophisticated lyrics.”
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“I started listening to it again, and the chorus kept getting stuck in my head, every day more and more. It’s not normal that I get one of my own songs stuck in my head like that, and I had to keep going back to hear the chorus over and over again. I showed it to my friends and the same thing happened to them. Time passed and when I wanted to go back to this song, the quarantine started. I have a studio at home, so I recorded it from there, and it was ok, but one of the producers I work with sent over better equipment to record it, and finally that’s how ‘Colocao’ was created.”
Rising star of the hip-hop scene Aminé has made his name by being overtly different from the herd, expressed through both his music as well as his visuals.
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