Q. Good day, Holyrain! We appreciate you taking the time to speak with us. The first thing we want to know is How has your Baton Rouge background influenced your music and production style, and can you give us some examples of that influence in your work?
A. Living in Baton Rouge had a significant impact on my music, shaping the rhythms and melodies I employ.
Q. Atlanta is known for its diverse music scene. How has growing up in Atlanta shaped your versatility as an artist and producer, allowing you to explore various genres?
A. Growing up in Atlanta, renowned for its diverse music scene, has enabled me to capture the essence of my surroundings and infuse it into my own artistic journey. I constantly seek inspiration in everything around me.
Q. Can you share some of your favorite projects or collaborations that showcase your ability to work across different musical genres?
A. Some of my most cherished projects and collaborations, such as “Last Night I Changed My Destiny,” “It Won’t Be Undone,” and “Mraffiti,” aptly showcase my versatility as an artist.
Q. What inspired you to transition from producing to recording your own music, and how has that journey been for you?
A. During my younger years, I found myself singing in the choir and always surrounded by music, making me believe that a musical path was destined for me; I just had to find my comfort zone.
Q. Given your wide range of musical interests, do you have any upcoming projects or releases that fans can look forward to, and what can they expect in terms of style and sound?
A. I have a slew of singles in the pipeline, as I strive to expand my audience and garner enough attention for a major release in the future.
