Young Jon Jon Interview

This is an interview with a young rapper named Young Jon Jon. He is from New York and his interview is below.

1. What was your thought process with this project?
i was just trying to make the best music possible, and was very motivated and inspired by the movie "Ali"

2. How is this project different from your past projects?
outside of the better sound quality, it had alot more original beats not like the last mixtape which was all instrumentals. other than that it wasnt so much different but it was better than my last

3. What was your direction for the artwork?
i wanted something different than the usually mixtape covers you see so i hit up my boy Dread to fix me up something crazy and he did, in my eyes the punching bag represents life, the game, my haters & enemies and i just keep punching

4. What are your goals for this project?
i really didnt have any specific goals for it but i wanted it to be way better than my last mixtape which i feel i accomplish at the same time im always like sky's the limit with anything I do

5. What is your favorite song from the project and why?
it has to be "Teasin'" because of the whole vibe of it also it came from a situation that really happened in my life

6. What expectations do you have for the project?
I expected it to be received well and the response from people meet them and flew passed them

7. Whats next for you?
as far as putting out music im taking a little break because of school but im always writing, recording, creating and working on my next mixtape which will be called "The QUESTion" and will be dropping around may or june of this year

8. Who would you like to work with? Whose your dream collaboration?
i dont really have a dream collabo but to name a few.......Jay-Z, Drake, Slum Village, Wale, KiD CuDi, Kanye, Asher Roth, Mickey Factz, Amanda Diva, Curren$y, Q-Tip, etc. cause theres way too many to name

9. Do you want to stay in dependant? or sign with a major?
my goal is to stay indy but if a major came along with the right deal i'll def. take it

10. What do you hope to accomplish with your music?
to inspire people the way i been inspired by music

11. Do you have a website or a twitter where the fans can hit you up?
yes http://www.twitter.com/YoungJonJon i try to follow everyone back

12. Any last words?
yes shoutout everyone who helped me with the mixtape Ladee 80, Staxxx, Murda Ace, Asia, Dread all my WaveGang fam. nick, nikki, jmel, ty, Jerle aka boss lady, shouts to Chris M., Shay, DJ Epidemik, all my people in BK/NYC, VA, UpState NY, a big F U to my haters & enemies, finally everyone who's not hip to me better get hipped to me before you get bumped out the way ya digg ya dugg good.

Please take a listen and download the project below.
stream: http://bit.ly/8bMfNQ
DL: http://www.mediafire.com/?dugz0tzd2tw

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Since I dont post on here often, I am deciding to do something new. I am going to post my Top 10 songs of the moment. Every Monday (#musicmonday)! I will also post albums I am listening to. Expect alot of Charles Hamilton. I think he shoudnt be considered because I listen to him so much lol. But without futher ado, he is the first edition of my "Top 10 Songs of The Moment"

"Top 10 Songs of The Moment"

10. Tupac- I Ain't Mad at Ya
9. Alica Keys- Doesn't Mean Anything
8. Jason Derulo- Whatcha Say
7. Freddie Gibbs- G.I. Pride
6. Chris Golden- Black America
5. Nipsey Hussle- Closer Than Close
4. Kasanova- KY State of Mind
3. Chris Brown- Crawl
2. Chris Brown- So Cold
1. Charles Hamilton- Air Agains

Mick Swagger- Suga Mama

I really really really like this song. That may be an understatement. The song is really catchy, the beat is dope, & I could see this getting major radio play. See for yourself below.

Download/Stream: http://bit.ly/3w562R
Follow the artist on twitter: http://twitter.com/CoolKidMS
Check out the Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/coolkidmickswagger

C Wizz- Making The Band

The first single off of C Wizz's upcoming project dropping in December called "The Opposite End of the Spectrum"

Download: http://usershare.net/vj7xwfhin1e7#
follow C Wizz on twitter: http://twitter.com/cwizzproduction
follow the cover maker on twitter: http://twitter.com/chrisdotrivera
follow me on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bfears

Chris Golden- Before I Wake

This is one of the most heartfelt emotional pieces of music I have ever heard. Literally. Chris Golden has a talent of making you feel like you have went through his struggle. He tells stories with his rhymes and he makes you feel him. Not very many people have the talent of doing this. He is one of the few. He opens up this masterpiece with "The Prayer." Its not actually a prayer, but he's asking people "Why they hate on Chris?" I love this song. The beat is banging. He is opening up to the listener and allowing them to feel his pain. Next up is "The Interview." The beat is slow, and throbbing. It makes you want to bop your head along. His lyrics are tough, he comes correct, spitting "like Craig Mack, I put that flavor in ya ear." Nice. Instead of a hook, he speaks on his thoughts about his lyrics. The only downside of this song is that he uses the word swag. "This Way" is a song about why he cant die, and the things he needs to do before he dies. The beat is hard hitting & the voice on chorus drives the point home. "Faces of America" is a deep song, talking about racism. A must listen. My favorite song would have to be "To My Daddy." I literally teared up listening to this song. If you have a non existent father, this song if for you. He talks about his father in a way that makes you feel his pain. The only song I didnt particularly enjoy was "Die Slow". It didnt suck, I just didnt like it. Bottom line if you enjoy real, deep, thought proking hip-hop, this is for you. Its a must download!

Stream: http://bit.ly/6nMQU

Download: http://bit.ly/pfba5

If you enjoyed this check out his other work:

http://bit.ly/7fLHY

Young Jon Jon- A Long Way To Go

A Long Way To Go is the debut mixtape from Young Jon Jon. It has 14 tracks, including the bonus track. Young Jon Jon starts off strong with "I Aint Tryna". This is one of my favorite tracks on the song. He is using a syrupy slow flow, & the beat is dope. The next track is Move Out My Way. The beat is dope. His flow is OK on this song, it seems all over the place. Its a decent track. He reps his borough on this track saying he is from BK all day. Towards the end he talks about the incarcerated rapper Max B. The next track is Mr. Magnificent, which used the same beat as the Rick Ross/John Legend. My favorite line of the song is when he says, "my songs describe what I do like adverbs." Track number 4 is called My Life. He is is rapping about his life and how he wants to live it right.He also seems to be talking to a female as he raps "NO Chris Brown, I wouldnt hit you," He employs a slow flow. The beat is open & deep. I like it. The overall tape is good & I would recommend it for a download. The only tracks I didnt like were Maybach Dreams, Distant Family & the bonus track.

Please download it here:
http://www.zshare.net/download/63211447f28dbeff

& be sure to follow Young Jon Jon on twitter
@youngjonjon.

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