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'Rapped-Up' with K. Rhodes

From Parties to Music to the Rhode of Success

 Briana Mulzac
Nov 08, 2016
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'Rapped-Up' with K. Rhodes

BM: What made you go from being a party promoter to making music?

KR: I actually always wanted to make music. The reason why I threw parties was to get my name out there so that when I started promoting my music it would come with ease. I mean, I've always been cool, haha, but party promoting is what actually got me to where I am today and has helped me reach a broader audience when it comes to my music.

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BM: How would you describe your style of music?

KR: I have a song called Summer and it's pretty much a fun song. My songs have a Brooklyn/Urban feel to them. You know like, new money - same me - same phone - who this - type feel. I really can't put a style on it, I would just say Hip-Hop ya' know, it is what it is.

BM: Who is one artist you dream of collaborating with in the future?

KR: I would have to say Joey (Joey Badass). I've seen him on the come-up and his work ethic is amazing so it would be a true honor to work with him on some music in the future.

BM: Because you have such close ties with Pro Era members, would you consider being signed to Pro Era Records?

KR: If the opportunity arrives why not rock out with your bros.

BM: Should we be expecting you to be performing more in the upcoming months?

KR: Definitely, I actually had a slight pause on my music due to personal things and I recently dropped Nu Money. I'm going to have a video come out in two weeks. But on Black Friday, I'm doing a big show, I'm promoting it as well so I'm doing everything from hosting, performing, promoting, etc. and I'm going to be there with a lot of people such as Ksace, and other surprises I can't mention right now.

BM: Do you have an industry sweetheart or someone you're crushing on?

KR: I'm my girls biggest fan.

BM: Can we expect you to be in the music game for the long run or is this something you're just having fun with for now?

KR: I'm trying to take this all the way to the top. I'm from Brooklyn, I love Brooklyn and I want to do this for Brooklyn, my family and friends.

BM: Is there a motto that you live by?

KR: "My whole life has ups and downs, it's just wavy."

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Instragram: @Kyle.Rhodes

Twitter: @_KyleRhodes

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/icykr

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