Welcome back! You are joining us for the second part of our interview with Daniel Black, a New York rapper currently based in Taiwan.
In our previous discussion, we explored how his NYC roots have influenced his sound and his collaborations with local artists and beatmakers. Today, we will shift our focus to his lyric-writing process, the subjects he prefers to avoid, and some of his songs that feature samples. Additionally, he will share his plans for upcoming releases this year and how he intends to promote them.
Once again, let's welcome Daniel to the studio for our second episode.
Daniel Black is an artist hailing from Jackson Heights, Queens, NY. His focus with his art so far has been storytelling. Whether the trials and lessons learned growing up in NYC or his travels and seeing how vast and amazingly awesome the world can be. All of that and more can be found in the lyrics of his music.
A lot of his influences do come from the hip hop found in NYC, but his overall love of music ( good music) is where he dives deep and comes back up with something that resonates with him and then makes it his own. From Nas to The Gorillaz, Mr. Black moves through genres looking for inspiration and dope sounds and puts them in the blender that is his mind and hopes you like the result.
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