Cloutfly

Joined January 2023

89 stories

Bio

Stories (89)

Filter by community

Sort by (Optional)

Introducing MalekBSavage: A Rising Voice Focused on Purpose and Progress
In today’s rapidly shifting music landscape, emerging artists are navigating an industry shaped by technology, accessibility, and changing audience behavior. Among them is MalekBSavage, who offers a candid look into his personal definition of success, his thoughts on artificial intelligence in music, and his observations about how listeners respond once they give his work a chance. His reflections present a straightforward perspective on ambition, authenticity, and growth within the modern era of music. MalekBSavage shares, “I feel like I’ll be successful when I can buy my mom a house and make it to where she never has to work again.” His statement defines success in personal rather than commercial terms. Instead of centering achievements around chart positions, awards, or public recognition, he identifies a milestone rooted in financial stability and family support. By expressing this goal, he connects his professional aspirations directly to his desire to create security for his mother. The sentiment reflects a common motivation among many artists who view their careers not only as personal endeavors but also as vehicles for uplifting loved ones.
By Cloutflya day ago in Beat
Built From Experience: Richvatican on Turning Real Life Into Real Music
In today’s evolving music industry, authenticity and independence are often central themes in conversations about emerging artists. Richvatican presents himself as an artist grounded in personal experience and shaped by the realities of the modern digital era. His perspective centers on honesty in storytelling and the shifting structure of the music business. Through his own words, he outlines what defines his artistry and how he views the opportunities and challenges within today’s landscape. Richvatican believes that people should care about his music because it is real. “It’s real,” he shares. He is not rapping as a character or chasing trends—he is speaking directly from where he comes from, what he has lived through, and what he is still fighting through. “I’m not rapping a character or chasing trends—I’m talking straight from where I come from, what I’ve lived, and what I’m still fighting through,” he states. His focus remains on delivering music rooted in lived experience rather than image-building or trend participation. According to RichVatican, his music reflects emotions that listeners may struggle to articulate on their own. “My music give people that same hunger, pain, and motivation they feel but don’t always know how to say,” he shares. He connects this idea to listeners who may feel overlooked or stuck in demanding circumstances. “If you ever felt overlooked, counted out, or stuck in grind mode, you're going to hear yourself in my songs,” he states. His approach positions his work as a reflection of shared experiences rather than abstract storytelling.
By Cloutflya day ago in Beat
From Emerging Artist to Industry Visionary: Juicedd on Success and What’s Next
In an industry often defined by statistics, streaming totals, and chart placements, Juicedd approaches success from a markedly personal perspective. Rather than allowing external metrics to determine his worth, he focuses on internal fulfillment and the tangible impact of his work. Through his own words, he outlines a philosophy centered on authenticity, connection, and creative independence. “When it comes to measuring success beyond just numbers or charts, I measure my success by feeling it,” Juicedd shares. “I honestly do not care about numbers at all; as long as I know I’m influencing others to grow or connecting with my supporters, I’ll always say I’m successful.” His statement reflects a value system rooted in emotional resonance rather than numerical validation. While industry benchmarks often highlight commercial performance, Juicedd defines achievement through influence and engagement. For him, the ability to inspire growth or maintain meaningful connections with supporters serves as the primary indicator of progress. This approach places emphasis on community impact and personal integrity over traditional performance indicators.
By Cloutfly9 days ago in Beat
Rising Sensation djh12k Shows How Consistency and Individuality Drive Success in Music
djh12k, an emerging figure in the music industry, offers insight into his approach to creating music and achieving success. Known for his distinct style and creative drive, he emphasizes individuality and consistency as critical elements in an artist’s career. While the music industry is often defined by charts, numbers, and popularity metrics, djh12k explains that success goes beyond conventional measures. He shares, “I believe in order to measure success beyond the numbers and charts, being yourself, being creative, and having your own style, I feel like, make your success beyond the charts. Having your own style, swag, and meaning also plays a big part.” This perspective highlights his belief that personal expression and authenticity are central to building a sustainable career. For djh12k, it is not enough to follow trends; instead, artists must cultivate their own identity and voice. Looking ahead, djh12k reflects on the evolving landscape of the music industry. He states, “I think the music industry will evolve over the next decade. It will be the biggest industry you can be a part of, but also a very hard one. Music is not for everybody, and the industry isn’t either. But I will say, never let anyone knock you for trying. Stay consistent—that’s what I will say.” His comments acknowledge both the opportunities and challenges that aspiring artists face, emphasizing perseverance and resilience as essential qualities.
By Cloutfly12 days ago in Interview
From Identity to Intention: How Unogerk Frames His Music and Vision
In an industry shaped by rapid technological change and constant competition for attention, artists are increasingly required to define not only their sound but also their identity and long-term vision. Unogerk approaches music with a focus on personal ambition, intentional presentation, and an awareness of the broader forces influencing today’s music landscape. His perspective reflects both individual experience and commonly discussed dynamics within the modern music business. Unogerk emphasizes that ambition is central to why audiences should engage with his work. “I think people should care about my music because of how ambitious I am about music,” he shares. This ambition informs how he presents himself publicly, particularly across social media platforms where first impressions are often shaped. He explains that his current online presence is deliberately minimal. “When you view my profile on social media, it might look a little simple, but that’s because I want people to see me as the person first, then see my music side,” he states. This approach aligns with a broader trend among artists who prioritize authenticity before branding. Rather than leading with a highly polished image, Unogerk chooses to foreground his identity, allowing listeners to connect with him personally before engaging with his music. At the same time, he acknowledges that context matters. Speaking about his background, he notes the challenges that come with gaining support in his environment. “Where I’m from, a lot of people hate—and I mean hate—with no intention of changing, so you have to reel them in,” he shares. Despite these challenges, Unogerk makes clear that his current presentation is not permanent. Growth and refinement are part of his plan. “Very soon my profile will look as professional as possible, the same as my music,” he states, signaling an intention to align his visual presence with the quality and direction of his work as his career progresses.
By Cloutfly13 days ago in Interview
Rising Musician Entity!! Speaks on Industry Challenges and Spiritual Sound
In contemporary music culture, success is often evaluated through numerical indicators such as streaming counts, chart placements, and social media metrics. While these measures remain influential, many artists continue to define achievement through broader and more personal frameworks. Entity!! is one such artist who articulates a perspective centered on visibility, discourse, and movement rather than solely on quantitative outcomes. Discussing how he understands success as an artist, Entity!! emphasizes the importance of cultural presence and conversation. He explains, “Entity !! believes that success beyond the numbers and charts as an artist comes in the form of motion. If people speak about him and talk about him in the right places, he knows he is successful.” This statement reflects an interpretation of success that prioritizes relevance, awareness, and engagement within specific communities and spaces. Rather than isolating achievement to measurable performance, his view situates artistic value within social momentum and discussion. Such a perspective aligns with ongoing debates in creative industries regarding how influence is formed and sustained. As audiences increasingly discover music through niche platforms, word-of-mouth, and algorithm-driven ecosystems, visibility can take many forms beyond mainstream recognition. Entity!!'s comments point to the role of conversation and placement—where and how an artist is discussed—as markers of progress and impact.
By Cloutfly14 days ago in Interview
From Childhood Dreams to Industry Vision: OMB Tae on His Path in Rap
OMB Tae is emerging as a distinctive figure in the rap industry, known for his dedication to his craft and his thoughtful perspective on what success truly means. Beyond the numbers and metrics that often dominate discussions of achievement in music, OMB Tae believes that impact is measured in multiple ways, from creative innovation to audience connection. In the rap game, he shares, “I believe that success beyond numbers is measured by cultural impact, creative evolution, respect from peers, live performance prowess, and the establishment of a dedicated fan base.” These words emphasize that for him, being a successful artist is not just about popularity or commercial success, but about leaving a meaningful and lasting impression on culture and those who engage with his work. When reflecting on the direction of music in the coming years, OMB Tae states, “It’s definitely gone be a lot different in the next decade, definitely more talent and different artists blowing up. So I know as long as I stay consistent and do what I’m supposed to do, I know I will be one of the greatest to ever do it.” He acknowledges the constantly evolving music scene, where new talent continues to emerge and change the landscape. At the same time, he emphasizes the importance of persistence and personal discipline in achieving long-term recognition and success.
By Cloutfly15 days ago in Beat
Execution Over Exposure: Frank Vibes Breaks Down His Artistic Philosophy
As conversations around success in music continue to be dominated by streaming metrics, chart placements, and digital visibility, artists are increasingly voicing alternative perspectives on what achievement truly looks like. Frank Vibes is one such artist who defines success not by external validation, but by intention, completion, and creative fulfillment. Through his reflections, he outlines a philosophy shaped by experience, discipline, and a long-term view of culture rather than short-term performance. Frank Vibes shares, “I measure success beyond the charts and numbers by completing the task at hand.” He situates this mindset within the reality many independent artists face early in their careers, stating, “Me and mine couldn’t care less about charts and numbers because we spent too many years where it didn’t matter, so why care now?” Speaking on the early stages of artistic development, he adds, “When all artists start out, you spend years getting maybe 20 or 30 plays and views, if that.” From that perspective, he explains why attention alone is not the ultimate goal: “So why should you care when people actually start paying attention? Just appreciate the new ears and new fans and keep it pushing on that front.”
By Cloutfly16 days ago in Beat
Domingo Black on the Power of Music and Its Role in the Digital Era
Emerging artist Domingo Black has been steadily gaining recognition for his music, which resonates with listeners through its emotional honesty and meaningful messages. His work focuses on connecting with individuals who may be navigating complex feelings, offering both reflection and support through his art. Domingo Black emphasizes the potential of music to impact those who need it most. He shares, “I believe my music can have a positive impact on someone who needs it—someone who is facing feelings and emotions they may not know how to confront. I’ve seen proof of that firsthand.” This perspective reflects not only his commitment to authenticity in his work but also his awareness of music as a tool for emotional connection. For Domingo Black, creating music is not solely about entertainment; it is also about offering listeners a space to process their emotions and experiences.
By Cloutfly22 days ago in Beat
TMM M1ckey: Authenticity and Ambition in Modern Hip-Hop
Emerging artist TMM M1ckey is steadily making a name for himself in the music industry by focusing on authenticity and relatability. Unlike many artists who present an image of overnight success, he emphasizes the realities of the journey, connecting with listeners who are still striving for more in their own lives. His approach to music blends personal experience with a keen understanding of the contemporary digital landscape, offering insight into both his art and the process of achieving recognition. TMM M1ckey shares, “I believe that people should care because my music is for anyone chasing more out of life while still dealing with real **** day to day.” In this statement, he underlines the universal nature of his music. His songs are not meant for a niche audience or only for those who have already reached success, but for individuals navigating the complexities of everyday life while pursuing their ambitions. He states that this perspective informs both his lyrical content and the emotional tone of his music, creating an authentic connection with listeners. He further explains his artistic stance by saying, “I don’t pretend I’ve made it. I rap from the middle of the climb, and that’s where most people actually are.” This acknowledgment reflects a grounded approach to artistry, one that values honesty over exaggeration. By positioning himself as someone actively in the process of growth, TMM M1ckey creates a sense of shared experience with his audience, emphasizing that the journey is as important as the destination. In doing so, he avoids the common trope of portraying instant success, instead highlighting perseverance and the realities of everyday challenges.
By Cloutfly30 days ago in Interview
An Artist’s Perspective: Blockbaby1400 Speaks on Creativity and Industry Change
Blockbaby1400 is an artist who positions his music around intentionality, emotional connection, and self-assured creativity. Through his own words, he outlines how he approaches songwriting, how he views listener engagement, and how he interprets the evolving role of the internet in the music industry. His perspective reflects both confidence in his work and a critical awareness of broader industry trends. Describing the essence of his sound, Blockbaby1400 explains the effect he aims to have on listeners. He shares, “My music gives off an addictive aura; you have to keep listening to it.” He connects that outcome directly to his creative process, stating, “That’s how I write; I write to draw people in.” According to him, his approach as an artist is deliberate and uncompromising. “The type of artist I am, I don’t give room for free will,” he says, framing his music as something meant to command attention rather than simply exist in the background. He further characterizes his work as grounded in honesty and relatability. “I’m so raw, so real, and so relatable it’s like, ‘Yo, why not listen to this dude?’” he states. From his perspective, this authenticity allows his music to reach a broad audience. “I make music for everyone. I’m a well-rounded artist,” he says, emphasizing inclusivity rather than a niche focus.
By Cloutfly30 days ago in Interview
Meet LuckySadBoy: A Perspective on Music, Work Ethic, and Industry Change
In an era where visibility, metrics, and online momentum often dominate conversations around music careers, some artists continue to ground their work in tangible effort and long-term development. LuckySadBoy is one such artist, offering a perspective shaped by experience, discipline, and an emphasis on authenticity. His views touch on how success should be measured, where the music industry may be heading, and how his artistic identity is often misunderstood. When discussing his personal definition of success, LuckySadBoy emphasizes effort over numerical validation. He shares, “I measure success based on how much footwork I can do and how many people I can get to learn or know of my music via studio sessions, shows, and other forms of promotion. The numbers can be adjusted, but real footwork cannot.” This approach reflects a belief that sustained, real-world engagement—such as live performances, in-person collaboration, and consistent promotion—holds more lasting value than fluctuating statistics or short-term digital growth. His perspective aligns with a broader conversation within creative industries about the difference between measurable reach and meaningful impact. By prioritizing effort that cannot be artificially inflated, LuckySadBoy places importance on skills, relationships, and presence, positioning his work within a framework of long-term sustainability rather than immediate results.
By Cloutflyabout a month ago in Beat