There is a very specific type of project that we have noticed among the ones we listen to every day; these projects are made by artists that have their own unique formula. Grant Ganley is on the list for his astounding ingenuity. Greetings from his musical world!
With the release of his most recent EP, “Don Talk,” Grant Ganley left a lasting impact on our ears, showcasing his ability to innovate and elevate the musical genre. The album provides a thorough exploration of hip-hop and futuristic Rap music.
Due to the fact that Grant’s debut EP “Don Talk” is such incredible work, it has captured everyone’s attention and is certainly the talk of the town. We are perplexed as to how we missed him in the past.
Grant Ganley has been obsessed with music since he was a young kid but he got more into the game when he heard the songs of 50cent and Eminem. He also recalls having the same physical resemblance with Eminem which made him resonate with music from the artist.
Young, ambitious artists find it very difficult to be independent since they lack the same resources as those who are signed to large record labels. But it also gives them the chance to put in a lot of effort and distinguish themselves from other artists. We have seen the incredible rise of many artists from extreme poverty to affluence.
Grant Ganley witnessed that it’s never the right time to start something. He advises youngsters that one should not wait for the right time as it never comes. One must start a project as soon as possible. This is because our minds tend to fluctuate often and due to this we often miss a chance that could change our life.
Grant Ganley’s proudest moment in his career was disclosed in our recent conversation where he says, “I believe I’m most proud of the fact that I don’t let stereotypes define the music I want to make. Despite a suburban background, I think I’m still able to communicate the emotions that I want people to feel when they listen to my music. It’s forced me to be creative in how I choose to articulate what I say and how I say it. I feel like when you’re a white suburban kid you get pushed around into boxes of the kind of music people think you should be making in rap. It’s forced me to challenge that and that’s what I’m most proud of.”
We enjoyed our brief conversation with Grant Ganley. Below, you may hear “Don Talk”:
