Artist Ben Unleashed is unorthodox as they get. The multifaceted creative understands that bringing himself and his brand to the forefront will need patience, networking, and exhibiting of his abilities. Unleashed being an independent artist says it’s difficult at the beginning but it gives him the freedom to create what he wants. It’s important for him to show his listeners what he wants to curate without any restrictions.

From a music standpoint, Unleashed looks forward to communicating stories and inspiring people, giving the world a diverse take on contemporary hip-hop music that is far removed from the usual stereotypes and cliches of the genre.  People are searching for instant success in today’s environment, which is dominated by technology. Unfortunately, there is no way around it. Hard effort and desire are essential in order to realize your full potential and accomplish what you love.

Creatively, Ben Unleashed wants to make a name for himself and become one of today’s music leaders. There aren’t many musicians who are willing to experiment with new sounds, but Ben Unleashed is one of them. His appreciation of several musical genres has influenced some unusual sounds. He also uses sampling to make music that is considered popular in modern rock and alternative music.

For his audience, he adds “I want you to have faith in yourself, work hard, and wait. Success is a journey, and you will be called upon when the moment is right. People will always tell you that you don’t have time, but that isn’t true if you are healthy and fit. You have plenty of time to do the right things at the appropriate times, listen to your intuition, and pursue your dreams.”

Ben Unleashed is a game-changer, an established talent who is quickly gaining recognition. It’s undeniable that we will see more of him in the public space this year.

It is said that music captures temperament as no other art can; it stands particularly true for an artist like Doe Dotta. Coming to music from an unusual background, he brings a new wave and sentiment to the hip-hop culture. People witness for the first time how the raw experience of radically life-changing experiences can enrich the musical landscape. Motivated by challenging situations in life as he traversed from Lebanon to the deep forests of Ghana to the US, his music attains a rare urgency and realistic worldview.

Doe Dotta’s rap music betrays his learning as an orphan from the Middle East and exposure to tramp life in Africa. Always an enterprising soul, Doe Dotta paints the world with double entendres and realistic unfiltered lyrics. “To me, rap music is like a painting. Each bar or rhyme scheme is a brush stroke; the listeners want to be taken on a journey and have an experience, so paint that picture for them,” adds Doe. With hit singles like “Call Me Jefe” and “Act Like You Know,” he mixes the versatility of melodic tracks and grittier lyrics to create a vision and realistic viewpoint for the listeners. His hit singles have achieved the happy marriage of old school word-play with the new age bouncier cadences.  

Connoisseurs of music will find life’s untainted and untampered reflection of the world through the songs of Doe Dotta. What makes his hit singles connect with the masses is their sheer power to voice the agony and hope, joys and sorrow, love and hate of young people without any pretense. His latest release, “Militant,” available on all major platforms, comes straight from his travels to villages nine hours deep in the jungles of Ghana. The tone and lyrics, inspired by real-world and real-life experiences, move you to the core with a heavy cadence. 

Growing up in Brooklyn, New York City, in the 90s and listening to legendary rappers, Doe Dotta’s received early training. The rapper’s blending of sounds reminiscent of 90’s New York and its modern rhythm is making the city and the world rally behind him. When music is as authentic and rich with humanity as Doe Dotta’s, it helps with the coming together and enrichment of the community.

What is music? Is it the coming together of different sounds and frequencies? Or is it an expression of its creator? Or perhaps an interpretation on the part of the listener? Music, it seems, is all of this at the same time. Think about any piece of music you have ever heard, and you’ll find bits and pieces of all these aspects bound together to create every song. This is why Hittin da Bullseye fame Jonny Sierra believes that music speaks louder than what’s heard. Let’s hear his take.

Music is a gift for humanity. It has, in fact, been a part of nature all along. However, the ears that were to hear and appreciate it took longer to come about. But once human beings had started to evolve, they observed the sounds of nature and enjoyed its complex rhythmic patterns, as though they appeared from a divine throat itself. This sound-only quality of music has been with us longer than words have been. Once language came about, words naturally found their way into music.

And today, we seldom have musical pieces that aren’t accompanied by words. For Jonny Sierra, “the words are a part of the music. They aren’t required to make music, music. They are a part of music and its growth. And the music itself is what the creator brings to the audience. He or she might be guided by a force of inspiration or be just looking for a vent or a way of understanding something complex.

And it’s that present moment that gets embedded in the music created. Of course, then it’s the audiences’ turn to color it with their own understanding. For me, the ability of music to take on all forms yet maintain its core is something that goes beyond all the raw ingredients that create it.”

Jonny Sierra’s enthusiasm and passion are contagious indeed. And we wish him all the best.