Why did you make this album?

The reason why I made this album is to speak on issues that I felt needed to be discuss that has not been brought to the forefront enough in our culture. 

What inspired the title 'A Voice for the Voiceless'?

I wanted to speak to the people that I felt are left out in this world. For the people who may not have the platform to address their issues, I am speaking up for them.

If you could do remix to one song on the album and anyone as your guest feature, what song what it would be and who would you have on it?

The first song that comes to my mind that I would remix is "Not Good Enough" and the guest feature would be Rapsody! I think she would be perfect for the song putting some black girl magic on the song uplifting women of color with her lyrical wit.

Who helped make this album what it is?

Writers, Producers, Muses, Support System, Etc. My engineer was Agent Midi recording at his studio in Raleigh, NC & I also recorded with Doam Peace from DXA Records in New York City. The producers are Agent Midi, P.A.T. Junior, Soul Phresh, Unorthadaks, Clientel, Sean G. Traxxx & EarforSounds. Photographer, single & album artwork Julius Stukes. Support system was my fans when I had shows & on social media giving me word of encouragement during the recording process. 

What is your favorite track? Why?

This may sound cliche lol but its very hard to pick my favorite song on the album. I really took my time creating the track list and I am very proud of each song... sorry lol

What is your goal as an artist?

My goal is to be on the biggest platform I can possibility be on to spread my message across the world without selling my soul.

When did you know you wanted to make music?

I wanted to make music in High School around 14-15 years old. It was the feeling of being on stage performing and feeling that energy from the crowd...it became very addictive to me. One of the greatest feelings in the world!

What is your dream now that you just accomplished this dream?

My next dream is to go on tour to promote my new album & take advantage of my next opportunity to get me to the next level of being a full time artist.

Have you ever been Stereotype'd?

Tell us more Yes, unfortunately I have been stereotyped a lot being  black person living in America. One of the most recent was when I was walking home and a woman thought I was going to do something to her when I walked passed and she jumped & made a noise. I knew something would odd when she can looking back at me when down the block but I was trying to get home quick because I was very tired from work. when she jumped it scared me so much that I continued to walk home which was around the corner. On was very uncomfortable I deal with it too much.

Have you ever broke a Stereotype someone had of you?

Yes, I remember back in summer school I was talking to a classmate and he said that "dirty people live downtown." I told my classmate that I was from downtown and the classmate quickly apologize and told me he was always taught that no good people come from downtown Newport News, VA and he saw that was not true & thats how I broke a stereotype.

Links to my album A Voice for the Voiceless - https://linktr.ee/descendentmc