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Bass Heavy – Creative Hip Hop
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This is a great episode for Drawn To Discover and the What is Creativity? podcast. We speak with hip-hop producer, entrepreneur, educator, and nonprofit director Bass Heavy. He became a creative hip hop force over the past 20 years and now shares his knowledge with us in this interview.
Bass Heavy hails from the musical marshes of Louisiana. Bass attended performing arts schools from the age of ten. He went on to The University of New Orleans where he double majored in jazz studies and engineering finishing with a B.S. in electrical engineering in 2000. Most of Bass Heavy s production gigs have come at the hands of some of New Orleans most successful Rap Artists including Former No Limit and Cash Money artists such as Mannie Fresh, Juvenile, B.G., Mia X, C-Murder, and Soulja Slim. However, Bass is no one trick pony. His productions offer a wide range of musical landscapes thanks to his broad musical background.
So tune-in and listen to us rap on creativity.
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