Big Louie is a new talent coming from right here in Los Angeles. He strives to change and influence for the better. His music focuses on real-life experiences and the good and bad about living in LA. All of Big Louie's experiences have shaped him into the talented artist and person that he is today. Give him one listen and you’ll know why he’s the one to watch through 2019!
Big Louie’s newest single titled “Tryin To Make Ends” is a spectacular new track. Fusing the optimistic bounce of hip-hop with a smooth and confident rap flow, the up-tempo yet colorful track quickly uplifts its audience with confidence and a stylish theme. There’s an anthem-like quality to “Tryin To Make Ends”, it’s subtle but effective, and notably memorable. Fine production lets the various intricacies and the underlying energy shine as brightly as possible. There’s a definite level of professionalism and impressive talent combined. “Tryin To Make Ends” is an easy hit, genuinely well-crafted and a breath of fresh air for the alternative playlist. Big Louie brings an original sound the mainstream hip-hop scene and we’re looking forward to hearing more.
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Hey Big Louie! How long have you been making music? When did you decide it was something you wanted to pursue?
I been making for four years m.I am a producer as well as an artist.I got inspired to to do music because my best friends older brother started taking me to his studio.
We’re bumping your latest track “Tryin To Make Ends” through the office! Can you dive into the meaning of the lyrics?
The meaning of “Trying To Make Ends Meet “ is the hustle of the street to make your money, good or bad I talk about real life situations.
What has been one of your most memorable or life-changing achievements as an artist so far?
A life changing achievement is to see how music has given me a platform to change the world by giving me a voice to inspire many.
What are your thoughts on mainstream hip hop at present, and your hopes for the genre going forward?
My thoughts on mainstream hip hop is that there are plenty of good artists that are making it independent, which is good because they have more control of the music they put out.
What are the main values you hope to represent as an artist?
The values I hope to represent is honesty, integrity, and determination.
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