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North Carolina Artist and Producer MV. Coming from a Small City with Big Dreams

Ready to Reach That Next Level! MV is like a young chef in the kitchen looking for that next big hit to hit your plate, but he wants his sound to hit your eardrums and connect to your soul. He has already been in the studio with a few old school hip-hop legends. Looking for your next song, you might want to reach and place your order.

POC Mag: How would you describe your music? My music is inspirational, and, in a genre, we created called Street Music Motivation.


POC Mag: What sets your music apart? What is unique, or at least uncommon? I would say content, I talk about relatable subjects. It is unique because I came from an era that influenced my sound, and it plays a big role in how I create music.


POC Mag: What drew you to the music industry? I was drawn to the industry by how my Pops, Uncle, and family created music. I also wanted to be a part of music to add different sounds and my views on life.

POC Mag: Who are you inspired by? My Pop's, Uncles', The Legendary Sadat X of Brand Nubian, The Legendary Mike G of the Jungle Brothers', Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, NAS, Outkast, KRS-One, Money Man, and many more artists' that changed the game.


POC Mag: Please explain your creative process: I create a beat and listen to the vibe. I freestyle to get different ideas and then I start writing. I have to get different ideas, so I step away and take my time and listen just to make it better.


POC Mag: Is there a hidden meaning in any of your music? The only hidden messages that I incorporate is to spread positivity and have a go-getter attitude.


POC Mag: ‘What’s the biggest problem you’ve had to overcome so far?’ The biggest problem for me to overcome was sharing my music because I was critical of how it sounded, and I did not want to make anything whack.


POC Mag: Now you have had the pleasure of working with a few old school legends in the hip-hop game such as Sadat X of Brand Nubian and Mike G of the Jungle Brothers. How has that experience been working with those types of artists? Since I have had the honor of working with both of those legends the experiences were all teachable moments because they are Hip Hop Pioneers. So, I have learned a lot from working with them.


POC Mag: You release your first single “No Calls” from your upcoming project “Master” Why was that the first single? No Call's was released first because it is what I was going through at the time of finding my own sound, nobody talked to me for a few months and I was only getting telemarketer calls. So, I stopped answering my phone and I wrote about it then created a beat and made No Calls.


POC Mag: When is “Master” set to be released? Master will be released Summer 2020


POC Mag: ‘What do you enjoy most about being an artist and producer? I enjoy people’s response the most after I create something, I enjoy reactions the most.


POC Mag: What are your top five favorite albums of all time? My top 5 albums of all time are "Like Father Like Son", "Illmatic", "The Carter II", "Reasonable Doubt", "Aquemeni".


POC Mag: Where would you like to be in 5 years? In 5 years, I would like to see myself as a music consultant and businessman who knows what it takes to create great content.


POC Mag: Any Last Words? I appreciate this opportunity. Follow me on all social media platforms IG and Twitter: @MVOfficial_


POC Mag: Thank you for taking the time out for this Q&A… blessing and best of luck!


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