Get ready to ride the rhythm. Zenodro, the Hispanic artist hailing from New Jersey, has made a comeback with his latest release, “Trainwreck.” The track is filled with punchy lyrics and a consistent melodic riff that occasionally shifts octaves. What sets this song apart is its incorporation of groove switches that seamlessly transition between classic hip-hop/R&B infused beats and 4/4 dance beats, ensuring the listener remains engaged throughout the entire track. This is a track that’s perfect for dancing with anyone, but especially with a feline friend (If you’re curious about the reason why, it’s time to give Zenodro’s debut album a listen).
Tell us a few things about Ven Aqui. What is the story behind it?
I’ve been slowly developing my sound, and I wanted to try some different things. Wanted to work on my wordplay on a club sounding track. I think it came out pretty well!
How did you meet up with Zano? What is the most challenging part of letting others into your creative process?
I actually met Zano at a Hip-hop show where we were both opening. Great experience, he absolutely did an amazing job and I knew I had to work with him.
In regards to my creative process, it could be difficult to verbalize the ideas I have for certain songs. This is because with certain songs, I like to become more vulnerable and it could be hard to talk about those ideas with collaborators.
Favourite rapper, lyricist and producer?
My favorite rapper of all time is Eminem, my favorite lyricist is Kendrick Lamar, and my favorite producer is Dr. Dre.
What does hip hop symbolize in your opinion?
Freedom of expression. I feel that hip-hop is an outlet that allows people to freely express themselves. Artists like Kendrick Lamar to Public Enemy to Tupac, have used hip-hop as a form of expression to help influence many people including myself.
In which state of mind do you imagine people might listen to your music?
I want my audience to be engaged when they listen to my tracks. By being engaged they’re able to comprehend some of the lyrics that may otherwise go over their heads.
One last thing we should know about you?
I actually have a new single coming out February 9th with another very talented hip-hop artist: Samuel Vincent. It will be produced by Sir Nicolas.
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