Look at our first artist, DJ Majestic.
Oh, wow.
Ooh.
It's a lot to balance.
It is.
He represents Convicted Entertainment, and his motto is literally, "I don't make beats, I make experiences."
Which is such a bold claim, but he backs it up.
He really does.
Think of it like literal architecture.
Yeah.
When you hear a track like Turn Up DA Bass, he isn't just giving you a rhythm to dance to.
No, he's weaponizing the sub frequencies.
Mm-hmm.
Yes.
He's rearranging the air in the room to physically interrupt your distraction, but then he completely pivots, right? He brings this neo-soul warmth on a track like Someone Like You.
Which is a brilliant setup for the showcase because that electronic precision directly contrasts with our next artist, Blackbeard.
Right.
So he uses his real surname, and he doesn't control his narrative through, like, heavy bass drops or synthetic perfection.
Kind of much more organic.
Yeah, as a producer, singer, rapper, and actor, and he leads with this incredible emotional multiplicity.
He lets genre carry the actual texture of his life.
The range is wild.
He's got 19 songs as executive producer, right?
Look at our first artist, DJ Majestic.
Oh, wow.
Ooh.
It's a lot to balance.
It is.
He represents Convicted Entertainment, and his motto is literally, "I don't make beats, I make experiences."
Which is such a bold claim, but he backs it up.
He really does.
Think of it like literal architecture.
Yeah.
When you hear a track like Turn Up DA Bass, he isn't just giving you a rhythm to dance to.
No, he's weaponizing the sub frequencies.
Mm-hmm.
Yes.
He's rearranging the air in the room to physically interrupt your distraction, but then he completely pivots, right? He brings this neo-soul warmth on a track like Someone Like You.
Which is a brilliant setup for the showcase because that electronic precision directly contrasts with our next artist, Blackbeard.
Right.
So he uses his real surname, and he doesn't control his narrative through, like, heavy bass drops or synthetic perfection.
Kind of much more organic.
Yeah, as a producer, singer, rapper, and actor, and he leads with this incredible emotional multiplicity.
He lets genre carry the actual texture of his life.
The range is wild.
He's got 19 songs as executive producer, right?
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