Craig David Interview

In the latest edition of My Interviews Are Hotter - Craig David talks to SK Vibemaker about

• How he feels about his legendary status

• 22+ year of success

• How would he explain what he does as a musician to someone who is unaware

• Does he own ‘UK Pioneer status’?

• The challenge of growing up mixed race

• Linking up with Muni Long on his track ‘Obvious’

• How much of a challenge is it for UK based R&B artists to have success in the U.S

• Craigs views on the correlation between good music & numbers

• Tips for budding song-writers

• What’s in store in Craig Davids career for the next 10 Years & more

RAY BLK INTERVIEW

SK Vibemaker talks to Ray BLK about:

• How the last 12 months have treated her

• Her place in the game - Does she feel under-rated?

• How important the vocal performance is for a singer these days

• Staying inspired as a song-writer

• Naming exes in songs

• Her debut album she is working on

• Growing up in Catford/South London

• How much she has grown & changed since her 2016 single ’50/50’

• How easy/hard it is to settle into the music business

• Dealing with Social anxiety & more

SK Vibemaker talks to Ray BLK about: How the last 12 months have treated her Her place in the game - Does she feel under-rated?

JESSIE REYEZ INTERVIEW

Toronto/Canadian Singer/Song-writer Jessie Reyez talks to SK Vibemaker about:

• The problem of artists having hits without a foundation & fanbase

• Being allergic to genre & continuing to make Quentin Tarantino ‘Violent Soul’ music

• Her modest view on her own singing ability

• Discovering her whistle register

• The option of being a mysterious artist

• The ‘Body count’ conversation that happen in relationships

• Working with Babyface who has plaques for wall paper

• Developing her song-writing skills

• Her reggae influences

• Switching the idea of life & death to create her forthcoming album & more

Toronto/Canadian Singer/Song-writer Jessie Reyez talks to SK Vibemaker about: The problem of artists having hits without a foundation & fanbase Being allergic to genre & continuing to make Quentin Tarantino 'Violent Soul' music Her modest view on her own singing ability Discovering her whistle register The option of being a mysterious artist The 'Body count' conversation that happen in relationships Working with Babyface who has plaques for wall paper Developing her song-writing skills Her reggae influences Switching the idea of life & death to create her forthcoming album & more @SKVIBEMAKER WWW.SKVIBEMAKER.CO.UK