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Artist Spotlight: Naitas Blue
For the California-based rapper Naitas Blue, music serves many purposes. One: a career path and possible way out of his current circumstances. Two: a path to meeting his soul mate. And three: a creative way to express his struggles over the past 12 years — and his dreams for the years to come.
We had the privilege of sitting down with Naitas Blue for an intimate conversation on music, meaning, and evolution.
FreshMusicWorld: Where do you find inspiration for your lyrics and melodies?
Naitas Blue: My inspiration comes from the point where I’m at in life. I feel like I’ve learned a lot had plenty of time to myself just thinking putting all the pieces together so I would say my surroundings and time.
FreshMusicWorld: Have you ever had a dream to inspire a song or an album?
Naitas Blue: I guess not I try to inspire young adults also trying to put the pieces together.
FreshMusicWorld: Have you experimented with different genres or styles in your music?
Naitas Blue: I have but not to much I may throw in some reggaeton in but I keep Afro beats in everything that I do.
FreshMusicWorld: What’s your favorite part of the recording process?
Naitas Blue: My favorite part is the mixing it’s a long process trying to find that perfect sound but when you do actually get it you feel so complete.
FreshMusicWorld: What was the most rewarding part of working on your latest project?
Naitas Blue: Most rewarding part would be finishing the album in less than a week I felt like I worked very hard in such little time.
FreshMusicWorld: What message or theme do you hope listeners take away from your latest work?
Naitas Blue: Like I said I do it for young adults trying to put the pieces together.
FreshMusicWorld: How does your latest project reflect your growth as an artist?
Naitas Blue: Much more complex, much more stories to tell in more of a way that you can still vibe out to it and still get that I can play this song every day and not get tired of it feel.
FreshMusicWorld: How important is it for artists to have creative control over their work?
Naitas Blue: I think it’s very important I’ve been in situations like that and to me I feel like I can’t work under certain circumstances like that.
FreshMusicWorld: How do you continue to improve your musical skills and knowledge?
Naitas Blue: By just doing what I’ve known to do best and be the best version of me I can be.
FreshMusicWorld: What’s one thing you wish you had known when you started?
Naitas Blue: No matter how much you put into something it may never come but it’s always a possibility it’s all about timing.
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