Today we had the chance of having a chat with Super Saiyan Jay, he is one artist who speaks apart from others; his songs are like poems with the smooth flows and inspiring lyrics. Super Saiyan Jay is a new artist and his newest single “Can I”, shows us the space where he plays music and talks about his feelings.
“Can I” isn’t only a rap tune; it actually an artist’s way of breaking free from the bounds of genres. The fast syllable-based style of Super Saiyan Jay with which he rhymes like the old legends brings vigor into the track and captivates listeners from the beginning to the end.
Not only does the rap mode make “Can I” stand out, but also the fact that every minute detail of the song is taken care of. From the stunning beat of those synth and bell pads to the enchanting tune that you just simply cannot ignore, no element of this song is left ignored.
The music journey by Super Saiyan Jay is like an evolving process of self discovery. He has been on a search for his sound and message since the times when he released the “Staying In” songs to now when he has come out with a new album. “Can I” marks a mellow, laid-back beat with a dash of self-confidence that is absolutely refreshing. This helps the listeners move towards self-empowerment.
So, what’s the verdict on “Can I”? Well, it’s a banger, plain and simple. Super Saiyan Jay has crafted a track that’s equal parts chill and hype, with a vibe that’s all his own. So, if you’re looking for something fresh to add to your playlist, give “Can I” a spin. You won’t be disappointed!
Listen to Can I
https://open.spotify.com/album/5e5CUn6z5aeWdlWJCSAVly
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What is your stage name
My stage name is Super Saiyan Jay.
Is there a story behind your name
There’s no specific story behind my rap name, but It’s what I’m known for and what I’m rocking with.
Where do you find inspiration
I find inspiration from all forms within music. From the artist and the way they create, all the way down to the breakdown and structure of a beat. The science behind music gets really deep once you get into it.
Are you from a musical or artistic family
Music was instilled in me from my parents, to my grandparents at an early age. I can’t think of a time when I wasn’t involved with music.
Absolutely. Everyone in my family has inspired me in many ways with their own musical influences.
Who inspired you to be a part of the music industry
I don’t have a specific inspiration for who inspired me to be in the music industry. But the music I’m making feels right and it makes sense when I create.
How did you learn to song/write/to play
I just had a natural feel for writing my own music. As time goes by in life, you experience different things so that can spark plug the ideas that follow when it comes to writing music.
What was the first concert you went to and who did you see perform
The concert that I atleast remember going to first was a Snoop and Wiz concert back in 2016. The energy from those two legends was contagious and captivating.
How would you describe your music
My music is a variety of things. I’m inspired by the old school rap era. But I can fit into many different pockets of rap. If you like laid back and chill music, I can provide that. But if you want the bang your head and turn up to have a good time music, I for sure have that.
Describe your creative process
My process comes in many ways, I look for the beat and once my mind starts going I gotta write to it. I can write music for days. But I’m a firm believer of not forcing your pen. Let the music come naturally.
What is your main inspiration
My parents are my biggest inspiration, hard work doesn’t come easy for no one.
What musician do you admire most and why
I have too many inspirations from musicians. There are too many dope artists to choose just one.
Did your style evolve since the beginning of your career
My style has grown a lot since the beginning. I’ve learned to not rush to release music when it gets finished. Focus and have a plan. Use preparation to the best of my ability to catapult my brand and music as a whole.
Who do you see as your main competitor
I’m my biggest competitor. I’m a huge perfectionist so if it’s not to my liking, then I have to keep working on it until it’s right.
What are your interests outside of music
I love to create cover art, make videos and edit.
If you could change one thing in the music industry, what would it be
I’d be behind the camera directing and producing.
What is the biggest problem you have encountered in the journey of music?
The biggest problem is finding a good reach to expand but that’s all a part of the growth and the journey.
If you could change one thing in the music industry, what would it be
I’d change the way people got paid for making their music. The streaming doesn’t make sense to the revenue that comes in return.
Why did you choose this as the title of this project
I choose the title because it makes the most sense.
What are your plans for the coming months
I have a lot of music coming out. I’m currently working on three projects at the moment.
Do you have any artistic collaboration plans
Most definitely, I got some music coming out with some real dope artists.
What message would you like to give to your fans
To my fans, thank you for rocking with me up until this point. I have a long way to go, so stay on this journey with me. I got a lot in store for y’all.
