Interview: Kunte Kente

We had the pleasure of talking to an up and coming artist who is totally re-shaping the scene with his music, message and flow.

Step into the world of Kunte Kente, where life takes center stage in his music, weaving a tapestry of experiences with a streetwise edge. As a purveyor of "life music," Kunte Kente's lyrical prowess is a poetic journey through the realities of existence, capturing the essence of his perspective on the streets. His creative process involves immersing himself in the moments that shape his reality, paired with the comforting notes of a Dutch and a small cup of Hennessy.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Kunte Kente is set to launch "The Perspective," a podcast/show produced by Nmaxx Entertainment, offering an intimate look into his thoughts and reflections. Collaborating with both emerging talents and established peers like Belvy Castro and Stricknine Badlands, Kunte Kente's music not only reflects his personal growth but also resonates with audiences seeking authenticity in a world of diverse perspectives. Join the journey as Kunte Kente continues to unfold his unique narrative in the hip-hop landscape, where life is the melody and the streets are the stage.

What themes or messages do you aim to convey through your music, and how do you believe your artistic expression contributes to the hip-hop genre?

call my style life music basically it's expressing life and some of my views with a street edge.. I'm just discussing life threw poetry and speaking for those with similar situations.

How has your artistic style evolved over time, and what experiences or influences have shaped it?

I feel as I do more I see more stressful situations which contributes to my music.

Can you share insights into your creative process for crafting lyrics that resonate with your audience?

I'm the type that will see things rather its live or the tLk of the moment play the music with a Dutch rolled up and a small cup of Hennessy and write a line or two rehearse that life for about 30 minutes then repeat. Then once I feel comfortable I'll record the verse.

Tell us about any memorable collaborations you've had and how they have impacted your artistic vision.

I try to stay clear of social fighting cause I believe everyone has different views which is why every mistake I do is called perspective cause I sharing my views on things and speaking to my audience to show they are not alone..

How do you see your role as an artist in addressing social issues or advocating for change through your

music?

I haven't had any major artist collabs yet but I'm always open to doing them.. I have done a couple collaboration with my people like belvy castro ,Stricknine badlands whatsee gunna donext,and jenocydol

What upcoming projects or releases can your fans look forward to from Kunte Kente?

I'm currently working on a podcast/ show called the perspective coming soon produced by nmaxx entertainment currently still working out the details and still looking for a female cohost

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