Virginia rapper Losk33 is true to his craft. Originality and telling his life stories are important to him and how he expresses his artistry. Losk33 is a family man with a story to tell and is determined to make his own way. Rolling out spoke with Losk33 about his thoughts on the industry, an artist’s responsibility, and his most recent single, “Lord Have Mercy.”
What inspired you to make music?
My cousins inspired me to start making music. They were always creating beats and rapping. I observed them and got hyped about the whole culture. I started as a teen and never stopped after writing down my first verse. I make music inspired by my experiences, my life, the stories I hear and things I see on a daily basis.
What are your thoughts on the industry and where you fit in?
I think the music industry is wide open. All musicians can find their niche and audience. I feel that I can fit in anywhere — hip-hop, R&B, trap, and everything around it.
What would you say makes you stand out from the average rapper?
My versatility and my grind are different. I blend genres and try to find the most unique sounds possible. My flow is honest.
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