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For many months, the idea of interviewing our artist was only that, an idea that thanks to the collaboration of many people, today is now possible and it can be read by our thousands of visitors. Feel free to make suggestions and send us names of artist that you would like to be interviewed. As another innovation of Garinet.com, we want to expose our public to the life of our musicians and artist in general.

 

This is an exclusive one on one interview with the one and only Aziatic, Punta Rock Artist.

 

Aziatic

Part I

 

Get to know your artist's inner thoughts...

 

Q Who or what inspired you to become an artist?

A I always had a feeling to become an artist, but the one who really inspired me was “Moha Bob�, he is my favorite artist.

 

Q What kind of setting do you prefer when composing a song?

A . I find myself writing most of my songs in a studio now.

 

Q At what age were you aware of your talent?

A In Belize , I did a lot of school plays and singing rows. It wasn't until I was forced to do a play down in a Catholic school, Nativity: they wrote something for me to sing and I did it, I couldn't believe it, everyone was shocked, I was shocked myself but I was doing it. I was in about the sixth grade.

 

Q Do you always feel comfortable with your music – backing musicians, stage sets?

A I feel like the song writes itself. All my albums are way different moods, as far as writing styles. I feel like when I'm not writing on pen or paper the lyrics flow more, I'm not concentrated in just one thing, or phrase, when I'm creating in my head, a new verse comes along. Every time I hear my music I feel like there is something, I guess because I'm a professional, I think maybe it would have been better.

Q How did you fall in love with music?

A I've always liked music so I don't think I fell in love with it, it was something I always liked. I grew up in Hopkins with my dad. I remember my dad had a record player and I used to always mess around with it.

 

Q How long have you been performing?

A I would say that I have been performing for a long time, when I say a long time, I mean since I was in Dangriga, doing plays and what not, but as far as performances as what I'm doing now, when I was in Junior High, I did a lot of shows when they had assemblies, I was given the freedom to do whatever I wanted, I was in choir, in big elaborate stage performances in Junior High that no one else was doing. I guess because the music teachers always supported me, so I used to go to my music teachers and talk to the principal and ask to do the assemblies. I would do a Michael Jackson song, and have background singers, lights and I used to go all out with it. I was doing things like that since junior high; this was around 88-89.

 

Q Will you or do you go on tour to spread your music?

A I feel like I'm one of the most traveling artists. I get tired a lot, New York , Belize , I wish I could bypass the traveling, but other than that it's cool. For the most part I've been doing a lot of shows in California .

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