ReDroue

ReDroue is a southern bred hip-hop artist from Houston Texas. His storytelling and reality rap style brings a dynamic sound and a voice to the hip hop industry.

It all began in a family friend's studio, ReDroue started working on his first single “Chances” which he received a lot of positive feedback for the record, which led him to shoot his first video for the song. He returned to school and shared his song/video with his friends.

Around this time, ReDroue started getting a following from fans who wanted more of his music. ReDroue storytelling and reality rap style is a smooth malicious vocabulary with a dynamic vocal tone that fans are drawn to and love.

His music influences are 2Pac, Drake, Lil Wayne, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, Big Sean, Kanye West, and Travis Scott. ReDroue delivers great music created by him and will not disappoint his fans with his creativity and love for music.

ReDroue just released his infectious Sophomore EP "THE DIARY OF PYROA". His new single "PRESIDENTIAL FLOUE" is one of the most incredible songs with dynamic and refreshing hip-hop and rap flows that is very intriguing. The song brings a contagious new sound to the hip hop/rap industry with a monster vocabulary and metaphoric lyrics.

Vocal readers, please enjoy our interview!

Tammy Reese: What intrigued you to become a music artist?

ReDroue: The love for the music itself is what intrigued me to become a music artist. Also, knowing that I have a story that I want to tell.

I want to be the voice for the people who are afraid to use their voices.

Tammy Reese: Please tell me about your EP "The Diary of Pyroa"?

ReDroue: The Diary of Pyroa EP is a reflection of what's going on in real life today, including with "The Black Lives Matter Movement'', racism, police brutality, and covid 19.

I didn't really see a lot of artists talk about those situations at that time and I wanted this EP to shed light on those problems in the world.

I also wanted to let people know that they're not alone, and the EP is me speaking to them.

Tammy Reese: What are some of your favorite songs on the EP and why?

ReDroue: Phantom, The Unjust & Control are my favorite songs because I love the way the production brings a dynamic and distinctive sound to those records.

I love the way I'm giving cadence on the records for them to stand out more.

Tammy Reese: What type of impact do you intend to make within the music industry?

ReDroue: The impact I want to make is having a new sound and turning it into a soul-touching element.

Another impact is to be a real big influence on other upcoming artists within the next few years.

Tammy Reese: What are you currently working on?

ReDroue: I'm currently working on a few brand new singles that I'll be releasing real soon.

Tammy Reese: What other music artists have you been listening to these days?

ReDroue: These days I've been listening to 2Pac, Summer Walker, Tory Lanez, and Travis Scott.

Tammy Reese: What is your favorite hip-hop album of all time?

ReDroue: "Me Against The World" by 2Pac is my favorite hip-hop album of all time.

Tammy Reese: What have been some memorable moments in your career so far?

ReDroue: Some memorable moments in my career are when I went to L.A. for the BET Awards and met a lot of big names, including Cordae, Rick Ross, Kurupt, Kirk Franklin, and Armon Warren.

Another moment was when I went to perform in Atlanta and met with Derez Deshon, Rich Homie Quan, YFN Lucci, Propain, Too $hort, Pastor Troy, and DJ Luke Nasty.

Tammy Reese: What have been some obstacles that resulted in triumph?

ReDroue: There have been a few obstacles such as not being able to record in the studio for months but later I would release an excellent and well-done EP.

Also not being able to travel for almost a year due to covid but this year I'm able to perform but virtually.

Tammy Reese: What else can we be on the lookout for from you?

ReDroue: You can be on the lookout for new music, merch, performances, brand new vlogs, and possibly another project.

Tammy Reese: What advice would you have for upcoming music artists?

ReDroue: My advice to any upcoming artists is to always strive for greatness, believe in yourself, don't listen to the haters, and go hard for your future.

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