Red Shaydez - Lemme Go Talk My Sh**

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Red Shaydez - Lemme Go Talk My Sh**

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Dreams do come true. One of my favorite interviews thus far. I hope you enjoy âĽď¸
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In a triple exclusive premiere, listen to Jenee Halstead's "The Crying Game," Red Shaydez's "Circa '96" and Hemway's "Camera."
My new song âCirca â96â talks about an era in which I felt I belong. So many pop culture references! Enjoy!

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Interview // Red Shaydez
INTERVIEW EN FRANCAIS
Tu as commencĂŠ la musique Ă lââge de 7 ans. Comment cela sâest-il passĂŠÂ ? Est ce que tu ĂŠcoutais dĂŠjĂ du hip hop Ă lâĂŠpoque ?
Jâai ĂŠtĂŠ exposĂŠe au hip hop très jeune. Mon père faisait partie dâun groupe de rap Ă lâĂŠpoque et jâai assistĂŠ Ă tout le travail quâil faisait pour rĂŠussir Ă percer dans le milieu. Jâassistais aux enregistrements en studio, aux tournages de clips et je lâaccompagnais pendant la promotion de leur album. Jâai rapidement suivi ses traces, jâĂŠtais tellement captivĂŠe par cette culture.
Peux-tu nous raconter ton expĂŠrience Ă la radio et ta rencontre avec MC Lyte ?
Câest lâun de mes meilleurs souvenirs. Jâanimais une ĂŠmission de radio en ligne en 2009 sur BlogTalk Radio. Je suis tombĂŠe sur le site de MC Lyte HipHopSisters.com. MC Lyte ĂŠtait lâun des administrateurs du site et a vu mon post oĂš je faisais la promotion de mon ĂŠmission de radio. Le sujet lui a plu et elle a mâa proposĂŠ de mâinterviewer ou de me faire de la pub. Je pense quâelle a aimĂŠ le fait que je sois si jeune et que je fasse des choses positives pendant mon temps libre. Peu de temps après, elle mâa envoyĂŠ un jingle oĂš elle citait mon nom et jâai failli hurler ! Je lâai intĂŠgrĂŠ Ă ma mixtape ÂŤÂ Take1: Behind The Scenes, Behind The Shaydez  que jâai sortie en 2010 et que vous pouvez ĂŠcouter sur ChillinInTheShade.com.
Tu as reçu le prix de ÂŤÂ Meilleure Rappeuse de lâAnnĂŠe  aux Underground Music Awards 2015 Ă New York. En quoi cette rĂŠcompense tâa-t-elle aidĂŠ dans ta carrière ?      Â
Ca mâa aidĂŠ Ă me faire connaĂŽtre dans le circuit underground. Jâavais fait une longue pause et cette nomination mâa fait vraiment du bien, alors que jâĂŠtais revenue dans la musique depuis seulement quelques mois.
Que penses-tu de la scène hip hop actuelle ? Est-il difficile pour les femmes de se dÊmarquer ?
La scène hip hop ĂŠvolue constamment. Il faut rester Ă lâaffĂťt des dernières tendances, comme les nouvelles tactiques marketing, les outils promotionnels, les moyens de toucher ton audience cible⌠Personnellement, je ne trouve pas que ce soit difficile pour les femmes de se dĂŠmarquer dans le hip hop parce quâelles sont peu nombreuses dans le circuit mainstream. Le fait que le hip hop soit une industrie dominĂŠe par les hommes nâest pas un secret, du coup les gens prĂŞtent automatiquement attention aux rappeuses, si elles ont du talent.
Sur ta page Soundcloud, tu dis ÂŤÂ Je suis lâoutsider, mais tout est temporaire.  Quâentends-tu par lĂ Â ? Â
Je veux dire que je suis en vue pour le moment, mais que rien ne dure Êternellement. Je suis très patiente et je sais que mon moment est venu. Les gens observent TOUT LE TEMPS.
Pourquoi as-tu dÊcidÊ de faire un titre intitulÊ  Serena Williams  ? Que reprÊsente-t-elle pout toi ?
Je voulais faire un disque qui dĂŠnote par rapport aux autres chansons quâon entend en ce moment. Il nây a pas tant dâalbums que ça qui reprĂŠsentent une forme de force et qui demandent le respect. Jâavais envie de mettre ces sujets en première ligne. Serena Williams reprĂŠsente la force et le pouvoir. La prĂŠsentation officielle de mon clip explique tout ça en dĂŠtail : ÂŤÂ Quand on entend le nom ÂŤÂ Serena Williams , on pense toute de suite Ă lâexcellence. Force, puissance. Une femme qui poursuit ses dĂŠsirs et qui affirme ses positions, elle est lâincarnation de la grandeur. La rappeuse Red Shaydez sâinspire de son hĂŠritage. Son dernier titre ÂŤÂ Serena Williams  est une ode Ă la star de tennis. La prĂŠsentation de la bande-annonce du clip a interrogĂŠ beaucoup de personnes sur le sens du morceau. Personne nâa besoin dâavoir tout juste. Cela ne dĂŠrange pas du tout Red Shaydez parce quâelle est sĂťre que quand les gens verront le clip, ils comprendront son sens. 
Te dÊfinis-tu comme fÊministe ? Pourquoi ?
Je ne dirais pas que je suis fĂŠministe en soi, mais je partage de nombreuses visions similaires. Je suis pour lâempowerment des femmes et les droits des femmes. Je nâai pas lâimpression dâavoir suffisamment contribuĂŠ au mouvement pour ĂŞtre appelĂŠe une fĂŠministe. Un jour.
QuâĂŠcoutes-tu en ce moment ?
JâĂŠcoute beaucoup de R&B et de rap des annĂŠes 1990 et 2000, du trap, du reggae et tout ce qui sonne bien.
Quels sont tes projets à venir ?
Je vais sortir mon premier projet depuis six ans, intitulĂŠ ÂŤÂ Magnetic Aura: The EPÂť. Je suis très contente ! Je pense quâil sera disponible Ă la fin de lâĂŠtĂŠ 2016.
Que penses-tu de Madame Rap ? Des choses à modifier/amÊliorer ?
Jâadore Madame Rap. La personne qui sâoccupe du site est vraiment bonne parce quâen cherchant sur le blog, on trouve des rappeuses du monde entier. Sachant que le projet vient juste dâĂŞtre lancĂŠ en 2015, je dirais que Madame Rap est en bonne voie.
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INTERVIEW IN ENGLISH
You started making music at the age of 7.How did that happen? Were you already into hip hop at the time?Â
Growing up I was exposed to Hip Hop at an early age. My father was in a rap group at the time and I was there for all of the groundwork that they put in to make it in the industry. I attended studio sessions,video shoots, and I was with my dad when he would promote their album. It didnât take me long to fall into his footsteps. I was so captivated by the culture.Â
Can you tell us about your radio experience and your encounter with MC Lyte?
Yes. This is one of my most fondest memories. I was hosting an online radio show back in 2009 on BlogTalk Radio. I came across MC Lyteâs website HipHopSisters.com. MC Lyte was one of the administrators of the site and happen to come across my promotional post about my radio show. She liked the topic of discussion and offered to do an interview with me or a radio drop for me. I think she liked the fact that I was so young doing positive things with my spare time. Shortly thereafter, she sent me a radio drop saying my name and I almost screamed. I then put that drop on my mixtape that I released in 2010 entitled, âTake1: Behind The Scenes, Behind The Shaydezâ which can be heard on ChillinInTheShade.com.
You got nominated for âBest Female Rapper of the Yearâ at the Underground Music Awards 2015 in New York City. How did it help you in your career?Â
It helped me by putting my name on the radar in the underground circuit. I have been on a long hiatus from music, so that nomination felt really good to only be back on the scene for a few months at that time.Â
What do you think of the hip hop music scene today? How hard is it for women to stand out?
The hip hop scene is ever-changing. You have to stay on top of all the latest trends such as new marketing tactics, promotional tools, ways to reach your target audience etc. I personally do not think itâs hard for women in hip hop to stand out because theyâre arenât that many in the mainstream circuit to begin with. Itâs no secret that hip hop has a male-dominated industry, so being a femcee makes people automatically pay attention, if the femcee has talent.
On your Soundcloud page, you say âI am the underdog, but everything is temporary.â What do you mean by that?
I mean right now I am under the radar but nothing lasts forever. Iâm very patient and I know my time is coming. People are ALWAYS watching.
Why did you decide to make a track called âSerena Williamsâ? What does she represent to you?
I wanted to make a record that stood out from the rest of the songs out right now. There arenât too many records that represent strength or that demand respect. I wanted to bring those issues to the forefront. Serena Williams represents strength and power. The write up to my video explains that in depth, âWhen you hear the name, âSerena Williams,â Excellence becomes an instant thought. Strength, Power. A woman who goes after what she wants and stands her ground, she is the epitome of greatness. Upcoming female rapper, Red Shaydez is inspired by her legacy. Her latest effort, âSerena Williamsâ is an ode to the tennis star.The commentary on the trailer released for this video has a lot of people inquiring about what this track really means. No one has yet to be on the money. That doesnât bother Red Shaydez one bit as she is confident that when people watch the visual, everyone will surely get the point.â
Do you consider yourself a feminist? Why?
I wouldnât say I am a feminist per se, but I do share a lot of the same views. Iâm all about women empowerment and womenâs rights. I donât feel like I have contributed enough to the movement to be called a feminist. One day.
What are you listening to these days?Â
I listen to a lot of 90âs R&B, 90âs Rap, 00âs Rap & R&B, Trap Music, Classic Reggae, and anything that sounds good.
What are your upcoming projects?
I will be releasing my first project in about 6 years entitled, âMagnetic Aura: The EPâ. I am very excited to release this project! Iâm expecting a late summer 2016 release.
What do you think about Madame Rap? What should be changed or improved?
I love Madame Rap. Who ever is the scout at this site is really good because when I researched the blog, tons of female artists are on there from all over the world. Seeing how the blog just started in 2015, Iâd say Madame Rap is well on its way.
Find Red Shaydez on Soundcloud, Facebook and her website.
Red Shaydez â âSerena Williamsâ (Video)
Red Shaydez just released this vicious music video titled âSerena Williamsâ. Â Much respect to dope female MCâs.
https://soundcloud.com/redshaydez/red-shaydez-serena-williams
Red Shaydez â âSerena Williamsâ (Video)
Red Shaydez â âSerena Williamsâ (Video)
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I am so excited to release my #SerenaWilliams video shot by @emvisionproductions on 4.5.16! Check out this sneak preview! I'm hungry!!! #redshaydezserenawilliams #hiphop #femalerapper #womenofhiphop #rap #chillinintheshade
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Red Shaydez
NOM : Red Shaydez
TITRE : Vibin & Coolin
ANNĂE : 2015
PAYS : USA
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