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Musicians Can Thrive

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Yandi shares his approach to collaborations, and his perspective on when getting paid is a priority, and when it's more important to focus on your music's reach.

I admire the work Yandi is doing both as a producer, and as a rap artist. There's a maturity to his approach to building a career in music that makes him more resilient when unexpected hurdles like a pandemic come and disrupt our lives.

The first time I saw Yandi’s name, it was the production credit of the debut single my friend RC McCree released in January 2020.

At the time, RC was still a vague memory of a guy who I played a show with and I remembered I liked his voice. So I tapped on the screen of my iPhone, turning on the volume... It was a great song. RC’s voice had this unique tone that it felt like every other track of the song was designed around.

Immediately after listening to that song, I wanted to figure out how and where I could find this guy Yandi so I could meet him. I wanted to get to know who this talented producer was.

Find Yandi's samples and loop packs on Bandcamp.

Listen to his original music on Apple Music

Listen on Spotify

IG @mynameisyandi

Twitter @mynameisyandi

Visit Yandi's website https://www.mynameisyandi.com

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