Keeping Up With Najjee
Name: My name is Najjee fun fact I'm named after Jazz saxophonist Najee Harris
Q: What makes your newest EP Uninvited unique, in three ways?
A: Sonic, Soul and Stud
Q: Where is the best place you have traveled, internationally, so far? What made this experience special?
A: It had to be when I went on tour In Australia that sh*t was crazy the energy out there is insane It’s special to me because it was my first overseas tour and I only had a days notice
Q: Where do your beats come from? How do you decide which one you want to use?
A: I get my beats from Judah Hex, Vctr Bryce, A lau, Slayron, Ism & Matt Marvin. Anything else comes from KillaKam.
Q: How does it make you feel having over 100,000 streams to your album in a couple of weeks of its release?
A: When I dropped my first song I waited eight minutes to get the first play, son 100,000 feels crazy glad to know people are actually f*cking with the music
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Q: How did you find the people that you work with today? What made you want to work with them?
A: These nighas is my nighas on and off a record
Q: What do you have planned for the next six months, in your career?
A: A lot of new content is coming I just wanna put put out new music and videos in a fire way without overthinking too much
Q: What is your favorite song off Uninvited, why?
A: My favorite song off Uninvited is All Money In when I put the snippet on Instagram I got a really good reaction and the song features my little sister Faith Gibbs
Q: What do you like and dislike about being an artist from New York?
A: I like that the hustle and muscle of my city is instilled in my music, I dislike the lack of community
Q: What are some obstacles that you had to overcome? How were you able to get through them?
A: An obstacle I had to overcome was trusting the process I got over it by believing in myself
Q: If you could be noticed by anybody in the industry who would it be and why?
A: In terms of acknowledgment I’m not necessarily looking for industry giants to give me an ok acknowledgment from my peers and the streets is more meaningful