I always make sure I get a clear understanding of what the venue is expecting. I need to play the style of music they want. That's my job.

It's not a matter of if, but a matter of when technical issues will happen. I've had hardware failures more times than I can count.

I'm always thinking of ways to evolve as an artist and rapper.

I'm not focused on trying to be like "the next (insert artist's name)" but the 1st ShaoLen Rage.‍

Music videos are now obsolete. They are basically like newspapers now.

A well-mixed vocal that captures the essence and intention of the artist can deeply resonate with listeners.

I've always been drawn to music and it is one of the most important things in my life.

I want to disrupt all negativity being pushed upon the youth today. People are dying way too young.

I think that as musicians we tend to reach a level of saturation at some point in our practice, but discovering new music/artists is definitely my way to turn on that spark.

Our musical universe is soothing, dark and playful at the same time.

Our band has a vast repertoire. We can do love songs, RNB, Rock, or even Chacha Dance.

Having hundreds and thousands of people looking forward to your set; on its own, is fulfilling.

Needless to say, I got on stage and did my thing.