Mike Will Made It Archives - RESPECT. | The Photo Journal of Hip-Hop Culture https://respect-mag.com/tag/mike-will-made-it/ The Photo Journal of Hip-Hop Culture Thu, 06 Feb 2020 20:45:39 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 https://i0.wp.com/respect-mag.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cropped-logologo.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Mike Will Made It Archives - RESPECT. | The Photo Journal of Hip-Hop Culture https://respect-mag.com/tag/mike-will-made-it/ 32 32 56491895 Birdman Zoe Explains Why Artist Management is More Than a Hustle https://respect-mag.com/2020/02/birdman-zoe-artist-management-is-more-than-a-hustle/ https://respect-mag.com/2020/02/birdman-zoe-artist-management-is-more-than-a-hustle/#comments Thu, 06 Feb 2020 20:08:59 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=235510 Birdman Zoe is a leading manager in the music industry. “I don’t chase money; I chase opportunity” is the motto of music manager Daniel “Bird” Desir. The 31-year-old Jamaica Queens native runs the business arm of Internet Money Records and […]

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“I don’t chase money; I chase opportunity” is the motto of music manager Daniel “Bird” Desir. The 31-year-old Jamaica Queens native runs the business arm of Internet Money Records and is also the founder of Timeless Music Entertainment, a company he founded in 2014 to specifically handle artists and producers.

“Money runs out, but opportunity can put you in a much better position to build your empire,” Zoe said about his decision to represent artists in the music industry. “What I like most about being a music executive is the ability to help change someone’s life, whether that is through getting them signed to a major label recording deal, publishing deal, and or management situation.“

Dubbed “Big Business Bird,“ Birdman Zoe started his career in 2011 after he met Brick Squad artist Frenchie, which led to Zoe traveling across the country and being exposed to good but often unrepresented talent. While new to the industry, Zoe decided to rectify the situation by offering to help artists who needed it. Starting as Road Manager, Zoe eventually took on the career of Frenchie and Mike WiLL Made It affiliate, Yung Joey (aka F1Jo).

In 2015, he co-discovered a group, 821, whose song, “Lobby,” became a hit online and led to the group being invited by 50 Cent invited to perform live at the season two Power premiere. Zoe is also credited with assisting U.K. producer Menace, who contributed to the massive hit “Panda” by Desiigner, to obtain his publishing rights to the hit.

“I know I’m not the best manager in the world, but I’m the hardest working,” Zoe says. But his past accomplishments are just that, in the past which has Zoe setting his sights on dominating 2020 and beyond. Currently managing producers Taz Taylor, Nick Mira, and Ricky Racks along with his TME roster—which also includes Internet Money—NO1, Dorante, Lil Reek, Baby Jayy and longtime act F1Jo—Zoe is definitely on his way to make TME a force to be reckoned with.

“My goals for 2020 are to sign more artists and producers and build my company Timeless Music Entertainment into a bigger household name then it already is,” Zoe said. “Five years from now I see rap music as the biggest thing ever, as of right now we are finally getting somewhat of the props and recognitions we have deserved for this genre. Rap music is undeniable, cultivated and shifts how people all over the world view and live their lives.”

Follow Birdman Zoe via and Twitter and Instagram and check out the latest release from his TME imprint below.

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]]> https://respect-mag.com/2020/02/birdman-zoe-artist-management-is-more-than-a-hustle/feed/ 1 235510 Mark Spratley Talks Influencing Hip Hop Culture For The Future Of Tomorrow https://respect-mag.com/2019/09/mark-spratley-talks-influencing-hip-hop-culture-for-the-future-of-tomorrow/ https://respect-mag.com/2019/09/mark-spratley-talks-influencing-hip-hop-culture-for-the-future-of-tomorrow/#respond Thu, 19 Sep 2019 17:10:05 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=226919 Marketing specialist and Hip Hop influencer Mark “Sprat” Spratley is impacting the future of tomorrow’s music  through his genius marketing skills. I had the pleasure of catching up with the hot shot for candid interview. As he graciously discusses finding his […]

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Mark Spratley Interview

By: Mark Spratley

Marketing specialist and Hip Hop influencer Mark “Sprat” Spratley is impacting the future of tomorrow’s music  through his genius marketing skills. I had the pleasure of catching up with the hot shot for candid interview. As he graciously discusses finding his place in the music industry, working with SXSW and founding his own label, Sprat is becoming one of the hottest influencers in the game.
Checkout the interview below.

Mark Spratley Interview

Respect: How did you get your start in the entertainment business?
Sprat: I was at ECU, going for marketing/business and to be honest unsure of what I wanted to do career wise. School and the vision of a 9-5 job was never in the equation for me.
I never was the social media type. The kids I was actually living with at ECU (College) had me create a Twitter etc. for the first time. Fresh Moss had a project called New Jersey Drive that knocked back in high school. I tweeted out “What the hell happened to Fresh Moss?” or something of the sort. Fresh Moss seen that, saw my knowledge of music and sent a DM to get to work.
LVLYSL was just formed, and I came on board while still at school. I started putting my life into the music then. I did a lot of “intern” work for them, I suppose you would say, but without the “intern” label. I think they gave me some BS label like “Music Consigliere” lol.
I was doing any and everything to another level from blog work, beginning PR work, connecting new fans, growing all social media, growing the Soundcloud, connecting with artists, growing the Twitter and connecting dots on all ends. All this allowed me to learn many different facets that I still use to this day.
I knew my worth and it was time for me to move on, from there I branched out on my own. I tapped in with my own artists and started to open a lot of doors through that, started blogging for a lot of major platforms at the time, just started my PR wave, really started developing the brand, foundation and network.
My first ever event was Capital Steez last event ever smh, RIP!!! We had Underachievers, Joey BadA$$ and Steez out before they all officially blew up.
My first ever SXSW event (My 2nd show ever) was the inaugural Legally Loud event, I partnered with DJ Enuff x Hot 97 and brought out out Post Malone, G Pen and many other talented and popping artists + brands at the time.
 
Respect: What was the inspiration behind founding Starting Five?
Sprat: If you all were paying attention from the jump you know I use to be “Special Executive” and ran it up with that for the beginning of my career. I unfortunately came in and formed the company with a friend that turned out to be a bummy partner that didn’t take anything too serious. The guy basically ran off with the company, deleted my email, ran off with LoudPackLegion.com domain, hacked all my social media accounts and more. That was a HUGE wake up call for me, from there I created Starting Five and the marathon obviously still continues.
Starting Five is the elite. The work ethic and vision is championships. If you are comfortable playing off the bench or moving like you belong on the bench, we are not the same or here for you. Starting Five is an empire currently in creation mode. The foundation has been laid as you all can see, I’ve put in the work, I have accomplished a lot, learned a lot, and now it is go time! Starting Five is a full service in house label, offering distribution, marketing, everything you need in any means and so much more.
Starting Five is getting the attention of a lot of your favorite labels right now for imprints and the talks are starting to make sense. Be on the lookout for that!
More of the Starting Five vision and inspiration will lay out over time as everything else transpires. The vision is bigger than you think, something the public eye will see over time.
Respect: Who are some of the artists you are working with and trying to make a big push for?
Sprat: I refreshed my whole roster not too long ago. I had to re gain focus, the right people around me, motivation, positive energy and remove any that were becoming leeches.
Pre Kai Ro is one of the latest artists of Starting Five, he’s a superstar (Out of Egypt). pre is rising heavily right now, the sound speaks for itself, a lot of moves are in store and the wave is only getting larger. Recently charting on Apple Music’s “Hot Tracks” a few weeks ago, a record with 24HRS out, last single almost at 700K off Spotify, Youtube audio at 1.9 million off “Cold”, I also think I’m in the clear to announce that he will be on B Lou upcoming “BOW” project.
Beyond that I am finalizing up paperwork with a few other TALENTED artists that I am about to shake the game up with for sure. Keeping those names pretty low key right now. The machine is here, so I’m back in my bag for sure.
Working and connecting dots with Sonny Digital, DDG, B Lou and many more. My PR game is going crazier than ever so I’m always working campaigns with many others and helping to connect dots etc.
Respect: What advice would you give an up and coming artist looking to become a mainstream artist?
 
Sprat: Polish your sound (A good mix goes a long way), continue to learn and develop. I can’t stress enough for an artist to go hard for themselves, you should be one of your biggest promoters, managers, A&R’s, PR’s etc. If you won’t go hard for yourself, how can you ever expect another person to go even harder for you?
Just remember when you are reaching out to people within the industry or just in life, to always come correct, know what you want, bring something to the table and be on point. One of the MAJOR faults of an artist is that they love to waste peoples time. Time is valuable especially for someone who is truly working and busy! Your artistry and name is a business at the end of the day, move appropriately.
Respect: What’s your experience like having a showcase takeover SXSW?
 
Sprat: It’s been a blessing! People really think that I am from Texas because of how I takeover that whole week, but I am actually from New Jersey haha. It is even a greater feeling to know that what I’ve done is being respected, especially from people who are paving the way within Texas. From the major shows to the mansion parties its been pretty interesting!
I’ve experienced so many memorable moments in my brief time within the industry and on the event side. I’ve crossed paths and have got to work with so many iconic people and talented stars, many from the early stages of their career or rise through putting together these events.
To bring Post Malone, Russ, Lil Baby, Rich The Kid, PNB Rock, A Boogie, Lil Yachty, 2 Chainz, Sonny Digital, Mike Will, Metro Boomin, Moneybagg Yo, Lud Foe, Ralo, Shy Glizzy, K Camp, Lil Xan, Lil Mosey, Megan Thee Stallion, Ugly God, DDG, Comethazine, Quando Rondo, Maxo Kream and so many more out that I could keep going and going. The crowds energy and appreciation is what’s most special, the artists I bring out or the media that covers my events is just more validation for not only my ear but the fact that I really do this!
To bring out some of the legends who paved the way as well is epic to me (Artists that I grew up on during my childhood). That’s a great feeling! The fact that I even have that type of platform or access to these people that I grew up listening to or seen from afar is still crazy to me.
I am  really doing these events all by myself and fully involved with every aspect of the events, shows or parties. From the curation, major artists showing out, hosts, influencers involved, major sponsors, activations, the crowd, sound, equipment, locations, security, marketing, special guests, set up and everything you could think of, I’m involved fully. We have had same day venue changes, mansion changes and all types of foolery, but at the end of the day the job gets done and the people are happy!
I am  just having fun out there and during the whole curation process. The curation aspect is certainly the most exciting part about everything. I stay way too busy out there during the events to really enjoy myself and the events as much as I should. It’s a stressful week because each and every year I have done everything pretty much solo, but it’s all worth it at the end of the week!
I have created a staple out there with Legally Loud, LVLUP, the mansion parties etc. Obviously we created some legendary moments with the 40oz Bounce out there as well. I’ve started a lot of waves out there at SXSW and have given the template for many to follow suit. People that have worked my events are now branching out to do there thing and get in their bag, it’s dope.
What are you currently working on?
 
Sheesh! Starting Five, Pre kai ro, PR for many, a new roster, this empire, talking S5 imprints, loads of content, multiple new channels (Stay tuned), shopping records, expanding these events. I’ve got a few things about to drop in the next 1-3 weeks that I’m very excited for, expect a whole lot.
Right now you all can definitely tune into my New Day, New Wave playlists across all DSP’s. I run the Spotify playlist on a Times Square, NY billboard bi weekly.
As he continues to shake up the music business and push out high quality content, be sure to subscribe to his youtube channel here.

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]]> https://respect-mag.com/2019/09/mark-spratley-talks-influencing-hip-hop-culture-for-the-future-of-tomorrow/feed/ 0 226919 NEW VIDEO: Mike WiLL Made-It Recruits Crime Mob & Slim Jxmmi for “We Can Hit” https://respect-mag.com/2019/03/mike-will-made-it-crime-mob-slim-jxmmi-we-can-hit/ https://respect-mag.com/2019/03/mike-will-made-it-crime-mob-slim-jxmmi-we-can-hit/#respond Thu, 07 Mar 2019 02:55:20 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=210330 Mike WiLL Made-It is definitely keeping the Creed II album rolling into Spring. Following visuals for “Runnin” and “Kill ‘Em With Success” comes a new clip for “We Can Hit,” which features legendary Atlanta collective Crime Mob (sans Diamond, unfortunately) […]

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]]> Mike WiLL Made-It is definitely keeping the Creed II album rolling into Spring. Following visuals for “Runnin” and “Kill ‘Em With Success” comes a new clip for “We Can Hit,” which features legendary Atlanta collective Crime Mob (sans Diamond, unfortunately) and Rae Sremmurd‘s Slim Jxmmi. Get in the ring with the collaborators below.

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]]> https://respect-mag.com/2019/03/mike-will-made-it-crime-mob-slim-jxmmi-we-can-hit/feed/ 0 210330 NEW VIDEO: Mike WiLL Made-It, Eearz, ScHoolboy Q & 2 Chainz “Kill ‘Em With Success” https://respect-mag.com/2019/02/mike-will-made-it-kill-em-with-success/ https://respect-mag.com/2019/02/mike-will-made-it-kill-em-with-success/#comments Tue, 12 Feb 2019 19:46:41 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=208441 Mike WiLL Made-It continues to deliver visual from Creed II: The Album. The latest is for “Kill ‘Em With Success,” which sees Mike, Eearz, ScHoolboy Q and 2 Chainz find humorous ways of spending/wasting money…ScHoolboy is also a bodybuilder in […]

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]]> Mike WiLL Made-It continues to deliver visual from Creed II: The Album. The latest is for “Kill ‘Em With Success,” which sees Mike, Eearz, ScHoolboy Q and 2 Chainz find humorous ways of spending/wasting money…ScHoolboy is also a bodybuilder in this clip, for some hilarious reason.

Anyways, check it out below.

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]]> https://respect-mag.com/2019/02/mike-will-made-it-kill-em-with-success/feed/ 4 208441 Mike Will Made-It, A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg & Nicki Minaj are “Runnin” in New Visual https://respect-mag.com/2019/02/mike-will-made-it-runnin/ https://respect-mag.com/2019/02/mike-will-made-it-runnin/#comments Fri, 08 Feb 2019 15:10:29 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=208136 We haven’t seen any visuals from the Mike Will Made-It-helmed Creed II soundtrack (or did we miss them?), so this is a treat — the Atlanta super-producer liberates a clip for the single “Runnin,” a star-studded collaboration featuring A$AP Rocky, […]

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]]> We haven’t seen any visuals from the Mike Will Made-It-helmed Creed II soundtrack (or did we miss them?), so this is a treat — the Atlanta super-producer liberates a clip for the single “Runnin,” a star-studded collaboration featuring A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg and Nicki Minaj. Check out the artists during their New York takeover below.

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]]> https://respect-mag.com/2019/02/mike-will-made-it-runnin/feed/ 3 208136 NEW VIDEO: Trouble & Mike WiLL Made-It Feat. Lil 1 – “Pull Dat Cash Out/December” https://respect-mag.com/2018/11/trouble-mike-will-made-it/ https://respect-mag.com/2018/11/trouble-mike-will-made-it/#comments Sat, 17 Nov 2018 21:06:01 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=203082 Keeping the Edgewood (41E Edition) truck rolling, Trouble and Mike WiLL Made-It — along with Lil 1 — show us a typical night out in the new visual for “Pull Dat Cash Out/December.” Check it out below…shout out to 21 […]

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]]> Keeping the Edgewood (41E Edition) truck rolling, Trouble and Mike WiLL Made-It — along with Lil 1 — show us a typical night out in the new visual for “Pull Dat Cash Out/December.” Check it out below…shout out to 21 Savage.

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]]> https://respect-mag.com/2018/11/trouble-mike-will-made-it/feed/ 1 203082 NEW ALBUM FRIDAY: Anderson .Paak, ‘Creed II’ & More https://respect-mag.com/2018/11/new-album-friday-anderson-paak-creed-ii-more/ https://respect-mag.com/2018/11/new-album-friday-anderson-paak-creed-ii-more/#comments Sat, 17 Nov 2018 00:21:42 +0000 https://respect-mag.com/?p=203334 Another week of new music for the Hip-Hop and R&B lovers. 24hrs – Houses On The Hill I’d always been f***in’ with 24hrs since he was in the D.C. area going by another name (which found him in some legal […]

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24hrs – Houses On The Hill

24hrs 'Houses On The Hill'

Image credit: Private Club/Commission/BMG

I’d always been f***in’ with 24hrs since he was in the D.C. area going by another name (which found him in some legal trouble). With that said, I’m very happy to see that the Atlanta-based artist has delivered his official debut album titled Houses On The Hill, which sees executive production from Hit-Boy and Ty Dolla $ign (someone who’s been riding for him heavy) and additional appearances from DOM KENNEDY, Vic Mensa, Moneybagg Yo, MadeinTYO, Lil Pump, Smokepurpp, PnB Rock and more. Vibe to it below.

City Girls – Girl Code

City Girls 'Girl Code'

Image credit: Quality Control/Motown/Capitol

I’ll be honest, I’m just getting to know who the City Girls are. Not that my tardiness makes a difference, as the Miami duo has been setting the streets on fire, even with one of its members currently in prison. Now aligned with Quality Control, City Girls now deliver a new project titled Girl Code, a proper follow-up to their well-received debut PERIOD. Cardi B, Lil Baby and Jacquees provide assistance, but it’s clear that J.T. and Yung Miami have the talent and star power to hold their own.

If you’re late in the game like myself, you can catch up below.

Mike WiLL Made-It – Creed II: The Album

Mike WiLL Made-It 'Creed II'

Image credit: Eardruma/Interscope

I know that, once Mike WiLL Made-It took the reigns on the music accompaniment to the forthcoming Creed sequel, that our audio experience would be in good hands. Today, we see that project — Creed II: The Album — come to fruition, which features a plethora of Mike’s usual suspects and more — Lil Wayne, Nas, J. Cole, Vince Staples, Ella Mai, A$AP Rocky, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, Rae Sremmurd, Gucci Mane, YG, Gunna and more join in on the fun. Even Creed star Tessa Thompson appears on the tracklist, adding to the all-around effort from the acclaiming Atlanta super-producer. Check it out below.

Big K.R.I.T. – Thrice X

Big K.R.I.T.

Image credit: Multi Alumni

4eva Is A Mighty Long Time (hell, even Cadillactica) are still in my regular rotation, but I’m always keeping an eye out for new music from Big K.R.I.T. While I am not sure that this is it, fans should be happy to receive a new three-song EP from the Mississippi artist/producer titled Thrice X, which you can stream below. I may need to live with it a bit longer (or, just hold out for that next album).

Anderson .Paak – Oxnard

Anderson .Paak 'Oxnard'

Image credit: Aftermath/12 Tone

This project doesn’t need much setup. Anderson .Paak‘s Oxnard is probably the most anticipated album of this week, and no one’s expecting the Aftermath artist’s new effort to be anything short of amazing. Fronted by the Kendrick Lamar-assisted single “Tints,” this funky number also sees assistance from Pusha T, BJ The Chicago Kid, Q-Tip, J. Cole, Snoop Dogg, (bossman) Dr. Dre and more. Just press play and be hella impressed.

Leikeli47 – Acrylic

Leikeli47

Image credit: Hardcover/RCA/Sony

Brooklyn’s own masked artist Leikeli47 is here with a new album titled Acrylic. As with her identity, I don’t know much about the pieces that came together to make this album (although it’s clear DJ Paul had a hand in it), you can expect the same off-kilter, fresh air vibe of Hip-Hop influences this side of M.I.A. and related artists. Walk ins are welcome.

Kirk Knight – IIWII

Kirk Knight 'IIWII'

Image credit: Pro Era

In addition to Joey BADASS‘ success, fellow Pro Era comrade Kirk Knight has been (quietly?) killing the game both behind in the boards and in front of the microphone. With that said, the New York multi-talent returns with a new project titled IIWII, which sees 12 new cuts and a single appearance from Lucille Gotti. Enjoy below.

Mariah Carey – Caution

Mariah Carey 'Caution'

Image credit: Epic/Sony

The fact that Gunna‘s on here is good enough reason to stream at least once. Legendary R&B star Mariah Carey is back with her fifteenth studio album titled Caution, which — in addition to Gunna — sees appearances/production assistance from Blood Orange, Slick Rick, Ty Dolla $ign, Timbaland, Nineteen85, Mustard, Skrillex and more. Stream Mimi’s latest below.

Birdman & Jacquees – Lost At Sea 2

Birdman & Jacquees

Image credit: Cash Money Records

A couple of years after the original Lost At Sea, Birdman and his more recent Cash Money talent Jacquees deliver the sequel, a 14-track offering that sees additional appearances from Trey Songz and bunch of other artists I’m not yet familiar with. Check out Lost At Sea 2 below.

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