In 2011, he coined the phrase “TrapSafely” and started a unique movement. Shortly after he began remixing songs by himself on a laptop and studied more about the real art of music. 2014, he released the “No Face No Case” project on Datpiff.com. This made the ground work for his next project: “The Lit Tape”. Preston’s success came when he shared his second project, Watch No Face The Lit Tape, and with the media publicity and support from the Hip Hop community.

His current project displays his enticing personality and tells different stories. Each song tell displays a certain viewpoint from his life story. Preston utilizes music a tool to express himself and innovate the culture. The first track, “Kompa Nights,” produced by Muddigold, sets the tone of what is to be expected throughout the project. On the tape he collaborated with other dope producers, Judah Hex and Johnny Ice. He also discussed the creative process for this; 

“This project was inspired by life and situations I’ve encountered at some point in my life . Some parts of growing and maturing as a man, is that we go through things and we either learn from it or live in it..Love was the biggest inspiration for this because love isn’t always peachy has its bumps and bruises. I want to encourage the listeners to live in their absolute truth and let them know it’s okay to be vulnerable. We go through certain things to teach us values and morals and well always be tasted.”

Stream/ Download “Love Waters 2” here:

https://soundcloud.com/trapsafely/sets/love-waters-2

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