To set ourselves apart from the millions of struggling artists, Cheez and I decided to film our creative sessions in Storm’s studio for use as promotional videos for our upcoming releases. With camera in hand, we gathered all the necessary supplies from the local coffee shop and 7-11 to ensure a disturbance-free session. Upon entering the studio, excitement filled the air as I searched for potential camera positions and plotted visuals in my mind. As soon as we hit the power button, the fan inside the computer activated and the lights on the mixing board illuminated. Cheez’s catchphrase, “Erlay” (a variation of “early”), was a perfect title for this new video series. Dubbed “ERLAYTV,” I utilized my knowledge in entertainment to create these promotional tools. Though we had no clear direction, creating the content itself satisfied our immediate desire to move forward. As we wrapped up the session that night and returned to our normal routines, the impending launch of ERLAYTV sparked a fire in me to continue as a duo and put my solo career on the back burner. I thought, “Barely anyone listens to rock anymore.” Thus, producing EDM-style music seemed like a faster route to success. At least, that’s what the alcohol told me. So as I began to create all the marketing material to relaunch Bodysnatchers under it’s new name, Kal and King, I daydreamed about the red carpet, absolutely sure that this new direction would solidify me in the entertainment world.
Similar Posts
Weekend Work – Cuban Link
As the sun shined over the bustling streets of New York City, Storm and I found ourselves making our way toward the iconic Sirius XM building. We were on a mission, armed with our cameras and microphones, to film Weekend Work’s interview with none other than Cuban Link, a legendary…
30 Days To Rock at FirstLive (RTV BTS)
Since my father’s passing, life had been a blur. My demons had grown louder, and my drinking had become a crutch to numb the pain. But amidst the chaos, a glimmer of hope appeared in the form of Danny Garcia’s message about FirstLive’s new initiative, “30 Days To Rock.” The…
“The Hump Affair” at Toshi’s
I arrived at Toshi’s Living Room in New York City for Purfek Storm Group’s talent showcase, “The Hump Affair”. I was excited to attend, even though my attempts to host the event had fallen through. Despite not having the “home field advantage”, I was determined to make my presence known….
My Love For Seinfeld
I had always been a huge fan of Seinfeld. The show had been a constant in my life, and I had probably watched every episode a thousand times. There was just something about the way the characters interacted with each other, the way they bumbled through life, that spoke to…
FirstLive Presents …
The sun was beginning to rise, as Alonzo, Brenna, Cheez, and I made our way to FirstLive CoffeeHouse. The dream of hosting “Good Morning Bushwick” was finally within our grasp, and the desire to make it a success was evident in the purposeful strides Bud and Roach took towards the…
Burgundy’s Cafe with Rotimi
As I stepped into Burgundy’s Cafe, I could feel the anticipation in the air. The place, owned by Coach PR, was buzzing with excitement as we prepared to film content of Rotimi handing out food to the youth. The walls were adorned with colorful murals and framed photos of celebrities,…