Bobby Creekwater Talks Shady Records, New Album
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HipHopDX.com recently sat down with former Shady Records artist Bobby Creekwater to discuss his split with the label, as well as what he has planned for the future.
In a 2008 interview with DX, the rapper made the following statement: “Everything’s beautiful, man. [Eminem]’s working on his next project, and everybody’s getting’ geared up for that. So everything’s beautiful.” Creek continued, “I’ll say this: everybody over at that label takes music seriously. They’re perfectionists, and they understand that first impressions are everything. If our projects take a little longer than people would like, just know that we’re making impactful [sic] music so we can make the impression we need to make. The music is going to be worth it for the fans – the wait will be worth it.”
Speaking on what he had said nearly two years ago, Creekwater said, "Obviously, I view that statement differently now. It's one of those things where you can't predict the future. Things happened that were out of my control. At the particular time, that's the way I saw things - in a positive light. I was optimistic. There were certain things that I didn't know at the time that I know now. There were certain things I had to go through to bring me to this particular point. The way I look at it now, it was a necessary thing. I wouldn't take it back - I wouldn't change anything, because it brought me to this point, and it made me stronger."
Read more on Bobby here................
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.10781
In a 2008 interview with DX, the rapper made the following statement: “Everything’s beautiful, man. [Eminem]’s working on his next project, and everybody’s getting’ geared up for that. So everything’s beautiful.” Creek continued, “I’ll say this: everybody over at that label takes music seriously. They’re perfectionists, and they understand that first impressions are everything. If our projects take a little longer than people would like, just know that we’re making impactful [sic] music so we can make the impression we need to make. The music is going to be worth it for the fans – the wait will be worth it.”
Speaking on what he had said nearly two years ago, Creekwater said, "Obviously, I view that statement differently now. It's one of those things where you can't predict the future. Things happened that were out of my control. At the particular time, that's the way I saw things - in a positive light. I was optimistic. There were certain things that I didn't know at the time that I know now. There were certain things I had to go through to bring me to this particular point. The way I look at it now, it was a necessary thing. I wouldn't take it back - I wouldn't change anything, because it brought me to this point, and it made me stronger."
Read more on Bobby here................
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.10781
