A native of Southern New Jersey, Eli Seeney has spent the larger part of a decade making a name for himself as an emcee and more. Eye-opening performances in local cyphers and shows along with the release of his 5-track EP New Day in 2016 would eventually land Eli on larger stages, opening for the likes of The LOX, Griselda, and the legendary Hip-Hip groups Black Moon and Camp Lo along the way. His involvement with Hip-Hop media outlet HypeCity has also created a platform for emerging artists in the Tri-State while amplifying Eli’s voice as a pivotal piece in the culture as a whole. Now focusing his energy on his musical gift, Eli has followed up his debut project New Day: The Album with his latest groundbreaking work ELITE, short for Eli: the Evolution.

Well. Sometimes I get bored and I make some music, 

I use some amature software.
Its called Magix usic Maker, pretty cool forbeginngers

I'll kill you if you try me for my air max 95's.

SoundsFromTheBulk@gmail.com
http://traktrain.com/sftb
http://LoftBoyMusic.com

All tracks free to use for free projects. If you do make something make sure to send me a link so I can share it around.

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Even if you’re from Virginia, and someone asked you to point out Ettrick, Va. on a map, you probably wouldn’t know where to drop the location pin. To top that, you probably wouldn’t expect one of the most versatile, upcoming lyricists, born in a town of less than 7,000 people, to be ready to tap into the airwaves as soon as he gets the “Go!”. 
Coach Karl, a native of small-town Ettrick, Va., located just outside Petersburg, Va., is tapping into music as a means to educate, inform and entertain listeners telling stories of the complex environments he’s learned to navigate over the years—professional and the streets.

 Karl has been tediously perfecting his craft and searching for his sound. Deep diving into creative cadences and melodies with flawless transitions being a highlight defining  his flow. He has a knack for imagery, describing everything from person-to-person interaction and even the terrain of Virginia, pulling the listener in. He’s got something unique; something that most Virginia artists aren’t typically known to have. 

Karl’s music interests didn’t spark until 2014, when a fraternity brother asked him to create music to perform at a showcase in Charlotte NC. 
 
“I’ve been musically inclined for a long time, growing up in the church, singing so getting on stage wasn’t a big deal” Karl says.  “The audience engagement of that first showcase sparked the initial idea that I could make music seriously”.
 
“I grew up in a household that was very eclectic in the music we listened to,” said Karl. “My pops liked everything from rock n’ roll, to rap and soul  so we’d listen to everything under the sun”. Coming up in Virginia but traveling around the country meeting people from everywhere I found a deeper love for music. I found shit like the Witch Doctor, Three 6 Mafia, Crucial Conflict Nas, Master P, Paul Wall and the list goes on—I think the influence comes from everywhere,” he added.
 

Karl’s mission isn’t just to get put on, or to be seen for a short while. His mission is bigger than laying vocals and campaigning a new song, crediting Master P and Jay Z for influencing him on how to build beyond music, emphasizing business acumen and scholarship. 

“For me, I think we need balance in music, shit  that will push the envelope of how we interpret our lived experience; and my goal is to create music that’s timeless, that can do that—to push the limit of what we see for ourselves”, says Karl.

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