Hey everybody whats good? I go by the name that God has given me AzthySelf,Azthy for short.You can find it in mathew 19;19 
''honor thy mother and thy father and love your neighbor as 
thyself.'' Im just now finishing with the mixes on a bunch of new joints and am crazy excited how they are comeing out.I give all the praise and glory to God and seek none for myself.
   This album is the start of a new me,a new person in Christ Jesus.When I got saved about 4 years back,I put down the street life  and the drinking and the chemical dependancies that I had come addicted to.As a result I lost my desire to persue my music.Years later a new man,who had literaly ingested the bible ,married and now
was looking to honor God with my tallents I became inspired.This is my first project in a while and I feel it's my best as of yet.I give all the glory and praise to my heavenly Father.Thank you.

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Chavez the Fisherman is an artist working in music and visual art. He grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona, far from hip-hop’s origins. In 1986, a cassette labeled “Beat Street” lit the spark. 

The sound, which he called “the music with all the talking,” took hold. Reggae followed. Nothing else stuck. In college, he picked up guitar.  Sublime, Beastie Boys, Tribe, Fugees, and Rage Against the Machine all shaped his fusion of storytelling and rhythm. He released Underground Truths and Mainstream Lies and Things More Real Than This in the 2000s. 

His new album Haunted By Hymns, self-produced and dropping soon, blends acoustic loops, dusty drums, and half-sung prayers. He also paints as Man Art Nation, exploring masculinity, wilderness, and silence in oil, ink, and linocut. For Chavez, music and art come from the same place. He does not chase a genre. He follows the work.  Hip-hop as art.

Im 13 years old and im a bigginer in making beats

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