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Haha Zito is a multifaceted artist based in Queens, NY, known for his unique blend of music production, video creation, and visual artistry. With a passion for crafting bold, dynamic beats, Zito’s sound draws from a wide range of influences, blending genres and pushing boundaries. His production is marked by high energy, distinctive melodies, and a smooth fusion of modern and nostalgic vibes.

A visionary in both sound and visual storytelling, Zito’s work has been recognized by creatives and listeners alike, with his beats often described as "crazy" and unforgettable. Whether working on solo projects or collaborating with artists, Zito’s creative drive and dedication to his craft ensure he will always stand out in the industry.

A member of Detroit hip-hop collective Double Negative People, Mr. Wallace has been producing, creating, and mixing  hip-hop and soul for more than 15 years on several local and regional projects. 

DoubleNegativePeople consists of Mr. Wallace (@whereiswallace), @MicNotes, dammitBoi, Mr. P-Dro, Charley Horse, G. No, L.I. Tha Don, and T.A. Tha Arsonist. 

Mr. Wallace is also a part of Computermusicacademy.com. Computermusicacademy.com has a "Weekly Homework Assignment" that challenges its members to complete a task using the rules or resources given to them. See computermusicacademy.com for more information. 

Hi. I'm Loneliii a singer/song writer hailing from two cities in the vast empty desert to the North of the city of Los Angeles.

Thanks for visiting my page if you need to contact me hit my email musiqhead24@gmail.

My name is Quentin Thomas better known these days as simply "Q" or "MusiQhead." I've been at this music for quite a while now and truth be told, for as long as I can remember. Growing up a "church boy" all of us young shorties wanted to be the drummer. We would turn anything into a drum set. I can vividly remember playing a set of hymn books on my lap pretending to beast out. Fast forward some years (as not to waste you guys time) I eventually got my shot as a drummer and then moved on to the bass guitar (for about a week) and then to piano and organ. My love for all those instruments individually and collectively are what I believe helped shape my role as a "basement boy".

At this point I don't even remember exactly how Portis presented the idea of "tracking", but I do recall our first session. We had no prior experience and if you know us at all, you'll know we weren't asking for help. We figured: "how hard could it be"? Hours later (at the expense of one of our good friends Cedrick Ketton) we had come up with our first beat. It was interesting to say the least...not quite a masterpiece. From that point we went
through different phases of learning by imitation. One week we'd study Timbaland and try and create our version, the next maybe Dr. Dre and many others. I think I still have a copy of a cd full of just Timbaland track snippets. It was like 50 songs long and I played it non-stop for like a month "doing my homework."

Over the couple years it took to get to this point, a few artists/producers have greatly shaped our sound and creative state of mind. Timbaland was the first and by far the biggest influence on our sound. Portis and myself modeled his style while tracking in the early stages. From Timberland we adopted the punch behind our drum tracks. That has been our signature, along with the crazy switch-ups and turn arounds. Then Drake dropped "So far Gone". The vibe on that mixtape was incredible! I listened to it like every night for months. Much of our tracks from those times have a similar vibe. Then...we discover Ryan Leslie. For me personally, the way he creates music is my biggest influence. I've watched hours of youtube footage of him in the lab. I also studied both Ryan Leslie albums front to back. Consequently, I have adopted many of his tactics in my own sound.

Music for me is an extension of who I am as a person. I've always prided myself on being a very versatile person and I think no different of our music. We want to be able to make music not only that we ourselves enjoy and are proud of, but also make something that can be for everybody. As a team I believe we encompass the entire spectrum of hip-hop music. Individually we all bring separate aspects to the table but never value one over the other. It's an in-house movement and we plan to keep that as our foundation. From the time we open the first session, to the mixing, artwork, credits, and whatever else. Between the three of us, we can get it done and in good quality. Make no mistake we haven't arrived but we are well on our way! Be looking out for the "Basement Boyz!"

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