Tom Kurek crafted an exceptional song several years ago that left a profound impact on me. Despite only having met him in person a handful of times, I had the privilege of opening for him a few times. His original composition played a pivotal role in my life during my early twenties, aiding me in overcoming a struggle with the drug XTC. That Demon Truley had a hold on me at the time. I would go through a Jar in a week (About 300 pills) The significance of this song cannot be overstated; it quite literally contributed to saving my life and getting me off of the Drug.  
For some time, I've harbored the desire to cover this transformative piece, yet regrettably lost contact with Tom, the mastermind behind "Sera Tonin." Fortunately, with the assistance of my friend, Robert Boulle, I reestablished communication with Tom several months ago. During our reunion, I expressed my sincere interest in revisiting his song through a cover rendition. 
In addition to crafting a cover, I am enthusiastic about producing a music video to accompany the homage. Furthermore, I am delighted to announce that Tom will soon be joining me on my podcast, "It's Just Music," where he will recount the journey behind his artistry.
I invite you to partake in this endeavor and experience my rendition of "Atomic - Sarah Tonin." I will drop it tonight at 10:30 p.m. Only on my youtube for now (I need the subs and views on my new channel) and at a later date I will put it on all the other platforms, I hope You enjoy this enough to share it with your friends and family. Respectfully LBSickning Sickko Ent

ATomic - Sera Tonin By LB~Sickning And Zooka

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How do you approach song writing and what influences you?
i'm a writer. 99% of the time i sit down and a beat picks me.. i don't really pick the beat. i'll listen to about 100 of them and if i'm lucky five will say something to me. and i just go from there. what ever comes to mind is what i make the song to be. and as far as what influences me... everything. everything i see and hear in life...

What is your philosophy on music today?
it is what it is. i'm a 80's baby so most of the style i like is rappers from the 90's. most of today's music seems so fake today. with the auto tune and what not. you can never tell when the rapper even has real talent or is just backed up by a computer. i can't stand that shit.

Tell us about you, when did you begin writing songs?
as far back as i can remember I've been writing songs. it started with just writing poems and stuff when i was pretty young. then it just started to be hip hop when i got older. I've been writing hip hop for about 15 years or so. my first show was in 2006 and I've done over 400, i kind of lost count. i love this hip hop shit. i don't love everything that comes with it. but you have to take the bad with the good. it's just life.

How many projects are you currently involved in?
one.. my own project. working on me and my music... i'm a full time dad , cook, husband and rapper. i work hard for the things i want... you want to know how i really feel about my music and life.. go check out the song "my ego"

What do you want out of life?
happiness and love. as long as i'm a decent father to my kids i'm sure i'll be good

What are the most important lessons you think you learned so far?
not everyone is your friend... in fact. most of the time... your best friend is your worst enemy

Where do you want to be in the future?
anywhere but where i'm at now as long as it's better.

How many of your songs are instant songs and how many are channeled?
i don't know i'm guessing 20 or so but the rest are stolen beats, free give a ways. i just rap. most of the time people give me the beat or i buy it when i'm not a broke ass...

Tell us about your latest project?
it was "the one pound mix tape" it was fun to make i did a show for it but it flopped for a lot of reasons.. mostly the club owner was a jackass and the air conditioner broke so 99% of the people that came walked in then turned around and walked out.. it was hotter inside then it was out

What are your long term goals?
i just want to show out on t.v. for my mother. it would make her proud to see me make it big like that...

How did you get into the music?
it just happened. i spent a lot of years in my uncles basement as my bed room. he had a band and in that basement is where they would jam out.. they all told me not to touch there shit but you know as a kid when no one was around i would jam out.. or at least i would try. lol anyways that's what inspired me to do music... i always wished i could do what he did.. he was the lead singer... he passed away when i was in prison. r.i.p. uncle d. i miss you man

How long have you been performing?
since 2006 i do believe...
my first show was at a place called "the underground" in Sandusky Ohio i use to love that place. it closed down tho...

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