(New Exclusive Interview) Flow Nic Talks Music With Tilly Devine |

(New Exclusive Interview) Flow Nic Talks Music With Tilly Devine

1. Breakdown the name “Flow Nice” and why you picked it as a name?  

During my time in serves when I begin to step out of my comfort zone I begin to jump in freestyle cyphers with guys from up North like New York, Jersey etc. After I would finish they would say....”Yo you have a nice lil flow to be from the south." And it was said by more than just a few people so I just stated calling myself Nice Flow then eventually Flow Nice. And just stuck with me from there.

2. What make you different from the other people creating music in today’s time?  

My rap style is original and different from most. The subjects, topics and the angle I come with in my music set me apart from most rappers today. I talk about life in the prespective of an ordinary people living in the hood working a 9 to 5 trying to make. My verses are lyrical and I have fun on every song and you feel my lyrics in your soul. Just get my single "REGULAR DUDE" and get a taste of Flow Nice.

3. What are the pro’s and con’s of creating music?   

Making music is exciting and fun. So putting your all into a track is therapic to me. If the right people hear it and think your art is really great it could help them to overcome as well as the world hear your artistic abilities. And with that being said of course money comes with it. Well there are consequences of that as well such being targets to people trying take what you have. Push back from your music. Not really being able to live a normal life etc.

4. Breakdown the concept behind “Regular Dude” and how did the record come about?  

The concept came from me just thinking about my life one day when I was at work trying to write to the beat that my producer gave to do something with. And every song I heard was just talking about how much money they got, ice they rock and the clout they had. Well I was like man I don't have none that.... I'm just a REGULAR DUDE....and I was like that's it and the hook just came to me from there.

5. Hardest thing in life you had to overcome and how did you over come it?

I would say dealing with going to war at a very young age. I'm a young black dude from the hood just 1 year in his military career and having to go off to war. I was terrorified. My recruiter told me that wars break out every 10 years and at the time one had just was over. And he said by the time you finish your 4 years another one wouldn't happen for awhile. Maury said that was a lie. Lol. But I had to pray day in day out and depend on my training to overcome my fear. Which I'm here to this day all praises to the most high.