October London Discusses "Rebirth of Marvin," Transition to Death Row Records, Collaborations with Superfly & Babyface, Overcoming Stage Fright, & Versatility Across Genres!

WNTTLK (We Need To Talk)

Ever wondered how an artist transitions from working behind the scenes to becoming the first R&B sensation signed to the reimagined Death Row Records? October London is here to share his extraordinary journey with us. From his intuitive music-making process—crafting entire songs without pre-written lyrics—to creating his debut project "Rebirth of Marvin" in just a week, October is redefining what it means to be an R&B artist today. Join us as he opens up about working with iconic producers like Superfly and Babyface, and how he navigates the supportive yet independent dynamic within his team. As the flagship artist under Snoop Dogg's leadership, October is on a mission to transcend genre boundaries while staying true to his authentic self.
Explore the highs and lows of October's artistic journey, from battling stage fright to embracing the unpredictability of mixed feedback, especially when compared to legends like Marvin Gaye. Despite the initial skepticism surrounding his alignment with the traditionally gangster rap label of Death Row Records, October is breaking boundaries and rewriting expectations. We also delve into his remarkable versatility, performing across genres under different alter egos like Sam Nash. Learn about his strategic touring approach and the thrill of engaging with diverse audiences. October shares his passion for exploring new musical territories and the refreshing challenges that come with it, keeping his work fresh and exciting for both himself and his fans.

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Chapitres

1. October London (00:00:00)

2. Artistic Journey and Influences (00:08:08)

3. Musical Versatility and Alter Egos (00:13:27)