Snowy Talks Texas, Female Influence & Her Next Song
Posted by By FlyingJoint at 30 October, at 10 : 37 AM Print
Snowy is an emerging new sensation hailing from Texas with an explosive approach and aggressive attitude. Her new project, Snowflake, has ignited popularity that has quickly spread outward and made her a name-to-watch. Today, we get familiar with the rising star and what she has in store for the culture in the coming months with the interview below.
Where did the name Snowy come from?
It’s my birth name so I rolled with it.
You’re from Texas? Where exactly in Texas and what was it like growing up there?
I’m from Paris, Texas. Born and raised. I honestly had the best childhood, it’s just different growing up in the country.
Were there any musical outlets where you are from? Talk to us about your journey and what it took to get where you are now?
Not really, there was choir so I just channeled my energy there. It’s funny because I look at rap as me picking back up my childhood singing dreams.
If you could describe your music style in 3 words what would it be?
Raw, sultry and original.
Any female influences?
I’m influenced by the Lord honey, but I love Nicki’s wordplay and young MA’s delivery. Love lady London too.
For any new listeners, what are 3 songs that they must listen to from Snowy?
“PARLAY,” “HILARY BANKS,” and “HAPPY SHIT”. a little variety.
What message do you look to depict through your music?
I write my music to remind myself and other women that no matter what, to always bet on you, be you, & most importantly if a situation or a person isn’t serving u then it’s got to go.
5 years from now, where do you see yourself in life and music?
Happy, that’s the goal.
What is your favorite line of all-time (Your Music)?
Don’t text me go text your bitch, bitch (Mike Jones).
What is a message that you want to depict to other females or aspiring female rappers?
Do that, any dream u got. Chase it. And find peace in knowing you’re timing isn’t God’s timing.
Is your music an outlet? What drove you to the music industry or creating music?
Yes, it’s lowkey meditation drowning in a beat and creating. But SXSW inspired the rap career.
Who are some of your musical influences?
I’m inspired by sounds to be honest. J Cole is inspiring Bc goes against the current, I’ma a Leo so I have to be different. Lots of master P too (laughs).
When did you start making music?
I’ve been writing since 2013.
Who are you top 5 Texas artists of all time?
Selena, Destiny’s Child, Bun B, Paul Wall, Stevie Ray Vaughn.
Top 5 favorite artists of all time?
Etta James, Otis Redding, Master P, 2Pac, Whitney Houston (Laughs).
