Yo, it's your boy Sonny Digital and I'm rocking with Ergy! Straight out of France, let's get it! BOOM
I go by the name of Sonny Digital, I'm a producer, rapper, DJ, artist.
You probably know me from a lot of records I produced
I got racks on racks on racks, racks on racks on racks
racks on racks on racks, racks on racks on racks
I wear Gucci I wear Bally at the same damn time
On the phone cooking dope at the same damn time
Club goin' up, on a Tuesday Got your girl in the cut and she choosey
Club goin' up
I mean, I'm all over the globe!
I even came out to France and did some shows.
I know about Booba too!
What do you think about his music?
It's just different but I mean
it's popping though, he's doing his thing. I see a lot of artists out there though
It's a lot of dope artists out there
Bro, when they play some Booba out there
I don't know why, but I know Booba,
He's he like a legend out there, it's kind of how it was said to me though
Bro they play is records, club went crazy!
To go back to your producing days, how it all started
One thing that's very specific about Atlanta, is that all
of you guys really know each other and work together how do you explain that
everybody collab like that in Atlanta, and how is it different than anywhere else?
like I was telling [...] is kind of regular it's kind of like I know...
Say me you knew each other, and you know one of your friends but your
friends just happen to be good at making beats too. He knows somebody might be good
at making beats too, and we just all got common ground so it's
easier for people who got common ground and kind of like link up and just chill
and do it though, and really get lost in it
and so like I don't think it's like a hard thing though. I feel like it's harder
for us to probably get together and collaborate now versus back then
Just because it's more political and it's like, there's more money
and stuff involved, but like I don't know...
It's all a vibe. We just happened to go do it, do our thing, that's it.
You just finished a panel in front of a lot of artists, a lot of producers
We feel like for you, it really matters to give back like that and educate those
people you talk a lot about why a union might be needed
Why some producers might not be
getting paid as much as they should be
like can you tell us a little bit about that?
As far as people not getting paid and all that stuff and
whatever it's really all on everybody going through
the game you learn this stuff. I'm just telling y'all the problems that I had
producing this stuff. There's a lot of people that's connecting with those
same problems and stuff. Putting together a whole Union for me though
It's gonna be like... that'll take up a lot of time though. There's a lot of
people I got worried about aside for myself to keep going what I got going on
So your career is really taking a new turn right now. You're stepping a little bit
away from producing. We see on stage more, rapping more, linking with Steve Aoki
Jimmy Kimmel Live a few days ago, more underground artists around here, Genius,
K Camp, you're putting your own music. You're putting yourself in front of the lights right now
Why does it matter? Why did you step away from producing and
Why are you trying to be on stage a little more?
Well I make more money when I'm on stage though.
First of all! You know like being a producer too man, that shit just...
is too laggy. If I get a hit today, I'm not gonna see money from it
until nine months after it came out though versus the artist we're gonna
start seeing the residuals soon that shit get the [...] Gonna do some shows and
be eating good and stuff. As a producer, you're sitting down like "Man,
I fucked up! I got a hit song, my shit banging all over
I barely can motherfucking buy a fucking bottle in the club and shit though
that'd be the situation and stuff, and just imagine you're in that situation
but like I said you and that artist share this song, and the artist over there just
living it up off your song, he ain't seeing no down point off this shit though!
Seeing it like that kind of made it... I don't know, I ain't really in it for this though.
I'm a real nigga, I do shit the right way.
I try give everybody their credit you know saying
The most efficient way for me to work now that I found out, it's for me to work with myself
and make people want to work with me. People understand they're like man
I don't really need nobody though because I can produce my own record, hop on my own record
record myself, put out my own stuff, I got my own fanbase who's gonna listen to it.
There's nothing that I need!
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