247 Ink Magazine (Februaryr/March) 2019 Issue #25 | Page 60

rap style rock, which is fairly common these days, but they do it in a different way, but as far as my music goes it’s more melodic rap or heavy rap like Grime (a form of dance music character- ized by machinelike sounds and hip-hop vocals) And Blkzen? Blkzen is one of my best friends, he’s the owner of the produc- tion company I work with which is 1166. Also the person who is in 2 bands I work with. Sometimes I perform with them and if the DJ can’t make it, I fill in, but he’s a very influential person in my life. He’s around the same age as me, we’re both 22, and he started a business and has a whole production company, has an event venue. Eleven Sixty Six as a whole is a collective of artists and we sign a bunch of artists but everyone is free to do what- ever they want creatively. We all teach each other in different ar- eas. We have photographers, videographers, rappers, singers, makeup artists, painters, producers, music engineers and just a collective of artists with a creative house. You have a few small tattoos, are you cautious of getting more because of the modeling? No, I always had a dream of having a left arm sleeve to tell a story about my life. The parts everyone knows, the parts I’m still hiding from myself because I have done things where I have wronged people and I feel guilty about that and when I have a big enough platform I will send out a public announcement to anyone I have hurt so that’s important to me. 56 I sometimes wish I had done a sleeve but for the first 40 or so I was just randomly pulling over when I saw a shop and got a tattoo and some mean something and some don’t. Yea, but they are memories. You can always look at them and