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BY ANR DREKZ

Why the name?

I used to have a fire bird like the one in smokey and the bandit painted purple. Every time I drove up people would be like burt reynolds and I’d be like na purp reynolds

Where you from?

I’m from the northern valley of cali the city of stockton

What defines you as an artist?

I make that playboy music that the ladies love. So most of my following is girls, But i spit about things you see and go through daily in the streets instead of trying to spit dope bars. But at the same time making it not sound like everyone else.

Thoughts on the current state of hip hop on the west coast?

It’s getting better i would say as in talent wise, We just need the music world to take notice more. Maybe focus on areas other than the bay area and the los angeles area! We have some of the most diverse artist that don’t get heard by the right ears because of the market there in.

Tell us about your album

Well I’m dropping loads of street albums right now, And those are basically catching me up song wise with the artist that been around. But my official sophomore album is gonna be bananas. I got production from all around the world plus some of the dopiest indie artist around. I’ve got all sounds on it except for pop. It’s gonna show my wide range like all my albums. I just do what the beat tell me to do, And make sure it fits with in the concept of my album. But up next will be  hooligang presents: purp reynolds ( the street star ) which should drop in about 45 days

Tell us more about hooligang and how you linked up

Hooligang is big,I mean the boy rico seen my work ethic, And the passion i have for doing music and reached out to me. He wanted to spread the movement out west and i was down to hold that chapter, From there we had a few conference calls and set it in motion.

Whats next for the movement?

Actually you would have to holla at the boss on that, Shout out to rico. But i know my part is to steady drop hits and spread the movement. When i get the details on the next moves for the camp I’m there!

Whats next for purp?

Well next for me is my visual, I let everyone get the jump on me and the market is saturated now. So I’m in the works of writing my video script and shooting my first official video. In march i got the “1st annual central valley hip hop awards” where I’m nominated, And made it to the top 5 for [ best urban artist ] plus a few tours coming up that will cover 6 states.

Definition of swagg?

I’d have to say a confident person in anything they do. You just know you 1st day of school fresh

Definition of swagggirlicious?

I couldn’t even tell you about that one. It sound like some sh*t beyonce will make up. A little too girly for me lol

Web details and shoutouts*

I wanna give a shout out to the 209 valley for sticking by me and all my fans that keep me motivated to do this. Also my family hooligang artist/d.j.’s/models/designers etc. And you can follow me on twitter @purp_reynolds  also  http://purpreynolds.bandcamp.com/ for new street albums for free download. And then we have the hooligang site  http://hooligangsworld.ning.com/ support reynolds rap

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With a new album and a video on MuchMusic, hip-hop artist Joey Stylez thinks that the reason that his freewheeling style appeals to so many is that it comes out of the tension and challenges of the hardscrabble native communities that he and his peers grew up in.

Long a powerful voice for activist First Nations youth, native hip-hop is poised to blow up outside of the underground and grab all ears.

The artist leading the way is Saskatchewan-born, Vancouver-based Moosmin First Nation MC Joey Stylez. His track “Sugar Cane” is in rotation on MuchMusic’s Rap City and won an Aboriginal People’s Choice Music Award for best music video.

The single is just one killer cut on Stylez’s debut album, The Black Star, which was named after his traditional Plains Cree grandmother’s last name. The disc veers from the geeky punk testimonial “Jail Byrd” and Weezer-y taunt “Mr. Milkman” to the Dirty South vibin’ “Living Proof” or bent rap “She Luvs Me.”

Just like his chameleonic fashion sense, Stylez’s music is able to stand up in any genre. It didn’t happen overnight.

“I’ve been going strong the last 10 years full-on,” says Stylez. “But winning that People’s Choice Award up against the likes of Buffy Ste. Marie and Crystal Shawanda was pretty surprising. I didn’t have a speech prepared because I didn’t think there was any chance of it happening.”

Obviously, his music speaks to the listeners. But he thinks that the reason that his freewheeling style appeals to so many is that it comes out of the tension and challenges of the hardscrabble native communities that he and his peers grew up in. He says that the plains areas are still a bit more old-fashioned and “cowboys ‘n’ Indians” in much of the social structure and it leads to native youth finding an outlet in the street level truths of rap.

Through family and friends, he himself is no stranger to what he calls “the jail culture,” but didn’t want to let his music dwell there.

Still, Stylez can’t go far from the urban music he came up with, but now can talk about other things relevant to his community, too. Like travelling to the Louvre or the MOMA to see great art, or about the wild cities in Japan.

“I’ve been very fortunate, very blessed to see a lot of the world and that has really given me a much more worldly sound,” he says.

“It’s true about my fashion sense, too. I make sure to focus on my look and give up a look that can attract a lot of people to my music. It’s a very cosmetic world, sadly, and you’ve got to pay attention to this.”

The other thing he insists must be followed to the letter is to keep on making music that matters to him.

“I went through a lot of ups and down and grew up in tune with the prison life and I wanted to show the world what goes down in the tiny little speck of the planet I grew up in,” Stylez says.

“If it wasn’t for music, I’d be just another statistic from there. I think a lot of people would be interested in that modern native experience.”

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