Beats Producer DJ Naydee Opens Up

He's centering attention on the Internet, and it's paying off.

DJ Naydee, Music Producer

(NEW YORK / SALEM) - I recently had a chance to interview East Coast beats producer, DJ Naydee.

Naydee founded Beats Planet, a production group committed to creating the most high quality, hottest Rap, Hip Hop, R&B, Club, Dancehall and Dance instrumental Beats. After listening to his music, I understand the impact it is having on the world at large.

DJ Naydee is on the cutting edge of the beats music genre.

He has produced remixes for popular acts such as Boyz to Men, Rosie Gaines, Le Clic, and over 40 theme songs for MTV and VH1. Naydee also produces his own music, with about 300 tracks produced under various different labels.

I took the opportunity to discuss several topics with him, including the future of Naydee's Beats Planet and the effect of music on the future of humanity.

The attractiveness of music dates back to ancient drum circles, before documented history. The pulse of a beat corresponds to a living heartbeat, as well as the energy of all existence.

When we utilize this innate tool to entertain, it opens up a door to educate and inform people about diverse truths and injustices, ones they aren't told by the various Zionist-controlled media outlets. An unadulterated presentation of human expression.

AK: When/why did you choose to become a beats producer? Where have you lived and created music?

Naydee: I started producing when I was 16 in New York City, where I currently live, shortly after I started DJ-ing. I felt that I too could create music similar to the music I was spinning.

AK: What should people know about Beats Planet?

Naydee: We are all about quality. We take pride in delivering Hits while the competition delivers their B material.

AK: Is music a different beast today than it was 40 years ago?

Naydee: Today’s music isn’t nearly as soulful and deep as music from the 70’s and 80's, which is why we are bringing the soulful sound back and combining it with todays sound.

AK: Who did you draw influence from early on in your music career? What new artists have you discovered that you enjoy?

Naydee: Todd Terry (house music producer) was one of my first influences, then the likes of Timbaland and Neptunes were my hip-hop production influences.

AK: You've created beats for some well-known artists, and helped shape the sound they're known for. Do you see music as a tool to deliver conscious messages, and do you believe intelligent artists should use their pull to educate listeners about injustice?

Naydee: Hip-hop has always been a key avenue for the youth of today to voice their opinion and that should never change.

AK: Do you believe people have the power to change world consciousness if they stand together?

Naydee: We need a modern day Gandhi for this, but its certainly possible.

AK: Where do you see yourself going in the next year? Who are you planning to work with in future projects?

Naydee: For 2011 we plan on driving the stake deeper into the ground by finalizing our takeover of beat selling online. We already rank #1 in google for “Buy Rap Beats” & “R&B Beats”, and in the top 3 for dozens of other keywords.

AK: Is there anything else you'd like to say?

Naydee: Watch out, the Beats Planet brand is gunning to become a household name!

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In addition to writing articles about local and international music happenings for Salem-News, Austin contributes to the global awareness that Salem-News is about through graphic art design and section coordination. He believes in giving the daily progressive news reader a main-stream gauranteed free of bias, taboo and propaganda. Join Black Tree Music through the Salem Musician's Community on Facebook.