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Exclusive Interview with Jatin Kumar aka (J.A.K.)

Jatin Kumar aka (J.A.K.) has been garnering a buzz since his burst into the underground scene. Capturing the attention of fans globally and big names artists with his diverse and Druidic sound, he has risen in popularity and status within the rap community.

Today we had an exclusive chance to interview Jatin Kumar.

Questions:

What 3 things does anyone starting in your industry need to know?

I am new, but I think the most important thing is to love what you make

Another aspect to consider is to understand the field that you are in and the demands that it requires

Finally, I would also try and find the drive for what you do

What would you do differently if you were starting in your industry now?

Take my time to construct my sound and get a better understanding of my craft

Which people or books have had the most influence on your growth and why?

I have been influenced by MF Doom, rest in peace, a lot of my rhyme schemes stem from the intricate wordplay that he used to bring about. Kendrick Lamar has influenced the way that I flow. And lastly the biggest influence for me has been Tupac and that’s been my attitude for most of my life. He is and will always be the king of rap, and I want to be there too.

What would you say is the #1 key to success in your music career?

I would say your drive and your passion to get better at what you do every single day

Talk about the biggest failure you’ve had. What did you learn from it?

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