Artist Spotlight
Meet Music Marketing Mogul – Jamil Lorenzo from Framingham MA, USA

Jamil Lorenzo is a Music Marketing Mogul and Consultant. He is from Framingham MA, USA. He is a young 31 years old music lover. He’s an entrepreneur and owns his own branding – Consulting business, Forex Trader, Music manager, and credit repair specialist. He has been an entrepreneur for about 7 years and enjoys the journey so far.
Jamil Lorenzo has been a self-employed entrepreneur who loves music networking and marketing.
Recently, Honk Magazine reporter had an exclusive interview with Jamil Lorenzo, and here are the revelations to learn something new.
- Can you tell us a story about what brought you to this specific career path?
Jamil Lorenzo: I was born in Boston, MA, and raised in Framingham, MA, and was very blessed to have two great parents that always had a love for business. So business is in my blood and I have a great passion for it.
I was introduced to Jae Nice who was already a successful music artist, and I was given the opportunity to manage him. We grew a great bother-hood/business relationship with each other. From then on I was able to learn about the music industry and meeting important people in the industry as well.
I also was able to build myself as an entrepreneur as well. With my business savviness and people skilled, I only became better at being a manager. I then was able to work with a distribution label named Bentley Records as an A&R, become a credit repair specialist and forex trader all in 3-5 years.
- Can you share the most interesting story that happened to you since you started this career?
Jamil Lorenzo: The most interesting thing that happened to me so far in my career, is hard to pinpoint a specific time because I’ve had a lot of great moments in my career. I would say the most interesting moment in my career would be when I first became a manager. I manage an artist named Jae Nice, and he is one of the most versatile artists from Massachusetts. He had already had a long resume with his career, so I was put into a great situation to learn and meet a lot of people in the music industry.
At that time, he had a track with French Montana who was just becoming into his own as a well-known artist. I was able to meet him a couple of times because of Jae Nice. The cool part was about it is that when you always around people, remember a face so it was awesome to be around him and being in the same room at an early stage of my managing career seeing how he makes hits in the studio.
- Can you share a story about the funniest mistake you made when you were first starting? Can you tell us what lesson you learned from that?
Jamil Lorenzo: The funniest mistake that I have made was that I booked a flight to the wrong state for a radio station Interview. The business was picking up at this time, and still being new to the industry I got overwhelmed with everything going on and trying to maintain my “regular life”. I didn’t realize until we landed in Florida, I realized what I have done! So, from that point on I realized in order to be a great manager or an entrepreneur. I have to be organized! The biggest lesson I have learned in my entrepreneur journey.
- What are some of the most interesting or exciting projects you are working on now?
Jamil Lorenzo: Some of the most exciting projects I’m currently working on is that I’m able to have clients featured on the New York Times Square Billboard! I have some top clients that I will be working with on having their business, album, clothing line, podcast, models just to name a few. This gives the opportunity for entrepreneurs, music artists, and creatures the opportunity to market themselves on a new level!
It’s all about visuals now so having a way to market your brand on a billboard and posting it on social media is a great way to marketing. Time Square is one of the busiest areas in America so being able to have that as an option for my clients is great!
The value that Renzo Management already brings for my clients, having an option for clients brings more value. I’m also launching my website for Renzo Management very soon as well! The site will entail the clients I work with and a break of what I have to offer for entrepreneurs, music artists, small businesses, clothing brands, etc. My site will also explain why it is important to have to consult and to plan their marketing and branding.
I’m able to help music artists get natural/organic streaming from all major music platforms, set them up for interviews on popular platforms, YouTube natural organic streaming just to name a few. I’m also able to come up with a 3-6-month plan for music artists, entrepreneurs, podcasts, clothing brands, etc. so they are well organized for their next release.
- Who are some of the most interesting people you have interacted with? What was that like? Do you have any stories?
Jamil Lorenzo: I’ve had the opportunity to meet Chris Brown twice and both times was a great experience. He is a very down-to-earth person and he didn’t allow fame to change him. I personally feel that is rare in the industry nowadays. The last experience I had was getting to see him again backstage at his last Chris Brown tour. Just seeing his growth as an artist. The Indigo Tour was an awesome experience to being able to watch from the backstage and the preparation before a show. It was another great opportunity to being able to experience something that not too many people have.
- Which tips would you recommend to your colleagues in your industry to help them to thrive and not “burn out”?
Jamil Lorenzo: The advice I would give colleagues in the industry to help them to thrive and not “burn out” is that Rome was not built overnight so don’t expect to see results in a week, month, or even a year! The best part about reaching your goals is the journey! So, soak in all the knowledge and study the game.
Finding a mentor that is successful and knows what they are doing and mix it in with your own style! Make sure you are organized, always finding ways to grow, and giving up is never an option!
- You have been blessed with success in a career path that can be challenging. Do you have any words of advice for others who may want to embark on this career path, but seem daunted by the prospect of failure?
Jamil Lorenzo: If you are afraid of failure then you are in the wrong business. Failure comes with success if you have the right mindset. If you never go through failure you won’t know how to handle it when you have failed even when you are successful! Don’t be afraid of failure it’s one of the best lessons.
- Can you share with our readers any self-care routines, practices, or treatments that you do to help your body, mind, or heart to thrive? Kindly share a story or an example for each.
Jamil Lorenzo: Don’t drain your body, and smarter not harder. I personally like to go to the spa at least once a week to have that hour or so to relax my mind and get a massage. It helps me relieve any stress that I may have. Try not to be all about work 24/7, even for me personally it is hard not to be thinking or doing work every day. Try to find time to relax, enjoy time with your friends, family and have time to yourself to clear your mind. Playing basketball has been my life since I was 3 years old. When I play basketball, that is my time to not worry about anything. It’s my time of peace.
- What are your “5 things I wish someone told me when I first started” and why? Please share a story or example for each.
Jamil Lorenzo: The two and only things I wished someone told me before I started my career path is that it’s going to take time to build yourself as a brand and as a business. The reason why is because when you first start, you may think you are going to see success quickly. It doesn’t work that way.
When I first started, I thought because I was already managing a successful artist, I thought the success would come fast. You still must earn, build, and gain respect in any business you are new to. You must be willing to be coachable, and willing to put the hours into prefect your craft so you can be talked about a must the best.
- Can you please give us your favorite “Life Lesson Quote”? Can you share how that was relevant to you in your life?
Jamil Lorenzo: My favorite life lesson quote is “Business never stops, the hunger to win must outside the shine that thirst to shine.” I value this because the grind never stops! Even when you think you have the day of business always seems to find you depending on how you carry yourself.
The way you market and brand yourself, you never know who knows you, or who you will bump into. Always be prepared for business and always look the part. Recently I was at a Red Sox Game enjoying my time with my friends and I had a new business deal to handle. I was prepared because I had my iPad with me because you just never know when you need to close a deal.
- None of us are able to achieve success without some help along the way. Is there a particular person who you are grateful towards who helped get you to where you are? Can you share a story about that?
Jamil Lorenzo: First and foremost if it wasn’t for my parents I wouldn’t be here today. The knowledge that they taught me on how to be as a person and into the man I’m today played a HUGE part in my success today.
The reason I’m in the music industry is because of my business partner Jae Nice. He was willing to put me under his wing to gain the knowledge and into becoming the manager I’m today. This also gave me the will to become an all-around businessman.
Jae and I were introduced to each other through a mutual friend, and from there we grew a close friendship which led to being business partners. We then formed GTETNS (Green Thumb Entertainment Team No Sleep) which became a movement and a lifestyle. From appearing at club events with top artists in the industry to travel, in the studio making great music and music videos we were able to market the brand to new heights! From then on, we’ve been able to build collectively and separately.
- You are a person of enormous influence. If you could start a movement that would bring the most amounts of good to the most amounts of people, what would that be? You never know what your idea can trigger. 🙂
Jamil Lorenzo: If I could start a movement it would be to teach kids at a young age how important having good credit and how you can become a self-made businessperson. I feel these two things are NEEDED in the educational system because not everyone has people or parents that can teach them these things. There’re so many things that they teach in a school that we don’t even use in the future so I feel having financial literacy and learning entrepreneur skills is a must in the school systems today.
- We are very blessed that some of the biggest names in Business, VC funding, Sports, and Entertainment read this column. Is there a person in the world, or in the US with whom you would love to have a private breakfast or lunch, and why? He or she might see this. 🙂
Jamil Lorenzo: The one person I would like to meet is Sean P. Diddy Combs. The reason why I would like to have a sit down with him is that he is one of the great businessmen of my generation. Not only did he play a HUGE part in the music industry, but he also didn’t stay one-dimensional he became a versatile businessman. I idolize his work ethic and how my personal famous quote “I’m a savage, whatever I want I’m going to get!” That is how I live my life! If I want something, I will do whatever it takes to get it.
- How can our readers follow you online?
Jamil Lorenzo: You can find me on:
Instagram: Jrenzo34,
Renzo_Management_LLC: RenzoManagement.com
Artist Spotlight
David Cloyd triumphantly returns with a reflective new album, “Red Sky Warning”

David Cloyd, a seasoned artist whose creative luminescence has only intensified over his career, makes a noteworthy re-entry following a decade-long hiatus with an emotionally resonant and musically sophisticated new album, “Red Sky Warning,” released via ECR Music Group. This album marks his reintroduction to the music scene as he aims to reclaim the spotlight. Co-produced and mixed by the acclaimed indie architect Blake Morgan (known for his work with Lenny Kravitz, Lesley Gore, and Janita), the masterful ten-track album encapsulates a significant evolution in Cloyd’s sonic profile, where intricate craftsmanship meets intense emotional exposition.
Spanning ten compelling tracks, “Red Sky Warning” is a profound exploration of openness, identity, and the intimacy of human connection. The very first notes of the opener, “Ocean of Hours,” envelops listeners in a euphoric wave of melody, with the magic of Cloyd’s lyricism resonating like heartbeats, consistently engaging while maintaining a clear direction. This immersive tone sets the stage for a record that demands to be felt as much as it is heard.
It is followed spontaneously by “If We Could Escape,” the second track, delving into themes of emotional ambivalence and quiet longing for escapism. Its soulful balm and shimmering aura capture the ache of unspoken truths, laying bare the intimate confessions Cloyd expresses through his signature vocal warmth and layered instrumentation. Each hypnotic rhyme that follows builds on this honesty, embracing a therapeutic narrative of accepting imperfection.
In the third track, “The Day Before,” a contemplative light emerges as Cloyd masterfully blends soul-pop sensibility with mature finesse. It evokes the quiet anticipation that precedes change, revealing Cloyd’s ability to distill quotidian experiences into a resonant metaphor. Conversely, “A Far Cry From Nothing” presents a robust rhythmic foundation that underscores lyrical potency, driven by piano-centric confidence and heartfelt phrasing that illuminate emotional resilience. In “Cage of Water,” Cloyd adeptly navigates the emotional landscape through an audacious sonic tapestry that reflects the fluidity of love’s ever-changing tides. This piece captures the inherent unpredictability of romantic experiences, evoking a captivating composition that accentuates its dynamism. The ambient “Drive With Me” employs lush ambient textures to guide listeners through reflective pathways, invoking the nuances of nostalgic relationships and emotional bonds often left unarticulated.
“Into The Sea” dazzles with melancholic elegance, threading love and mystery into a cohesive storytelling framework. Subsequent tracks, such as “Climbing Ivy,” maintain this thematic momentum, focusing on unity and the complexities inherent in celebrating brotherhood and kinship through a storytelling lens steeped in poetic nuance. “Small Wooden Boat” offers a poignant reflection on the past, emphasizing rediscovery and personal growth while capturing the bittersweet clarity that revisiting old memories often brings. The album culminates with the stunning track “Walk the Earth,” a soul-stirring finale that lingers in the heart of listeners long after its chords fade. Cloyd’s use of tremulous vibrato and unwavering vocal performance echoes the weight of lived experience, providing a fitting closure to an album that’s both a personal manifesto and a universal commentary.
Each composition sequentially builds upon the previous one, thereby enhancing the thematic essence of “Red Sky Warning” and symbolizing not only a reawakening but also a rebirth for David Cloyd. His distinctive vocal style as a singer and songwriter approach draws comparisons to notable figures such as Jeff Buckley, Nick Drake, and Peter Gabriel while remaining distinctly his own. With this release, Cloyd effectively positions introspection at the forefront of his artistry, transforming emotional vulnerability into a cathartic experience. This meticulously curated body of work serves as a testament to David Cloyd’s enduring musical vision, establishing it as a timeless addition to any music aficionado’s collection. “Red Sky Warning” is essential for those seeking genuine artistry that transcends genre and invites listeners on an evocative expedition of heartfelt optimism and recuperation.
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Trisha Jha’s “Empty Poetry” is a portrait of pain and growth

In “Empty Poetry,” Trisha Jha has created something special with her single. It’s a heartfelt song that evokes the feeling of reading a diary entry in a cozy, dimly lit room. Trisha Jha’s music pulls you in with a quiet power. At just 15 years old, Trisha’s voice is both young and surprisingly wise, flowing over simple music that lets her words shine.
Her lyrics reflect sleepless nights and the deep emotions found in a personal journal, capturing the feelings of growing up with only a pen and a heart that’s been through tough times. Trisha writes about how words can hurt, moving from sweet lines to painful truths, showing that she truly knows what it’s like to feel that sting. Her lyrics blend heartbreak with beautiful imagery, confusion with melody, and the challenges of growing up with a touch of grace.
“Empty Poetry” sounds like the beginning of a promising journey. Trisha Jha may be new to the music world, but her talent for transforming personal challenges into relatable songs is truly special. We’re getting a glimpse into the beginnings of a storyteller whose voice we’re sure to remember in the future.
For more information about Trisha Jha, please visit [website].
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