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Westside Boogie came through to the Cruz Show not only repping for his hometown Compton but he definitely brought his ‘Everything’s For Sale’ energy to the Power 106 studios.
Since dropping his debut album’s short film, and in preparation for the project’s release, Boogie details his up-and-down relationship with the music industry and expressed to the Cruz Show what he hopes his fans take away from his premiere project. Boogie tells Cruz, “It’s a project about a frustrating artist. One like me who knows how good he is and the climate we living in, it’s just not all about the music. You got to do a lot, so at this point, I’m just with whatever.”
I just want people to see how creative we was and see that it’s other stuff you need to do. It’s really a crazy climate with music. It’s albums coming out every week so you gotta find a way to stand out, this is to my upcoming artists. To the fans, to the consumers, I want them to see how honest I am and see the growth in my music.