O’mega Red – ENDZ

New song from O’mega Red – ENDZ

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Tell us about where you are from and how you got to this position today.
Well…I from Boston Massachusetts, and how I got in this position today was by hard work persistence and support of my team who believes in my projects and me. The key to success is to grind and to educate yourself how the music business works. Many artists spend too much time worrying about others and not enough on their own craft.

What are you currently working on and what can we expect to see?
I am currently work on my album RED OCTOBER and the singles leading up to its release. Things have been changing with my situation and linking up with new producers so I want to make some of the old stuff current and I’m currently shooting videos for the singles.

What is one of the most drastic changes you’ve made about yourself in the last year?
The Most drastic thing that has change is my perception of the music business and the different levels of operation.

Tell us about one of the hardest challenges you had to face in the industry?
The hardest thing I have faced so far is knowing who is real or not. Knowing what everyone’s agenda when it comes to dealing with me is hard, but that comes with the territory.

What was one of the biggest set backs in your career and how did you bounce back?
I think my biggest set back was when I was incarcerated. Everything happens for a reason. While I was in, I remained focus on my goals and continued them when I was back out in society.

What are some things artists need to be careful of?
Here are some things artists need to be careful of. Women, Fakers, and Media. It is a jungle out there you got snakes, weasels hyenas, sharks act.

What would you spend a million dollars on?
I would you spend a million dollars on Property and a franchise business to keep income coming in at all times.

What was your biggest risk taken in your career?
My biggest risk taken in my career? Quitting job after job after job, sometimes I would have to quit my job to take an opportunity to excel in my career. This is not easy, but I believed in myself enough to take that risk.

What suggestions do you have for other artists like yourself?
Suggestions I have for other artists like myself. is don’t let anyone tell you can’t make it! In addition, be open-minded and learn how to diversify yourself.

What are the best ways to sell your products as an artist?
The best ways to sell your products as an artist Internet, Shows, Radio and in store signings, and of course WWS Magazine!

What is one of your favorite ways to promote yourself and your music?
One of my favorite ways to promote me and my music are Shows. Once people see my performance there sold on me and what I represent.

Any last comments or statements?
Shout out to my Stay Grindin Inc. camp and join me on