We caught up with Tyrezxl to talk about his music. At Indiy we champion musicians.

Let's get to it...

What do you enjoy most about being an independent musician?

Owning all my rights and being able to control my music.

If we were to peek over your shoulder, what does your studio look like? What gear do you typically use?

I have a sonor studio mic and a laptop, it's not much, but it's helped me in many cases.

How would you want people to describe your latest project in a tweet?

"Breaking one-hit wonder rumors...showing he has what it takes".

What makes a good song in your opinion?

How the artist comes up with it on the spot, being able to vibe and flow, not stressing.

How do you know when you want to work with an artist or a group, or a band?

When I can compare my vision to theirs and build a better group or artist.

Do you plan your music releases, or do you just finish a song and release it?

I'm behind the scenes from when I put my heads phones in and start recording, to when my music is published.

What can we expect from you within the next 6 months? Any releases planned? Future gigs?

A follow-up album, more singles, and bigger projects.

Are there any collaborations past or future that you are excited about, producers, artists, instrumentalists or songwriters?

Not really, I focus more on my own thing then really tryna collab.

What inspires your creative process?

I will find a beat with the mood that I'm feeling and try to vocalize or just come up with a tone then head straight to recording.

What are your top three favorite albums of all time and why those albums?

Travis Scott's - Astroworld
XXXTENTACION's - 17
And JBREEZO's - Emotionless.

Those albums helped me to find my song and make a flow different from everybody else.

Where can we find you on social media?

Instagram: @tyrezxl
YouTube: Tyrezxl - Topic
Email - tyresse774@gmail.com