 A new year, a new flow. With 2022 kicking off, people are at the beginning stages of doing the necessary work needed to achieve their goals. For JuvieRay, the steps to success couldn’t be clearer. His hard work and dedication made JuvieRay stand out and build connections with some of the best in the industry. Looking to build on the success of 2021 which was a great year for JuvieRay not to mention his breakout single “Back From Me”, JuvieRay showed he could create a radio hit. He also showed that he wasn’t afraid to jump on anyone’s track, most notably Drake and Rick Ross’s “Lemon Pepper Freestyle“ that included a visual to go along with the bars. This just leaves one question. What’s up for JuvieRay in 2022? That’s what we’re here to find out in our latest interview with the artist they call JuvieRay.. 1. Why the name JuvieRay? My name is JuvieRay because the word “Juvie” is basically a young nuisance and that’s all I ever been and also my real name “Jiray” is in the name JuvieRay. 2. What got you into music? The lifestyle and environment I lived in growing up forced me into music, ever since I was a kid music has always been a focal point in my life most of my memories come from music. So my instinct is what got me into music. 3. How would you describe your music? What song would you recommend to someone who's never listened to your music before? I would describe my music as pain music but there is no specific category that you can put my content in, at the end of the day it is international music. I would recommend someone too listen too my single “Back From Me” and “CHANGE” and you would see what I mean. 4. What inspires you as an artist? Taking care of my family and having a humongous fan base. 5. What's next for JuvieRay? What’s next for me is a lot of work being put in and out. Ground breaking & game changing materials! Thanks again to JuvieRay for taking time out of his day to speak with us. This is just the tip of the iceberg of what JuvieRay has in store. Look out for his new single “Change” that will be dropping on all music streaming platforms January 28th along with a video that will be dropping right before Valentine's Day on February 11th. Also, make sure to follow JuvieRay on social media below: Juvie Ray LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/Juvieraylinktr.ee/Juvieray JuvieRay VEVO https://youtube.com/channel/UC4VzoV7hCpYH-kzkQbWC3xw JuvieRay SnapChat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/juvieray Instagram: https://instagram.com/juvierayofficial?utm_medium=copy_link JuvieRay TOPIC: https://youtube.com/channel/UCn_xSufplC65tkoU_kSVZpQ JuvieRay Facebook Artist: https://www.facebook.com/JuvieRayOfficial/ Juvie Ray YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCeSbyyJY9cq2qrsCfC3SNkg JuvieRay TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@umbrella_musics Umbrella Group Music UGM: https://youtube.com/channel/UCDcutvSzFFI_zcunRHruWyA Lastly, Don't forget to checkout JurvieRay's "Lemon Pepper (Freestyle)" below:
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We back! It's 2022! But let's not forget 2021 and the crazy year it was for music. Who you think had the best year? Who is going to have a breakout year in 2022? The answers to these questions can all be found on our Part 2 of Saturday Night Slaps 2021 Rap Up. Hosted on On the OK.One network with host Buddy Rodriguez and guests Jarry Manna from IndyPot, Meezo Mitchell from 20ondatown Podcast, and of course Tulsa Lines. Listen up and enjoy the laughs and debates about 2021 Oklahoma music! Host: Buddy Rodriguez (@buddy_rodriguez_). Now on Tulsa Lines Podcast streaming on Spotify and Apple Music and other podcast streaming platforms. Guests: - Meezo Mitchell (@meezomitchell) from @20ondatownpodcast - Ando (@ando_hd) from (@tulsalines) - Jarry Manna (@jarrymanna) from (@indypotmedia) Thanks again for listening! 2021 was a hell of a year and 2022 is gonna be even better. So tonite say a toast and jam some Oklahoma music. 
In the words of Kendrick Lamar “2021 I ain’t taking no prisoners”. This was one of the craziest years just following a hell of a 2020. Les-be-honest! But one good thing that did come out of 2021 was some dope ass music which included Fire In Little Africa, a newcomer by the name of OTS J Huncho, and some old veterans still holding down for the city. So when I got the call about doing a 2021 Rap-Up. I had to jump at the opportunity. On the OK.One network with host Buddy Rodriguez and guests Jarry Manna from IndyPot, Meezo Mitchell from 20ondatown Podcast, and of course Tulsa Lines. Listen up and see just how dope 2021 was for Oklahoma music.
Host: Buddy Rodriguez (@buddy_rodriguez_). Now on Tulsa Lines Podcast streaming on Spotify and Apple Music and other podcast streaming platforms.
Guests: - Meezo Mitchell (@meezomitchell) from @20ondatownpodcast - Ando (@ando_hd) from (@tulsalines) - Jarry Manna (@jarrymanna) from (@indypotmedia) Thanks again for listening! 2021 was a hell of a year and 2022 is gonna be even better. So tonite say a toast and jam some Oklahoma music. 
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It’s not always the main dish that makes a meal slap. Especially if you got your favorite sides hot off the stove. Some side dishes are so good that even when they’ve been sitting for a while they still slap. That’s exactly what happened when listening to “Mac’N With Mess & Mike”. A tape that to no one’s surprise is good even when you let it marinate. |
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