NOBIGDYL - TWENTY EIGHTEEN (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
BalconyTV Nashville
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Production// The Record Shop
Location// Hall Booth Smith
Gear// Antelope Audio
Microphones By// Røde
http://rode.com
NOBIGDYL performs the song "TWENTY EIGHTEEN" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY ALYSSA JACEY
A Christian rapper with a distinctive flow that's laid-back but committed, Nobigdyl got his big break when his boss fired him for being better at his sideline than his main gig. Nobigdyl was born Dylan Phillips on November 23, 1991 in Hayward, California (not far from Oakland in the San Francisco Bay Area). His family relocated to Bell Buckle, Tennessee when he was nine years old. At ten years of age, Phillips showed he was a natural performer, becoming deeply involved in school theater and dabbling in professional stage work. As Phillips delved deeper into hip-hop in his teens, his interest expanded from performing to studio production, and he studied audio and production at Middle Tennessee State University before switching majors to focus on the business side of music. Phillips was managing a hip-hop artist who was a fellow MTSU student when Christian rap star Derek Minor spoke on campus; Phillips was hoping to pitch his artist to Minor, but instead Minor became a mentor to Phillips, urging him to take his music and faith more seriously. In his junior year, Phillips landed an internship with Reflection Music Group; he moved up to a job as merchandise manager with RMG, and later Phillips became road manager for Derek Minor. At the same time, Phillips was writing and recording music in his spare time, with an eye toward putting some of his material on the market. Minor, impressed with Phillips' tracks as Nobigdyl, began talking up his work on social media, until Minor finally told Phillips he needed to focus on his music rather than road-managing him -- and fired him to give him the push he believed he needed.
http://www.nobigdyl.com
Credits//
SOUND ENGINEER: JOHN CONSTABLE
HOST: ALYSSA JACEY
VIDEOGRAPHER: ZWIMAGING
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Sponsored By//
Production// The Record Shop
Location// Hall Booth Smith
Gear// Antelope Audio
Microphones By// Røde
http://rode.com
NOBIGDYL performs the song "TWENTY EIGHTEEN" for BalconyTV.
Subscribe to us right now at http://bit.ly/15yj4oc
'Like' us on Facebook - http://Facebook.com/balconytv
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PRESENTED BY ALYSSA JACEY
A Christian rapper with a distinctive flow that's laid-back but committed, Nobigdyl got his big break when his boss fired him for being better at his sideline than his main gig. Nobigdyl was born Dylan Phillips on November 23, 1991 in Hayward, California (not far from Oakland in the San Francisco Bay Area). His family relocated to Bell Buckle, Tennessee when he was nine years old. At ten years of age, Phillips showed he was a natural performer, becoming deeply involved in school theater and dabbling in professional stage work. As Phillips delved deeper into hip-hop in his teens, his interest expanded from performing to studio production, and he studied audio and production at Middle Tennessee State University before switching majors to focus on the business side of music. Phillips was managing a hip-hop artist who was a fellow MTSU student when Christian rap star Derek Minor spoke on campus; Phillips was hoping to pitch his artist to Minor, but instead Minor became a mentor to Phillips, urging him to take his music and faith more seriously. In his junior year, Phillips landed an internship with Reflection Music Group; he moved up to a job as merchandise manager with RMG, and later Phillips became road manager for Derek Minor. At the same time, Phillips was writing and recording music in his spare time, with an eye toward putting some of his material on the market. Minor, impressed with Phillips' tracks as Nobigdyl, began talking up his work on social media, until Minor finally told Phillips he needed to focus on his music rather than road-managing him -- and fired him to give him the push he believed he needed.
http://www.nobigdyl.com
Credits//
SOUND ENGINEER: JOHN CONSTABLE
HOST: ALYSSA JACEY
VIDEOGRAPHER: ZWIMAGING
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