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Josh Hunter has released his first studio album and is excited to tour following its release. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the feeling of having his own album out, enjoying the creative process, and being nervous but ecstatic to perform for fans at his upcoming shows. He also comments on how his life has changed in the past two years with increased recognition and financial freedom, and clarifies remarks he made about some mainstream music lacking passion and just chasing profits.
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape. He is currently working on a new mixtape featuring several well-known artists. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his career beginning at age 9, gaining popularity through internet videos, and being signed to a major record label after recording a demo CD.
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape. He is currently working on a new mixtape featuring several well-known artists. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his inspiration from artists in the 1990s, getting signed after a producer was impressed by his online videos, experiences working overseas, and future plans which include education and focusing on his music career.
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and exploded onto the music scene in 2007. He has since sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape "The First Chapter" and is currently working on a new mixtape featuring collaborations with well-known artists like Blade, Slice, and Bouncer. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his journey from "rags to riches".
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and exploded onto the music scene in 2007. He has since sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape "The First Chapter" and is currently working on a new mixtape featuring collaborations with well-known artists like Blade, Slice, and Bouncer. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his journey from "rags to riches".
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and exploded onto the music scene in 2007. He has since sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape "The First Chapter" and is currently working on a new mixtape featuring collaborations with well-known artists like Blade, Slice, and Bouncer. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his journey from "rags to riches".
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and exploded onto the music scene in 2007. He has since sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape "The First Chapter" and is currently working on a new mixtape featuring collaborations with well-known artists like Blade, Slice, and Bouncer. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his journey from "rags to riches".
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Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape. He is currently working on a new mixtape featuring several well-known artists. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his career beginning at age 9, gaining popularity through internet videos, and being signed to a major record label after recording a demo CD.
Main Article
Grinder is an up-and-coming 18-year-old artist from North London who has performed over 200 shows across Europe and exploded onto the music scene in 2007. He has since sold over 5 million copies of his debut mixtape "The First Chapter" and is currently working on a new mixtape featuring collaborations with well-known artists like Blade, Slice, and Bouncer. The interview provides insight into Grinder's story of establishing himself as one of the most successful hip-hop artists through his journey from "rags to riches".
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