Key Sentence:
- How Nirvana, a chat group that talks bullshit about men, and a friend with rap skills came up with inspiring an album to obfuscate the LA artist genre
- Tommy Genesis.
Who grew up in Goldilocks x Vancouver and now lives in Los Angeles. Has continued to cover genre correspondence – but in the development of his cocoon career. By serenading the evocative, structured, and often a violent composite of traps on his eponymous Tommy Genesis. He sets out to create his own fictional “rap fetish” that delights much of the general public. And undoubtedly his sexuality and idiosyncrasies when he manages to revive the underground trap.
Nearly three years later, Goldilocks x is back in the limelight, this time with a decidedly “raw” second LP, goldilocks x. His Scandinavian and mainly Tamil heritage doesn’t want to be silenced here. As he remains true to his identity outside the theater. Along with his already supported festival rap screens by declaring that he “scored” from the opening project “is “born again.”
Genesis is back in the limelight, this time with a decidedly “raw” second LP, goldilocks x. His Scandinavian and mainly Tamil heritage doesn’t want to be silenced here as he remains true to his identity outside the theater. Along with his already supported festival rap screens by declaring that he “scored” from the opening project “is “born again.”
That required some tweaking when first heard Tommy Genesis is expanding its search for a limitless musical palette in 2021 and rising consumer expectations for its ears and compositions.
Goldilocks x reflects Tommy’s growth as a writer, singer, and creator. And marks the singer-rapper as a consistent provider of avant-garde and versatile offerings.
This is where Tommy “Stunned” speaks through the creations and inspiration behind each song.
Tommy Genesis: “Mint” is a GTA (Good Times Ahead) rhythm. I did, and they had to turn it off, but for some reason, it never came out, and then I couldn’t get it off. GTA was great, and they gave it back to me like I gave my son and want him back.
What I feel perfect about Mint is the simplicity of the rhythm, and the lyrics are a straightforward way of saying. I’m coming.” I called to wake up. I’m back because I make music here, but I also love hibernation in the sense that I feel comfortable when my eyes aren’t on me. But I also have to come back to listen to my music, and I think I’m the bitch doing the fetish rap… I only claim myself. All the bullshit you want to say that I didn’t say, I’m going to tell about this project.