t’s been awhile since I’ve laid the digital pen to this blogging tip. That’s a good thing, it means that I’ve been working. Working on content, working on art, working on life, working on myself. What I choose to create sonically for the audience that I have been blessed with having is dear to me and I hold that relationship in the highest regards.

I have created a new home with the help of Cherry Co. Music for my art to be launched from.

We created www.NoahCaine.com

See you soon, swag.

Steady!

- Noah

HipHopFiend is proud to present the first ever solo track from Noah Caine (formerly known as Hi-Jynx) entitled, “I Used To,” produced by J. Face. This is also the first ever HipHopFiend Premiere, and will appear on the mixtape that we are trying to put together (hopefully it will see a release sometime in the next 6 months!)… Enjoy!

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I heard someone say, “Change doesn’t come often, but it comes soon enough.”

I believe in change, who doesn’t, but what if that change affected us personally? What if that change affected the way that my listeners and I interacted, the way I conduct my interviews, the way that everyone consumed my work? Would it be a change for the better? Of course it would.

I changed my name.

Not the person who I am, but where I want to be with my listeners. A more personal approach to putting out material. A more mature artist is what most hope to develop over time. I believe that an artist who builds a better way for themselves to reach out to the world that they create for, wins.

Change is good.

“Your Love: Smells Like Money” is the upcoming project I mentioned in
my previous blog. I always wanted to capture raw emotion on a record.
Raw emotion in the sense that you (the Listener) would get a glimpse
into the mental workings of a person or people, or even yourself, as
an event is occurring. What we did with this effort is vividly capture
a group of different raw emotions and took a musical polaroid, if you
will, of them and presented it in collective audio form. What the
featured producers and I wanted to create was an audio photo album of
moments that we’ve all been through. The aim for this project was to
be very vivid as well as creating the idea that listeners can get a
glimpse of everyone’s “inside voice”. All with the undertone of Love
which, by any means, is enjoyment in its purest essence of anything
that you do.

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A lot of people ask me what defines a great artist and I always tell them that its the ability to evolve and adapt. In the world of hip-hop you should always be ready for a change of pace and I feel that all my life has been leading up to delivering a successful one two knockout punch aimed at the head of this game. [Read More..]