We have featured his work, recently reviewed his “Savage” EP and now it’s time to personally introduce you to the Hip Hop enthusiast that goes by the name, Daley. Some of you may have recently known him as Tazz or even Dalai of the “High Tunez Gang” and “KMT“, but he is the one same original Montego Bay native now making a name for himself in South Florida. Now on the verge of releasing a followup to his 2016 project, let’s kick things into a higher gear with our first Interview with an Artist living completely outside the Jamaican space!

Words by @SwadeDaVillain x @Sef_Jo

13thStreetPromotions: For starters, tell us a little about yourself. A grand introduction is always necessary to get our viewers super-hyped.

13thSP: You’ve been on the music scene for quite a while as you’ve started out with a group called the “High Tunez Gang”, is that correct? Tell us a bit more about how you got your start on the scene.

13thSP: We know that you started out in Montego Bay and is now based in the South Florida area. Many wouldn’t expect Hip Hop acts from Mobay so describe the scene there as compared to Kingston and even the US.

13thSP: We’ve noticed that you have a great love for music from the likes of Kid Cudi and Wale, do you have any other major musical influences? Who do you listen to that may surprise your followers?

13thSP: You co-host and perform at an Open Mic series in So Flo (South Florida), how’s the reception so far? Any plans for expansion yet?

13thSP: Last year, you gave us a solo project entitled “Savage”. How has the feedback been for it so far?

13thSP: You’re also working on a follow-up to “Savage” entitled “Frustrated Dreamer”. What is the concept behind that? When will the public get a chance to hear it?

13thSP: We’re planning to premiere a new track called “Appreciation“, tell us a little about it and how important is it to develop on your gift(s).

13thSP: For those who are relatively new to the “Daley Experience”, how can they reach you and hear your compilation of released music?

13thSP: Any last words in closing?