Eight years into his rap career, Trinidadjamesgg is taking control of the story. He talked to us about JamesWooWoo, taking business into his own hands, and his soon-to-be-released new project 🔥🔥🔥
,” aiming to be every bit as disruptive to the cultural direction as “All Gold Everything” was in 2012. Its sharp barks and staccato lyricism make it sound incomplete but authentic and genuine as if he’s freestyling each word as he goes on. It’s not spit out of a melody machine. And that’s precisely why it works.
It’s easy to hear the influence of Brown on “Jame$ Woo Woo,” but James didn’t just pick the legendary soul entertainer to emulate for his sound. “The more and more that I continue to work and stay in the industry, I’ve learned that I was cheating myself because I was labeling myself as just a rapper,” he says. “I realized that the people that I loved most in music are true entertainers, and Brown is one of those that I resonate so well with because he wasn’t the most classically trained guy.
James does his very best Brown impersonation in the song’s wild video that features him in soulful cosplay, leading a couple of tap-dancing ladies in an intricate routine. “We came up with that routine and choreography in a little bit over a day and a half,” he says. “We started on the idea last year with two other women as the tap dancers but schedules got conflicted.
As James prepares to release his long-awaited project, he’s all about making sure that this new chapter of his career is much better, and separated, from his last. He’s currently one of the hosts of Sole Collector’s
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