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Exclusive Interview with N2K

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SXSW Pop: How do you handle criticism of your music, both from fans and critics?

N2K: Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Sometimes I appreciate constructive criticism because it allows me to consider ideas I would not have considered.
 
SXSW Pop: If you could collaborate with any artist, dead or alive, who would it be and why?

N2K: 
Quincy Jones. I admire his body of work.
 
SXSW Pop: What was the most memorable or meaningful experience you've had so far?

N2K: 
Having people tell me they really enjoy my music and message.
 
SXSW Pop: How do you manage the business side of being a group while staying creative?

N2K: 
Recognize that the business side is necessary for the music business.
 
SXSW Pop: What’s the next big goal for you?

N2K: 
Releasing my next single Beautiful Black Sister.
 
SXSW Pop: How do you stay connected as a group during the busy times when you're not all in the same room?

N2K: 
We talk regularly to make sure we are on the same page.
 
SXSW Pop: What does success look like for you?

N2K: 
Being recognized for doing meaningful music.
 
SXSW Pop: What’s one thing you wish people knew about your group that they might not realize?

N2K: 
That we genuinely enjoy making great music to bring people happiness.
 
SXSW Pop: What role does storytelling play in your music?

N2K: 
It allows the listener to get invested emotionally in the music.
 
SXSW Pop: What’s one piece of advice you’d give to other emerging artists trying to make their mark in the industry?

N2K: 
Life is a gift. Bring joy while you're here.
 

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