Blitz-I hits back with ‘Girl Like That’
After the phenomenal response from the debut single ‘Oh Meri Nina’.
2013 looks to be a huge year for Blitz-i, with the much-anticipated release of the debut album, ‘Breakout’.
His first single 'Oh Meri Nina’ brought huge interest not only nationally but also internationally, with the single reaching 8 on the iTunes world charts.
It was quite a shock to him and the team that the single had done well especially since it was his first release, it looked like the hard work and dedication paid off. Blitz-i was greatly humbled by what he had achieved in such a short amount of time. This work ethic has seen Blitz-i and his assembled team set up the label ‘Superkick Records’. Enabling him to create a firm foundation upon which to build from. This foundation has allowed Blitz-i to continue perfecting the sound of the album ‘Breakout’. Before the album is released he put his skills back into test with a new single called ‘Girl Like That,’ which features a new talented artist known as Kami Kane. The single is available to download from iTunes.
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"Firstly I’d like to thank everyone who supported me with the last single, especially my fans who have been instrumental in my achievements to date, I’d also like to thank all the media outlets, radio stations, TV stations, the team at ‘Superkick Records’ and everybody else that has supported me. Hopefully you guys will show the same love once again and I’ll continue bringing what I have to the scene. I thank you all gratefully and lets do this again."
Bilitz-i
Blitz-i The journey ...
Blitz-i’s passion for music started at a very young age. During College listening to music that normal teens became accustomed too influenced him, however unlike normal college students his interest grew towards how the music comes together. Rapping and singing to songs by some of the greatest artists of that time his skills grew from a passion of listening to others into writing his own. After filling his college textbook with lyrics of his own he began searching of ways to turn this work into a body of work. At a time where social networks and digital consumption platforms weren’t as popular this process proved to be challenging. He spent 2 years looking for someone that could help get these tracks into a studio until it came to the point where his patience ran out. These aspirations seemed to be unreachable but giving up was not an option. This is when Blitz-i made a decision that enabled him to expand as an artist.
In order for him to create his music he realised that investment was needed, this lead him to sell his only prized possession, which was his car. Upon selling his car he bought a piece of music software that he
thought would help him take the next step. Blitz-i’s dedication for creating music becomes apparent here, despite not having a clue on how to use this piece of software he showed no signs of giving up. He sat in his bedroom for the next 3 years learning how to use each element, without a teacher or any help. The Internet wasn’t as powerful of a tool as it is today so books were the only option. Reading and figuring out how each piece is put together to make what is called a song wasn’t easy but being brought up knowing that sacrifices have to be made in order to achieve a goal gave him motivation. After producing 40 odd songs in the bedroom he moved onto investing into a studio, which was located in a kitchen of an industrial unit. He produced a few songs but still didn’t think it was the right time as quality was an important factor. He continued the learning process and managed to set up another studio which was now located in the basement of a grocery store. Experimenting with his style he went onto vocally training himself. By this time the evolution of digital content and social media platforms such as MySpace and YouTube were becoming great tools. Gradually he began to believe his sound was coming together along with his vocals. Blitz-i moved onto setting another studio with a business partner and this is where he planned his biggest move yet, which is the upcoming album ‘Breakout’.
After releasing his first single in 2012 the response and interest grew from both the industry and fans alike. Knowing that fans play an important role for any artist his aim was to grow that base. His first single Oh Meri Nina’ played a huge role in achieving this objective. Introducing his original style in ‘Oh Meri Nina’ without knowing what people would think was a huge chance that he took. Blitz-i set up his own label and put together a dedicated team to take his first single to the masses. This was a great achievement for Blitz-i and his team but this is just the beginning. Signing other artists under the label that have the same dreams and desires that he once had, Blitz-i aims to grow his team because he believes that teamwork is what makes the dream work. He has promised himself not to forget the struggles he has endured on his journey and for that he will always want to support others to achieve their dreams.
Blitz-i hits back with the new single ‘Girl Like That’ featuring another young artist who is making his debut, known as Kami Kane. The single is an upbeat dance song which mixes east and west in a whole different way. A unique style with Punjabi and English vocals, it’s something he believes has not been done before. He has shot the video to this song, which is available to download on iTunes.
"I can’t stress how important fans are to supporting not only me but all artists by buying the music, I hope you guys will support my new single and buy legally from iTunes so we can bring you more. Keep following as we’re working on big projects coming soon. Love to all" Blitz-i
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