Ed Weathers was born in Washington D.C.

Raised in South West Atlanta, Ga. His two main passions of life..

Were fashion and music, Ed went to Parsons School of Design..

In New York City, where he realized that music was his main focus.

Ed's style is very cutting edge and original.

His music is extremely lyrical and very beat based.

Ed's goal is to change the world through his music.

Tell our readers, where your from.. Born in Washington D.C. Raised in South West Atlanta.

Where did your name originate from? It's my actual name, so I decided to keep my actual name as my stage name. Ed Weathers, it's me.

What is a typical day like for you? Wake up in the morning and listen to the beat of the day and i write as much as I can before I even start my day.

Other then music what do you do to make that paper? I get it how I get it.

When did you first become introduced to hip-hop? When I fist moved to Atlanta in pre-school. My cousin introduced it to me with my mom on the way home from school. He showed me Tupac.

Coming up who were your influences in music? Outkast, Thelonious Monk, Frank Sinatra, A Tribe Called Quest, Tupac Shakur and MC Breed.

What artists/people in your life intrigued you to get into the business? Honestly, I never thought this could be a real profession until two people showed me that I could really do this. Those two people were Khalil Sherieff and my old manager, Christine Collins.

How would you describe your style? My style is definitely organic. It's a blend of the classic rock scene with the new cutting edge dub step scene with a rap twist to make it all blend together.

What artists are you currently working with? I am currently working with Khalil.

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Exclusive Media
(Link) Party  
(Link) Dreams  
(Link) Party Girl
(Link) 2000 Bars  
(Link) Going Hard   
(Link) The Streets  
(Link) Souls For Sale
(Link) Manhattan's Dream 

Who would you enjoy to work with?

Bassnectar.

Tell us about your current projects? Just released my debut mix tape, The Darkness. I'm now working on The Darkness Pt. 2, my single and seven other mix tapes.

What one reason would your fans say separates you from the norm? My lyrics. 

What shows do you currently have lined up for fall? A lot of college shows.

What would you say makes you different than the average recording artist... My choice of beats, style of lyrics and my overall goal of trying to change the world.

What's currently in your Mp3 Player? Tupac, Drake, The Weekend and Big Sean.

What’s your formula, how do you come up with the concepts for your material? My formula is to live life to the fullest.

Where do you see yourself in the industry in the next 5 years? In the next 5 years I see myself having over one million records sold. A household name.

Where do you see the industry in 5 to 10 years? In complete chaos. I see a musical revolution coming.

If you had to choose one track that will have HipHop.Org readers hooked, which track would it be? It's a tie between The Streets and Souls For Sale.

Do you have any final words, shoutouts, etc for our community..? Fast Life Society.

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