BruceBan$hee unleashes raw chaos with WhiteBoyWa$ted, a DIY anthem fusing punk grit and rap swagger. From basement jams to bold artwork, he embraces imperfection, freedom, and unfiltered energy—no apologies given.
1.
WhiteBoyWa$ted feels like a chaotic anthem of freedom—what personal experiences
inspired this track?
Just trying stuff out in a friend's basement.It turned into one wild jam session—chaotic, messy, and unforgettable. I wanted to bottle that freedom into music for something that people could scream to.
2. You handled everything yourself, from songwriting to artwork. What were
the biggest challenges of being fully independent?
Wearing every hat at once—artist, producer, engineer, designer. No safety net, but no compromises either.
3. The track blends punk energy with rap swagger. How do you approach
balancing those two styles without losing rawness?
I don’t blend them—They coexist. Punk lifts my spirit, and so does Rap. The rawness stays in the crash.
4. You’ve cited Ozzy Osbourne, Nirvana, and Mac Miller as influences—how do
these artists shape your sound and attitude?
Ozzy for chaos, Nirvana for grit, Mac for versatility. They taught me to be unfiltered, even if it’s messy.
5. What does “no-apologies philosophy” mean to you personally, both in life and
in music?
Owning the flaws, mistakes, and chaos. No sanding off the rough edges—that’s where the truth is.
6. Your home studio played a huge role in this release. How did recording in
isolation impact the final result?
It felt like a primal diary entry—3 a.m. sessions, raw takes, no outside voices. Heavy vulnerability, in real time.
7. Many artists rely on collaborators for mixing and mastering, but you chose
to keep it in-house. Why was that important to you?
I didn’t want the grit or raw energy polished out. The imperfections are what make it real. The juices etc.
8. The cover art is bold and striking—can you share the story behind its
design?
Taken at a Retired Hells Angel location in Baltimore. I designed it myself to match the sound—loud, messy, aggressive, but intentional. As you can see, it’s ironically chaotic.
9. What kind of reaction did you hope to spark in listeners with
WhiteBoyWa$ted?
Total
Release. Whether it’s moshing, yelling, or blasting it in your car—I want
people to feel unfiltered.
10. Your live shows are described as chaotic and high-energy. How does
performing this track live differ from the studio version?
In the studio, it’s just me venting out my chaos. On stage, it becomes *everyone’s* chaos.
11. If you could collaborate with any artist—dead or alive—who would it be and
why?
Kurt
Cobain/Jimi Hendrix/John Bonham/Nina Simone.
12. Looking ahead, what can fans expect next from BruceBan$hee in terms of new
music or creative direction?
More diving
in deep, more moshpits—darker, psychedelic sounds with the same punk-rap
energy. Made for everyone.
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