My brother and I have been making music together since the early 2000s. The music that I grew up on and know is dead.

There is so much new music going up daily that there is no way to make a wave in the water. I have put out multiple songs every day to see if it would work.

The music game was dirty, and now it’s worse; it’s a complete mystery.
No one knows how much your music gets streamed anymore.

Even significant artists have to constantly be on the internet in some way to keep whatever perceived buzz we think they have. And judging by what some artists have done to keep the spotlight, it’s not what we think it is.

Bots replaced Payola. If you are still getting familiar with the concept, I am unsure how. But hackers use bots to simulate plays and saves.

I won’t lie; I tried to see if it would work. Of course, it did for those who are wondering. Why? Because there is money in it. On both sides of the fence.

The world has changed; somehow, everyone is a rapper to me now. They were selling some merch, promoting their next mixtape, and encouraging me to hit the like on their thoughts or pictures.
In some way, have we all become what the elite planned? Slaves to The Machine?

Thank you for your time. Here is my Brand Content. Feel free to check it out or not; either way, I still thank you for the support.
My name is Kinfolk Wellin, and I make music.

Here is my latest Single:

“If It Don’t Hip-Hop”.


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