The Gore Boyz – Spend a Bag

By starrymag | January 13, 2021

By: Madison Ruby

 

 

Q) How would you describe your sound?

Herman: Our sound is kind of like a pop and R&B group – almost like the Jackson Five, but our sound will forever be timeless.

 

Q) What artists inspire your music?

Herman: The artist inspires my music is the Jackson Five, Chris Brown, Boyz II Men and Day 26.

 

Q) What was the writing process like for “Spend A Bag?

Herman: The writing process for song was very interesting because they would ask us questions about what we like and then they would write the song based on what is trending and what we like currently.

 

Q) What do you want the song to mean to your fans?

Sean Michael: With our song we want to bring people joy and cheer. If you’re having a bad day just listen to “Spend a Bag.”

 

Q) What inspired the music video for “Spend A Bag?” 

Sean Michael: The inspiration for a spin the bag is now that we are taking girls on dates, we end up spending some cash on ‘em. 😁

 

Q) What can you tell us about an album or E.P. in the future – and will it include the song?

Sean Michael: We have three songs right now in production. One is a sample from the Ying Yang Twins “Whisper.” So, you could maybe see an album sooner or later.

 

Q) What artists would you love to collaborate with?

Sean Michael: An artist we’d love to work with would be DaBaby because we both from Charlotte, North Carolina. We’re hometown dudes and It would just be cool.

 

Q) Since you grew up together, what encouraged you guys to start making music together?

Edwin: Our bond as brothers and our love for music drew us together. Then, we soon started making music as well as our brother Herman wanted to do his school talent show. This inspired us and our dad to put together a group.

 

Q) What music have you guys currently been listening to?

Edwin: The type of music I listen to currently is rap, pop and hip hop because I love how I can feel the beat. I love DaBaby, Drake, Usher, Day 26 and Justin Bieber just to name a few.

 

Q) What advice would you give to other young artists entering the music business?

Edwin: Some advice I would give to others trying to make it big in the music industry is to use social media as a platform to elevate their music to as many people as possible and to never stop trying.

 

Q) What would you like to say to everyone who are fans and supporters of you and your music?

Edwin: I would like my fans and supporters to know that I am so grateful for them taking their time to listen to my music.