Patrick Jesse : Pop RnB Singer from Florida

For those who don't know yet, let the people know who you are and what you rep.
I'm Patrick Jesse from Miami and i'm the voice of Pop/RandB for the 305 and hopefully the world. I currently reside in Lauderhill FL but i do all my recordings at Force One Studio in Miami Carol City. I represent good music, the love that we have lost for certain music i am going to bring that back.

How did you get your name?
When I was born my dad wanted me to be named Jesse James but my mom didn't agree so they compromised and came up with Patrick Jesse.

What's your ethnicity?
I am part italian, German, French, Irish, English, Swedish, Cherokee Indian, Creak Indian and African.

How would you describe your style?
My style is a dance pop mixed with soulful RnB. I love to make the music the clubs like to play but i love the slow ballads that you can relax with your better half and listen to.

Give us a brief description of your song writing and recording process.
I have to feel the record before i can even write to it. I try to put life experience in to the music and make it relatable to every body. Usually i might just have a song or verse in mind and call up J-Trackz for a beat and we match words to sound and make a hot record.

Which local artists/producers from the crib would you like to work with?
Well the number one producer i've been working with is J-Trackz also a part of WMNC Inc and Badeyez R&B singer of B.P.D they have been doing some hot production for M.U.R.K. a local rap artist from Carol City. I also work with producer Focuzd on my self titled album as well.

If someone wanted to get at you for a feature how should they go about it?
Well i have been getting all kinds of offers from features, plays and movies but to get anything to me and get it done correct i tell every body to contact my management @ www.wetmoneynewcashinc.com or call L. Johnson at 786-838-1592

What do you think about beef, disses, or battle tracks in the Rap game?
Beef made hip hop and battle tracks are made for friendly competition so at the end of the day it is just music. When it becomes violent thats a whole different thing but we cant call it hip hop at that point.

What do you think of Florida's current Hip Hop scene?
The hip hop scene has been very interesting to say the least, you have the new schoolers bringing the fun back and you have the cookie cutter gangster rappers as well. All in all this is what hip hop is all about so in time we'll get back to the music and away from the "bs".

Any last words or shout-outs before you go?
I LIKE TO THANK GOD...I'd like every one to check out my self titled album coming soon, my management company WMNC inc, Producer J-Trackz, Ray from Force One studio, Badeyez, Badeyez production, DJ EPPS, 305HIPHOP.COM, DREAM BIG HUSTLE HARD, Producer Focuzd @ oowi studios and thanks Fillup Banks and fans.