Young Kong

Capitalizing on the work, Young Kong has done in the early 2010’s he has been hard at work looking for his sound and determining what artist he wants to be working through his speech disability and funding the right way to use that in his music to capitalize making hit songs. He started by creating music (which people have come to expect of him.) Kong looks to solidify his fanbase as well as heighten awareness of who he is artistically was well a personality. An artist indeed, Kong’s recent recordings convey his progress and maturation. Principles of his and everyone associated with his music and brand. What started as a hobby took the form of an ambition, something he found himself enamored with and wanting to be a part of. Since then, he attended an artist development workshop conference in 2012 and had the opportunity to perform for AJ Ahmed, former A&R from Violator Management. This was an exclusive Lisa Davis workshop event in NYC and I used the exposure to develop my stage performance skills. I also gained valuable feedback from industry tastemakers regarding improving my craft and taking my artistry to the next level. With his advice, young Kong went on to sign his first deal with melton records LIC in 2014. During his time there he met Jay and Presha who soon became his 2 right hands towards his music till young kong faced label problems causing him to take a while to release his projects witch in 2018 his demands were finally finalized and was able to go back to doing his project that way he wanted with member still left from his team. He started to work on End of an Era with the rough copies he had until covid 19 hit where due to the impact of the pandemic caused him just to be able to finish Ain’t Right. Also, during the pandemic, Young Kong would go to George brown college to learn marketing as a postgraduate in 2020 which would give him some knowledge to help market his future projects. During the pandemic, he would use what means to push it by utilizing ads, dj spins/radio promotion from fleet DJs, and targeting marketing. This boost had him doing radio and even a paid interview about it ain’t right on Fenix360 on why he made the song and what it takes to be an artist looking to get into the game.
Thus, after this young Kong is looking for help to move what he has now and what he has done in the industry to finish the set project he aims to complete.