A Spotlight Into The Musical Career Of LA Based Artist Scilence
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Oct 20, 2022Scilence is a DMV native songwriter, recording artist, audio engineer, and producer. The now LA based rapper/singer gained massive popularity with her most streamed song to date, "Crush" featuring Bizarre, from Eminem's rap group D12.
The "Crush" artist came onto the scene with her 2021 album "The Red Cup Demo". Along with the nine-song project, Scilence created five music videos for the album, only three in which were released to the public.
Scilence wrote her freshman album as well as executive produced it. The project was recorded at Black Wav Studio and inside her downtown San Diego apartment.
The hip hop/electronic synth pop artist gets her musical inspiration from several different artist's that inspire her. In an interview Scilence did with Flaunt Magazine, she said “I look up to new school artists such as Future and Young Thug, and I aspire to reach the same musical realms as ASAP Rocky. I take vocal inspiration from Jonathan Davis because his vocal delivery just can’t be put into one box, while as an audio engineer Rick Rubin is my favorite mixing engineer.”
Scilence got her start as a recording engineer interning at Black Wav Studio in 2021. After 6 months of training she became an engineer there and eventually started attending Studio West for their more in depth and intense audio engineering program. The Studio West Alumni released her sophomore album on January 1, 2022 titled "The Solo Cup E.P". Scilence single handedly wrote, mixed, and mastered this five-song extended play project.
Scilence is in the works of her next project titled "Scilence Unplugged (The Live LP)". It feature's a Tiny Desk NPR audition tape song titled "Hollyweird DMT". The project is set for release on January 1, 2023.
The "Crush" artist came onto the scene with her 2021 album "The Red Cup Demo". Along with the nine-song project, Scilence created five music videos for the album, only three in which were released to the public.
Scilence wrote her freshman album as well as executive produced it. The project was recorded at Black Wav Studio and inside her downtown San Diego apartment.
The hip hop/electronic synth pop artist gets her musical inspiration from several different artist's that inspire her. In an interview Scilence did with Flaunt Magazine, she said “I look up to new school artists such as Future and Young Thug, and I aspire to reach the same musical realms as ASAP Rocky. I take vocal inspiration from Jonathan Davis because his vocal delivery just can’t be put into one box, while as an audio engineer Rick Rubin is my favorite mixing engineer.”
Scilence got her start as a recording engineer interning at Black Wav Studio in 2021. After 6 months of training she became an engineer there and eventually started attending Studio West for their more in depth and intense audio engineering program. The Studio West Alumni released her sophomore album on January 1, 2022 titled "The Solo Cup E.P". Scilence single handedly wrote, mixed, and mastered this five-song extended play project.
Scilence is in the works of her next project titled "Scilence Unplugged (The Live LP)". It feature's a Tiny Desk NPR audition tape song titled "Hollyweird DMT". The project is set for release on January 1, 2023.