Interview

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Mullage catapulted onto the national music scene with the smash hit “Trick’n” earlier this year. A summertime anthem, particularly in the South, the duo has since been trying to catch up to the record. Dropping mixtapes and putting on some serious miles they are making sure people know the men behind the record and not just the tune itself.

Fight From Above is like a group of guys you’ve known forever that just happen to make great music. On a phone interview that would have been better suited across a table topped with beer bottles, I had a chance to talk with the band, one of many on the L.A scene and arguably one of the most deserving indie rock bands currently looking to expand their reach.

The streets of New York City have always been some of the toughest streets in the nation, and the world. It takes a strong person to see outside of the box of the norm to see there are better and bigger things on the horizon. That’s exactly what Sha Stimuli did. Sha Stimuli (real name Sherrod Kaalis) is a product of the streets of Brooklyn, NY, but he’s not a thug or a street hustler as most would assume. You could call him somewhat of an intellectual in his own right.