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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: "PRODUCER 20" AKA "IGOT20ONMYBEAT" Talks Upcoming Projects, Producing For DaBaby & Much More With Standish...

Standish913.com has been blessed to do an exclusive interview with...

"PRODUCER 20"!

"20 personalized exclusive questions for 20! Call it 20 for 20 w/ Standish913!" - Standish


Let's get into some exclusive questions...


STANDISH: Encore named you top 2% in producers, I know you work hard, how's it feel knowing things are all coming together?

20: It's dope to know that all my efforts and years that it took to get here is surely getting here & finally being noticed and seen that I really been out here working! Top 2% is dope, it's a nice lil flex lol.


STANDISH: You produced "Walker Texas Ranger", "XXL", and more for DaBaby, how'd you land these & did you know they'd take off the way they have?

20: How did I land those placements? I was working with DaBaby when he was Baby Jesus and technically we are located in the Carolina area and state Charlotte, NC. I was working out of audiobox studios where he came to record some of his sessions; On top of the fact that I knew 1/2 of his manager Carter from South Coast Music Group years before I met him.

STANDISH: As you know, I interviewed Lil Man J a few months ago, tell us how you and J first met...

20: When I first met Lil Man J (which I call him LMJ) we didn't clique instantly, lol he was 17 at the time. But I met him at Maximus Studios in a session with engineer Khasciense and artist Chris Hendrix when they were doin' a song together called "Soul of Fire".


STANDISH: With that being said, Lil Man J's newest hit "Poppin Out" is produced by you, where'd you get the inspiration for this vibe?

20: Honestly, I made that with the expectation of giving that to a memphis artist, but instead I played it for J at the studio and he gravitated towards it instantly. Plus, LMJ hooks are very catchy so I seen no problem lettin' him jump on the record.


STANDISH: You produced "Pull Up" for Lil Keed, how'd you land this?

20: I landed the "Pull Up" record with Jetson Made it, it was our first time meeting each other and we made that beat right on the spot together. Further down the timeline he called me and told me we got one and the record brought Lil Uzi outta retirement. Shout out to Jetson Made It


STANDISH: What would you say makes Eliot Bhor so special to you for your projects?

20: The fact that he's humble and I instantly gravitate to his guitar skills. It has a hint of Spanish tones and still manages to capture emotion in its skill and is what I admire.


STANDISH: If you could work with one artist, who would it be?

20: Future, all because of the fact he is the first I seen start from the grind and take it completely to mainstream success. I've watched from 16 to now through my brother's tie with the dungeon family. 


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, 20 -

20: My mission was always to set out and prove a point that I could do it. Lil brother had to step in for big brother and make way for myself and show my kids that consistency and focus with sacrifices does reward you, and dad with not returning empty handed.


STANDISH: Out of all the projects you've done thus far, what's been your favorite?

20: "Blank Blank" with DaB.aby. it was no real pressure to be great just the vibe of 2 people working to be heard.


STANDISH: How old were you when you first realized you wanted to do what you do today?

20: 16 years old.


STANDISH: Where do you find your motivation to be great?

20: In knowing that I dont have a plan B.. this is my plan A,B,C and D.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

20: AiRBNBeats Retreats for producers to grow, not just with music but mentally and socially, with confidence and a foundation of like minded peers.

STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

20: On an Island with a beautiful model "preferably one that has been at least on Vogue". Sippin on strong drinks with a blew chew in my hand and playing with her my time in the sunshine lol.


STANDISH: Being in this crazy busy industry, what does 20 find a relaxing day as?

20: A day I can sit down pay attention to nature without a phone or expectations to go anywhere.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

20: Mentors are anyone with knowledge, wisdom, kind of people. i watch everywhere from the homeless to the rich, and take bits and pieces from what inspires me about that person or about how that knowledge can help me.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

20: Being at home, while at the peak of my career not being able to move outside


STANDISH: What advice would you give upcoming creatives like yourself?

20: Learn numbers, learn how to negotiate, learn true value, and learn to not to take things personal (unless IT WAS PERSONAL).


STANDISH: Where can fans find your beats?

20: By reaching to me personally, serious inquiries only.


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

20: Nope lol Just learn the laws of attraction.


STANDISH: What are your social links?

20: Igot20onmybeat on all plaforms except facebook that's Producer20

Instagram.com/IGOT20ONMYBEAT

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EXCLUSIVE VAULT COLLECTION: Jay And Silent Bob: REBOOT (Marilyn & Scott)...

 🆕 STANDISH913.COM EXCLUSIVE VAULT COLLECTION: Marilyn Ghigliotti Who Plays "Veronica" & Scott Schiaffo Who Plays "Chewlies Gum Guy" In "CLERKS", "CLERKS 3", "Jay & Silent Bob: REBOOT" & More Exclusive Interviews With Standish913.com Out NOW!

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: "Richard John Walters" Who Plays "The Miner" In 2009's "My Bloody Valentine 3D" Sits Down With Standish...

Standish913.com has been blessed to do an exclusive interview with...

"RICHARD JOHN WALTERS"

Richard John Walters is an American film and television actor, best known for playing Harry Warden in the 2009 horror film, My Bloody Valentine 3D.

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Let's get into some questions...


STANDISH: You played "Harry Warden" in 2009's "My Bloody Valentine", how did you land that role? How long did it take to film?


RICHARD: I went to LA from 2001 to 2006 and then when I came home to Pittsburgh I was called in for an audition with the director Patrick lussier. SAG calls this a local hire.

STANDISH: With that being said, what's it feel like to continue the MBV legacy?


RICHARD: It's awesome. It's an honor. People are still interested in it. Some people like the original better, other people like our "reimagining" better. Some people like them both.



STANDISH: You played "Paul" In 2023's "Valentine Bluffs", how'd you land this role?


RICHARD: They called me on the phone. And I told him I was interested, and it was a go. They were filming in New Jersey and were only an hour away when I was living in New Jersey.



STANDISH: You were an addition for "Frankenstein's Monster" in "Van Helsing", can you tell us more?


RICHARD: I was a stand-in for the Frankenstein on Van helsing. One of the scenes which took place in the carriage they had a mic on me and I got a credit for it. I'm actually not sure if I'm in that scene or not. They can do what they want in the editing room. Also, I was the CGI for Mr Hyde when he battles van helsing. I remember doing movement on a set with Hugh Jackman.



STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Richard -


RICHARD: A couple of years ago I moved to New Jersey and I wanted to get into comedy and performing music on my guitar. That move did not work out for me, and I'm back home in Pittsburgh now. I'm playing my guitar and would like to do some performing. I want to start doing some more acting. The Horricon circuit has picked up for me in the last couple years.



STANDISH: How does it feel to be such an inspiration in the Horror community?


RICHARD: It's great. I love to talk to people. Like I say, it's great that people remember the movie and are still watching it. It's great to be identified with "The Miner".



STANDISH: I see that you're an attorney, can you tell us more about this?


RICHARD: Officially, I'm retired. But, it was one I went to law school that I first became interested in acting. I was very shy about speaking up in class and participating and I vowed never to feel that powerless again. So when I was done with law school and became an attorney I began to do community theater and commercials.



STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?


RICHARD: I want to try to perform musically like sing country, really like John Prine. I'd like to start auditioning again to get some movie roles.



STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?


RICHARD: Playing guitar doing some acting, doing some Horrorcons, and taking it easy.



STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?


RICHARD: There's a local actor around here in Pittsburgh his name is Marty Giles, and there's an acting teacher, a method guy, he took lessons from Sandy Meisner, his name is Steven Black.



STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?


RICHARD: I was trying to transition to a new career, and a new residence, I moved out of state to new jersey. I think the timing was bad and it didn't work out. I was smoking a ton of marijuana and struggling with some mental health issues. I'm back to being straight and sober and just taking it one day at a time now.



STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?


RICHARD: IMDB has a list of my stuff. This is my demo reel:

https://youtu.be/E6dC8TiVzgs?si=pC9uhoqdNT2Ai9kv

at my YouTube channel @rjwesquire, you should be able to find my videos. 



STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?


RICHARD: Don't be afraid to contact me or friend me on facebook, I know it's old-fashioned but I'm an old dinosaur anyway @rjwesquire


Also today is the 16th anniversary of My Bloody Valentine 3D opening in theaters!



STANDISH: What are your social links?


RICHARD: @rjwesquire for Facebook YouTube and Instagram

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Marilyn Ghigliotti Who Plays "Veronica" In Kevin Smith's "CLERKS", "CLERKS 3", "Jay & Silent Bob: REBOOT" Sits Down With Standish...

Standish913.com has been blessed to do an exclusive interview with...
"MARILYN GHIGLIOTTI"!
Started acting in New Jersey, getting her start in the local 
community theater circuit, where she eventually auditioned for her first independent film titled Clerks, which became a cult classic in 1994. She decided to make the important move to Los Angeles in 1997 to further a career in film, where she continued to make connections and appeared in many other indie films of many genres. She also has many credits as a hair and makeup artist, as 
well as producer credits in the entertainment industry. Her most recent work is reprising her role as Veronica in Clerks 3 and has directed her first short film titled A Mother’s Love, which is making it’s rounds in film festivals, and has won Best Woman filmmaker at the 2023 Chandler Film 
Festival.
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STANDISH: You played "Veronica" in Kevin Smith's "Clerks" & "Clerks 3" films, how did you land these roles?

MARILYN: I had been doing community theater in the central Jersey area and had heard that a kid, their words not mine, was making a film and was holding auditions at one of the theaters I had done shows at. After my audition, Kevin did call me not too long after the audition and asked for me to come down to the conveinience store and pick up the script as he liked what I did. He wanted to make sure I felt comfortable with the dialog before committing to the role. I took it home and read while at the salon between clients and actually loved the script, the role, the humor, so I was in.


STANDISH: How does it feel to be in such a cult classic like "Clerks" & would you say that it opened doors for your future?

MARILYN: Well to this day it's still a surreal experience to have had the film create such a buzz and become what it did. As to whether it opened doors? Well people know who I am, but it hasn't really opened up the roles being offered to me. I do have a great manager and have been auditioning quite a bit, but not landing the role is on me. And there are a million reasons of why I'm not booking the role that probably have nothing to do with me. It's a tough business.


STANDISH: What was the atmosphere like being on set at "Jay & Silent Bob: Reboot"?

MARILYN: That was a crazy whirlwind shoot for me. I believe I didn't know I was going to be there till a week prior. I flew in, arrived in the afternoon, met up with the rest of the Clerks gang. Was a difficult time for me, as that morning my dad had been taken to the hospital and wasn't doing well, so I was a bit preoccupied. But the guys were all there for me, especially Brian. I got up the next morning, did my own hair and makeup for the scene, then we all headed for approval on our hair, makeup and wardrobe. Was fun to be on a film set again with the gang. We checked out the sets where they weren't shooting. I was just fun to hang around as they shot until they were ready to do the reunion scene, which took all of 5 sec on the screen but took about 2 hours or so to set up and shoot. After we were done, we were able to watch everyone else come in and do their cameos from the back, while we also watched the editor working on the scene we just did to have us be in black and white with the color around us. It was exciting to see what we eventually were going to see on the screen being made in front of us and to have the insight that we wouldn't be able to reveal to anyone. We stayed all through out the night till the next morning when they wrapped. I knew I didn't want to just leave. I loved being on the set, even if I wasn't doing anything but watching. I don't remember exactly what time it was, maybe 5 in the morning when they had wrapped and I had an early flight back to LA. I went to my hotel room, packed up the little I brought with me, took a 15 min nap and out the door to catch my flight.
STANDISH: Out of all of your credits, which has been your favorite?

MARILYN: I don't like to pick favorites with anything in my life. Choosing a role over all the others, is like making a mother choose their favorite child. Thankfully I only have 1, but I do have 2 grandchildren and I will love them both equally. But in saying that, all the roles I've had, have something different that I enjoyed because they all played into different parts of my emotions and heart. I purposly sought out different roles, characters and genres too work in and show range by challenging myself. 


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

MARILYN: As of right now, I wonder the same thing. It's been a challenging few years, between the lockdown and the strikes. It's been difficult to get new things happening. This year marks the 30 year Anniversary of Clerks, so I'm looking forward to hopefully get to many cities and attend conventions to meet the fans that have stood behind us for so long and made us what we are. And I'm just feeling old after 30 years. lol 


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

MARILYN: At my age, hard to really answer that question the same way as when I was young. I certainly hope to continue being an actor and hopefully finally making a living as one. Otherwise, i'll have to re-evalate life.


STANDISH: In this busy industry, what's a relaxing day to Marilyn look like?

MARILYN: like to relax in front of a small or big screen and watch what I love, film and shows. Otherwise, it's trying to spend time with family. Only, they don't live where I live, so it makes it difficult to do that. But I can't say that I really have relaxing days as the hussle is real.


STANDISH: If you could play one role, any role today, what would it be?

MARILYN: I no longer know the answer to that question. When I was younger I longed to play the role of Alais in A Lion in Winter, which I almost did. But at the time I was offered the role, I was also offered a role in Same Time Next Year, a bigger role in a cast of 2. So I had to see the bigger picture. But at this point in my life, almost any role will do. On a popular TV series would be great.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

MARILYN: There are many actors that I have admired, but honestly don't feel I can call them mentors unless I actually had direct access to them.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

MARILYN: Honestly, I kind of enjoyed the quiet time. Because of the government help, I didn't struggle financially as badly as I usually have. But I was dealing with some medical issues before that so I was hoping that the time off would only help in with the healing process. Some of it healed or got better to deal, but unfortunately some of it has been a process.


STANDISH: What advice would you give to another upcoming creative like yourself?

MARILYN: This is a difficult one to answer as it will be different for many reasons depending on the person as well. But the one thing would be to be absolutely certain and know if it's something you have to do and can't see anything else for yourself. It's not an easy business Be ready for lots of rejection, struggle and perseverance. And train in some way, so that you know what it is that your're doing.


STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?

MARILYN: Much of the films I've worked on are on Amazon Prime have also done a few audiobooks listed on Audible.


STANDISH: What are your social links?

MARILYN: I can be found on Instagram, FB and X-twitter
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Actress "Lauren Budd" AKA "Evil Step Sister" In "Cinderella's Curse"...

Standish913.com has been blessed to do an exclusive interview with...

"LAUREN BUDD"!

Lauren Budd is a British model and an award-winning actress. She has featured in magazines such as GQ, Marie Claire, Maxim, House Of Solo, Men’s Health and Playboy Paris to name a few. Since she toured a sold-out show which included runs at Soho Theatre and Camden Peoples Theatre, she has gone on to work on several feature films. This includes the highly anticipated horror remake of the fairy tale classic, in which she plays an evil stepsister in Cinderella’s Curse that is due for cinema release early next year. Lauren is currently working on a crime, drama feature due for Amazon Prime release in 2024 which will be her second film on the streaming plaform. She is also involved in developing a fantasy, adventure series with JKO Films and leading the Call It Out Campaign, a public service project aiming to empower victims of Public Sexual Harassment.


Let's get into some exclusive questions...


STANDISH: Your iMDb shows post production credits for "Cinderella's Curse", can you tell us more about this film and your role as the "Evil Step Sister"?

LAUREN: Cinderellas Curse is a wonderfully sadistic spin on the traditional Cinderella tale we all grew up with. Audiences can expect some truly horrific scenes, both spine chilling and gruesome in equal measure. Viewers will need a strong stomach for this one! Cinderella’s Evil Stepsister Ingrid was great fun to play, she has major girl boss energy with plenty of spice and sass. She’s completely over-sensitive alongside with being perfectly evil. She has a clear idea of what she wants, and she will stop at nothing to get it, however that’s not to say she doesn’t come across her fair share of trials and tribulations. Whilst the film predominantly follows Cinderella, Ingrid certainly has her own story to tell. 


STANDISH: With landing the "Cinderella's Curse" role, would you say that it's opened new doors for you?

LAUREN: YES! I would say so. The film caught a lot of mattention in the mainstream media before we had even filmed anything, so the hype has raised profiles for everyone involved, especially in the horror industry. I hope it’ll open even more doors once it has been released and audiences enjoy the film and the performances in it. 


STANDISH: You were awarded the Best Supporting Actress at the Five Continents Intl Film Awards, can you tell us more about this award?

LAUREN: The Five Continents Intl Film Awards is a wonderful festival that shows live screenings of the winning films from all over the world. This means you are competing on an international level and the filmmakers’ projects are seen by a vast audience. However, when At The End Of The Road won we were just coming out of a national lockdown so the live screening only happened online, much like everything else in that year for the arts. Although this was a shame I will never forget the feeling of

winning that award, not only because of the sense of achievement but the energy it gave me after the lull of lockdown. It was a very welcomed boost to the system!


STANDISH: Out of all of your work, what's been your favourite?

LAUREN: Each project is so different from the last one, there is the creative side of things but also navigating the jigsaw of a production that happens around that. When I think of a piece of work,

I find it hard to just think of the finished product. For me it’s all about how we made it, the cast, the crew, the production, the locations even the catering and transport. I wouldn’t be able to begin to compare them, I’ve gained something so different from all of them, not just as a performer but on a personal level too. I must take the vanilla option and say, I am afraid I don’t have a favourite – yet!


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Lauren -

LAUREN: I suppose the goal posts keep changing. A little over five years ago my mission was to get into drama school, then it was to be cast in something, then it was to get an agent. It can be a little overwhelming to only focus on the end goal with all its uncertainty. I try to stay present, be proud of what I have achieved, be hella thankful for the opportunities I have and work hard for the next one. (I’ve never used the word hella before, but it felt right). I’d say my overall mission is creative freedom. Be in the position where I can make the films I want with likeminded people, telling the stories I believe in without worrying about making rent!


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

LAUREN: I have a brilliant thriller feature due for release Summer 2024 and I am currently in Folkstone finishing a comedy feature which should be released early next year ahead of Cannes Film Festival. In February I am working on a crime drama feature and I am currently collaborating with a production company developing a fantasy–action series. I am most looking forward to the psychological-horror that I am developing with a renowned director and sound composer. It explores themes of scrupulosity, sexual identity and expression. Outside of film I am currently leading a public service campaign called The Call It Out Campaign that aims to empower victim of Public Sexual Harassment. You can find out more about this on our Instagram @call_it_out_info - we are just starting up so we would appreciate the support.


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

LAUREN: Still working my ass off.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

LAUREN: During my journey into this industry, I have been lucky enough to pick up a handful of experienced mentors/friends that I regularly turn to  or guidance. One name I would like to mention is director and music composer James Simpson who does a lot for new artists. He regularly holds meet ups and social events to help encourage networking and has always made himself available to me when I’ve needed advice, or a glass of red wine – thank you James! The most consistent and solid support I have is my partner. He has truly shown me what it is to be kind and compassionate. I am always learning from him and I can confidently say, hands down, I would not be where I am today without him.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

LAUREN: I mentioned earlier that I graduated drama school only a few months before COVID hit. I was working on a show at the Vaults Festival, in the middle of the run we were told the whole place was shutting down. All that momentum you get after graduation dissolved into nothing, it was utter shit. However, at least we got to graduate, students in earlier year groups had to do a lot of their course online, how can you do physical theatre online? I felt so awful for them. The midst of lockdown was difficult, but there was a strong sense of a much greater sadness and tragedy happening that it was hard to feel too sorry for myself. It's the hangover of COVID that's got my back up. The cuts in the funding to the arts,

theatres and shows closing never to be opened again, the Government suggesting people in the creative industry should get a job in cyber.. The industry is in a fragile state but hopefully we can work towards rebuilding something new.


STANDISH: If you could choose one role to play, what would it be?

LAUREN: Carey Mulligan as Cassandra in A Promising Young Woman – the plot, the characters, the wardrobe, the message, YES.

Also Velma Kelly - Chicago

Lisbeth Salander –

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

Rachel Watson – The Girl On The Train Alieen Wuornos – Monster Ruth Ginsburg – On The Basis Of Sex Villanelle – Killing Eve


STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?

LAUREN: I am pretty good at posting on Instagram, I’ll usually give a little hint when I am on set for something and then post about it properly when I am allowed to! IMDb is very on it and up to date with current and future work. My first ever feature film has been released onto Amazon Prime! I play Jess in Freddy’s Fridays, the flat mate of Detective Lila who is trying to solve the case of a string of mysterious murders that are connected to a demonic book that brings dolls to life. You can check out a full list of my work on my Spotlight page www.spotlight.com/7890-8974-5366


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

LAUREN: Thank you very much for asking to interview me. It’s been a pleasure to reflect and answer your questions. I hope you and your readers have found it interesting, give me a follow on Insta to stay updated with my journey!


STANDISH: What are your social links?

Instagram.com/laurenvbudd

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Taylor Gang's Super Producer "TM88" Collective "Crash Dummy Record's" Own "SLO MEEZY"...

Standish913.com has been blessed to do an interview with...

"SLO MEEZY"!

Let's get into some exclusive questions...


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "SUPPOSED TO BE LOVED" featuring DJ Khaled, Lil Baby, & Future, how'd you land this incredible project?

SLO: Dj Khaled has been working with Crash Dummy a lot so it was one of those ideas that we worked our magic on and brought to life.


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "Dead Last" featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Vory, & Fabolous, tell us more about this one & where the inspiration came from...

SLO: The inspiration came from my producer bro’s B March & KidWonder. Kid is a very talented pianist so it was of those days when everyone was locked in but we didn’t want to go the Trap route with the sound. Meek Mill’s engineer Mackey hit us up for a pack that same day and the rest is history.


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "Peace & Love" by Wiz Khalifa, can you tell us more?

SLO: That was a fun record to work on. Tm88, Mac, Sid & I around that time talked about working on other genres a lot. We ended up connecting with Wizzle and ended up with the inspiration to go Pop. The process was like learning on the job but the end result amazed us.


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "KEEP GOING" featuring DJ Khaled, 21 Savage, Lil Durk & Roddy Ricch, can you tell us more about this record?

SLO: This song actually came as a surprise to us. It was a beat we made after cooking up for like 8 hours so we were burnt out lol. TM almost skipped over the melody but Me & Moon was like “nah bro pull that melody up”. Tm started on we finished it not thinking too much about it. Eventually Khaled worked on it then “Keep Going” was born.


STANDISH: Being under Taylor Gang & Super Producer TM88's "Crash Dummy Records" group, what does it feel like knowing you have a great team behind you?

SLO: It’s a dream come true and honestly made all of the long nights and uncertainty worth it. Crash Dummy as a whole is phenomenal. I have a team of some of the best producers in the industry and a staff that cares about us. Crash Dummy is more of a family to me. We’re creating memories and making history together.

STANDISH: If you could work with one artist, who would it be?

SLO: Kanye West. As an artist & co-producer.


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Slo Meezy –

SLO: I want people to feel good and enjoy music again. I’m old enough to have grown up in the 90’s and heard songs from different eras that I still listen to til this day and love. Bring back good vibes and energy to the world.


STANDISH: Out of all the projects you've done thus far, what's been your favorite?

SLO: My favorite is Dj Khaled – God Did. That was my first major placement with Crash Dummy that went on to go Gold and become nominated for Grammys, BET awards and a few others. I’m truly grateful to be a part of that.


STANDISH: How old were you when you first realized you wanted to do what you do today?

SLO: I can’t remember my exact age then but I was in 9th or 10th grade. I was in the band the entire time I went to school but I ended up with “Fruity Loops” back then and it took over my life, more so in a good way. So I feel like I’m meant to be here doing music.


STANDISH: Where do you find your motivation to be great?

SLO: I want to leave a legacy and positive impact on Earth. Even if it’s not with Music. And I have a gift so why not share it with the world and inspire others.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

SLO: More placements, more hits, more plaques, more wins, more life..


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

SLO: 5 years from now, I see myself as a Grammy Award Winning, Diamond, producer, Philanthropist, Author, Astronaut, President. Really whatever I put my mind into becoming. I dream big.


STANDISH: Being in this crazy busy industry, what does Slo find a relaxing day as?

SLO: I like learning new things. I may learn something simple but it’ll fascinate me. It also keeps my mind off of the things I can’t control.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

SLO: I can say Tm is honestly. He’s like a big bro and a Coach. I feel like I can call myself an actual Music Producer thanks to T.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

SLO: I don’t talk about this much but right before the COVID lockdowns, I was going to sign to Future but life happened. It was hard to focus on the music at that time but the music and connections I gained during that time are priceless. It made me stronger.


STANDISH: What advice would you give upcoming creatives like yourself?

SLO: There are no rules to Music Production. Just make it sound good. A mistake can turn into a hit record. Your worst beat can be your biggest hit. Dream big.


STANDISH: Where can fans find your beats?

SLO: They can find my beats either in the studio or when a song releases. I’m trying to be more exclusive these days.


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

SLO: S/o to the SoufSide, Clayton County. Crash the World!


STANDISH: What are your social links?

Slo Meezy IG: https://www.instagram.com/slomeezybeatz/

Crash Dummy IG: https://www.instagram.com/crashdummyinc/?hl=en

Slo Meezy ‘X’ page: https://www.x.com/slomeezy/

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Taylor Gang's Super Producer "TM88" Collective "Crash Dummy Record's" Own "SID"...

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"SID"

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STANDISH: You recently helped produce "SUPPOSED TO BE LOVED" featuring DJ Khaled, Lil Baby, Future & Lil Uzi Vert, how'd you land this incredible project?

SID: Dj Khaled had hit up TM88 to work on a sample. The sample came from the song “P.Y.T.” by Michael Jackson.

TM then went ahead and got the 3 of us (Mac, Slo & Myself) to work on the sample with him. We didn’t expect

Dj Khaled to put Lil Baby, Future & Lil Uzi Vert all on one record. It was definitely a shock, but exciting to see the outcome of the song.


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "Dead Last" featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Vory, & Fabolous, tell us more about this one & where the inspiration came from...

SID: The beat was actually started by a fellow producer, friend of ours, B. March. With the help of another producer Kid Wond3r, they were able to lay down the foundation of the beat. This beat had an emotional, story telling vibe, so I wanted to keep that same feeling throughout the beat with the elements I added.


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "Peace & Love" by Wiz Khalifa, can you tell us more?

SID: With this project, we took more of an Indie Rock/Pop type direction. At the time we were working on a lot of Indie, Alternative Rock beats. Experimenting with new sounds, really just expanding our music production into different genres. This beat in particular was one of my favorites to work on.


STANDISH: Being under Super Producer TM88's "Crash Dummy Records" group, what does it feel like knowing you have a great team behind you?

SID: It feels great to be a part of such a talented collective. Each producer on Crash Dummy has their own unique sound. So it’s great to be able to collaborate amongst them. We really feed off of each other. And of course, it’s a blessing and honor to get to work alongside TM88. He’s a great leader, innovator and inspiration to say the least.

STANDISH: If you could work with one artist, who would it be?

SID: I have several artists that I’d like to produce records for; Drake, Rihanna, Kanye West, Post Malone, Arianna Grande, Dua Lipa, Bruno Mars & SZA.


STANDISH: Out of all the records you've done thus far, what's been your favorite?

SID: My favorite record so far that I’ve helped work on is “Red Moon” by Lil Uzi Vert. We knew the beat was something special before Uzi had even heard it. We were sitting on it for months and ended up sending the beat to Uzi later on in the year. He dropped the music video on Christmas Day, 2023. And released the single on all platforms a few days later. This record was what the world needed from Uzi. Anyone can relate to this song because there’s such a universal message being told.


STANDISH: How old were you when you first realized you wanted to do what you do today?

SID: I didn’t start making beats until I was 21, but I’ve always had this love for music, even at an early age. My late Mother showed me a lot of different types of music as a child. Daft Punk’s “Homework” was the first album my Mother ever gave to me when I was 7 years old. So her showing me such a diverse collection of music really plays a big part in my music production.


STANDISH: Where do you find your motivation to be great?

SID: My main motivation to be great is my Son. God is another motivation of mine. Also my friends and peers who I work closely with.


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

SID: In 5 years from now, I hope to have fulfilled some of my goals. Working with top artists, changing the sound of music. Being a big influence to other producers. And continue to create hit records with Crash Dummy.


STANDISH: Being in this crazy busy industry, what does Sid find a relaxing day as?

SID: Spending time with my son. Kicking back and binge watching movies and shows. Learning new ways to advance my music production skills.


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

SID: My mentors would have to be TM88 & my manager, friend, Spiiker. They’re actually best friends. They both have given me knowledge about how this music industry works, from the good and bad. I really value everything that I’ve learned from them.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

SID: I was laid off from work during that time. So that kind of put me in somewhat of a struggle. The good that came out of it was that I was able to put more time into making beats. I ended up getting signed to Crash Dummy during COVID. So everything ended up working out in the end.


STANDISH: What advice would you give upcoming creatives like yourself?

SID: My advice is to be as creative as you can and have fun with it. Get out of your comfort zone and try to create something you’ve never done before. Always think outside of the box!


STANDISH: Where can fans find your beats?

SID: You can find all of the records I produced, along with upcoming records on my IG page.


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

SID: CRASH THE WORLD! C$D


STANDISH: What are your social links?

Sid IG: https://www.instagram.com/csd.sid/?hl=en

Crash Dummy IG: https://www.instagram.com/crashdummyinc/?hl=en


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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Entertainment Veteran "Bill Perry" Talks "Home Alone 2", "Predator 2", "Hook", Rob Schneider & Much More With Standish...

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"Bill Perry"!

Let's get into some exclusive questions...

STANDISH: You play the "Subway Gang Leader" in 1990's "Predator 2", can you tell us more?

BILL: For the Subway Gang, they were looking for stunt performers who had acting experience. I started as a stage actor so I knew I could do the acting…but I wasn’t sure they’d see me as a gang member. I was kind of a pretty boy back then and I am pretty short. I looked like I was more likely to get a Calvin Klein ad than a gang member. I was auditioning with a VERY rough-looking guy. I felt like there was ZERO chance that I’d get it, so I really just concentrated on having a solid audition and hoped the casting director would remember me. We had a lot of fun with it. I didn’t realize the director, Stephen Hopkins was in the room too. He thought it was very funny that the gang would be led by this tiny little guy.


STANDISH: You worked on Wes Cravens "The People Under The Stairs", can you tell us more? What was it like working with Wes & doing his web development?

BILL: Wes was a very nice guy. I actually did three different shows for Wes Caven, including my first-ever union job working on a Disney TV show. Wes did a lot of work outside of just horror films!

Wes was like a kid in a toy store with all the actors and technicians creating the scenarios he imagined. He enjoyed shooting the films a lot. He was usually very relaxed and seemed to really enjoy creating scenes he knew would shock, startle, or scare the audience.

When I got older and stunts jobs were harder to come by, I went into web development. Wes was looking for a web guy so he hired me and we worked together for a few years. He gave me full creative authority to create whatever I thought would be cool. That was a big deal for me because the site was so successful that I got recognized in the industry for that site and it led me to much bigger and better things. I owe Wes for two HUGE career firsts.


STANDISH: You worked on "Nightmare On Elm Street 3, 4, & 6", can you tell us more?

BILL: Being a smaller guy, I got a lot of work doubling for teen-age characters. In the 80’s there were A LOT of horror films and they dice up teenagers! At the time I thought all my work would be forgotten before long. As it turns out, they’re pretty much the most remembered of all the work I did.

I was Ira Heiden’s (Will Stanton, the Wizard Master) double (in Nightmare 3 for the scene where he fights Freddy and he gets chased down by the “wheelchair from hell”.

In Nightmare 4, I was Andra Jone’s double. Andra played Rick and I did some karate stuff for him.

In Nightmare 6 I did the opening sequence where Freddy is part of a “Wizard of Oz” nightmare and Shon Greenblatt is thrown out the window of his house into Freddy’s front yard.


STANDISH: You did stunts for 1987's "The Lost Boys", can you tell us more?

BILL: I doubled “The Coreys” for a couple of films back then. Lost Boys was awesome because it was so cool and edgy and fun. As vampire movies go, it really holds up to the test of time. I still watch it whenever it’s on.


STANDISH: You did stunts for "Home Alone 2: Lost In NY", what was it like being on set with Rob Schneider in the 90's?

BILL: Rob was HUGE back then! Not physically, of course..but he was on Saturday Night Live and was a very big deal. I did the scene where he and Tim Curry are chasing McCauley Culking through the plaza. Lots of fun!

STANDISH: When you worked on set of "Hook", did you get to meet Robin Williams? If so, what was that experience like?

BILL: “Hook” was the most elaborate production I ever worked on. The sets were HUGE!. It was a Spielberg show, so you knew everything was going to be bigger and more. Acting out being a lost boy attacking a pirate ship?!?! What could be more fun?

The scene I was working on was strictly stunt guys, so I never got to meet any of the actors.


STANDISH: You worked on 1988's "Elvira: Mistress Of The Dark", can you tell us more?

BILL: Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) was so funny. This was a step up for her from her TV show and she wanted it to be a fun spooky movie. I got to double Ira Heiden again (from NOES3) so it was fun to work with him again. 


STANDISH: What's it feel like to be apart of the "Star Trek" legacy?

BILL: Star Trek (the original series) was a favorite show of mine growing up and it was kind of up in the air as to whether a new series would be accepted by the hard-core fans. It was a very slick, high-budget show for its time. I believe each episode had a $1,000,000 budget, which was unheard of back then. I got to be the stunt coordinator for an episode which was a huge honor. I was so disappointed to find out that Wil had grown about 6” over the course of the year because it meant I couldn’t double him anymore!


STANDISH: Out of all of your work, what's been your favorite project thus far?

BILL: My favorite project would be a toss-up between “Predator 2” and “The Return of the Living Dead, Part 2”. Predator was great because I got to see myself as me, instead of doubling someone else. It was a big-budget production. I got to meet and work with Bill Paxton, Kevin Peter Hall, and Maria Conchita Alonzo. So much fun. I really felt like my career was going somewhere when I did that film.

The Return of the Living Dead, Part 2 was great because I got to be a zombie!! As a stuntman, a zombie is great because you don’t die after the stunt… because you’re already dead. I got to do lots of stunts and the cast and crew were having a lot of fun making it.


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Bill -

BILL: My mission then was just to work. Anything. Anywhere. I wanted to do solid work and live out my dream of being in movies. I was very blessed to do exactly that. That’s pretty rare in life.

These days I’m finding that the fire to create is just as intense as ever, which is kind of a surprise. I thought I’d be chilling by now!

I had a horror book I wrote published last February and its sequel will be published in February of this year. I never dreamt or imagined I’d write anything, much less have it published, but here we are!


STANDISH: How does it feel to be such an inspiration in the Horror community?

BILL: I really enjoy meeting people who enjoy my work It’s great fun, but I take that very seriously in that I recognize how fortunate I was to have the opportunities I had in my career. I got to work with some of the best the industry has ever seen. How can you not feel grateful for that? When people admire the films I’ve been in, it means a lot and I love to tell them stories and background information they can’t get anywhere else. If that inspires them…well then I’m doing my job to pass the torch.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

BILL: I’m hoping to write more. Horror is tough for me to write because I find that I have to DEEPLY imagine the story character by character, scene by scene; which means I have to go to some dark places and create some very disturbing stuff. To write it well means I have to “feel” it vividly enough that I can describe it clearly and in a way that the reader feels it as well.


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

BILL: I’m hoping that my stories will make it to the screen someday. I try to create characters that the viewer cares about enough that you feel the emotions and tension and fear that they experience in the story. To see that on a screen would be yet another dream come true


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

BILL: Wes Craven of course! I would interview Wes every couple of weeks for the website and we’d talk about how he viewed story writing and it’s impossible to escape that influence.

I’d have to give credit to some of my teachers and acting coaches. Learning how to create a piece of art that affects others is very individual, but great teachers helped me to discover how I could capitalize on my gifts and talents to create from my unique perspective.


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

BILL: I need an audience!!! Creating for no one is completely unsatisfying. Fortunately, by writing I learned about “delayed gratification”. Seeing reviews on Amazon and Spotify, or hearing from a reader about the book is like getting the audience's reaction in smaller batches for a more extended time. It’s different, but still awesome!


STANDISH: Where can fans find your work?

BILL: My first novelette is called “By His Hand” and it is published by Red Cape Publishing. The second novelette is “Out of His Mind” and it comes out in mid-February 2024. You can buy the paperbacks or digital versions on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Godless Books. The audiobook versions are on Audible, Spotify, Google Play, and pretty much everywhere! Being novelettes they are very short (about one hour each).

You can find both books on the Chilling App. Chilling is like Spotify for scary stories and short movies. It’s AWESOME and you can even listen for free (with ads).


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

BILL: I’m starting to make guest appearances at horror conventions. I’ve booked a few this year already and hope to do more. I’ve had professional make-up artists and costumers recreate the screen-accurate mask and wardrobe from “Wes Craven’s The People Under the Stairs”, so if you see me at a show stop by!!


STANDISH: What are your social links?

Instagram:

@webscraven or @williamrperrystunts

Web: https://williamrperrystunts.com

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Taylor Gang's Super Producer "TM88" Collective "Crash Dummy Record's" Own "Macnificent"...

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"MACNIFICENT"!

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STANDISH: You recently helped produce "SUPPOSED TO BE LOVED" featuring DJ Khaled, Lil Baby, & Future, how'd you land this incredible project?

MACNIFICENT: I gotta say, God’s Timing & TM88! Lol


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "Dead Last" featuring Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Vory, & Fabolous, tell us more about this one & where the inspiration came from…

MACNIFICENT: S/O to B March & Kid Wonder who initially sent over the keys, in which we added other elements around those keys that gives you all the complete sound for the production you hear today for that song.


STANDISH: You recently helped produce "by the pound" by Destroy Lonely, can you tell us more?

MACNIFICENT: This one is the funniest story! Lol this was a song that Me, DJ Moon, TM88, & Slo Meezy did earlier in the year. We were just producing a bunch of good vibes throughout the year & it was a beat that got picked later down the line. However when it came time for the trackouts, none of us could find the last version of the beat! It definitely had Me & Moon stressed out in a world of panic!!! I just remember sweating looking for these files that I couldn’t find so the pressure was on getting the files so we don’t miss out on the placement! Long story short, I remember what sound & VST was used at the time of making it & I was able to go back in & add my parts in the same exact way it was in the missing file we couldn’t find. I had to reward myself with a hot bath while staring at the wall in disbelief! Lol


STANDISH: Being under Taylor Gang & Super Producer TM88's "Crash Dummy Records" group, what does it feel like knowing you have a great team behind you?

MACNIFICENT: It's a very SURREAL feeling! Not only producing great music, but building a bond with the team as a whole! Getting familiar with other familiar faces within the industry as well. Team Work Makes The Dream Work!!!

STANDISH: If you could work with one artist, who would it be?

MACNIFICENT Right now I would definitely have to say The Weeknd! Lol.


STANDISH: Tell us a little about your overall mission, Macnificent -

MACNIFICENT: My overall mission is to not only inspire others but to continue to be a well oiled machine to inspire myself as well! No matter your age, I feel when you’re Dedicated, Determined, & Disciplined, that a lot can get accomplished when you’re focused on the goals at hand!


STANDISH: Out of all the projects you've done thus far, what's been your favorite?

MACNIFICENT: I would say as a collective of the things i’ve created, ALL OF THEM ARE MY FAVORITE! All of them have a story in some type of way that has helped pull the passion & inspiration of what's been put into the production. Whether it has been a good or bad time, during the time it was made, it has helped be the driving force in what you hear in each song.


STANDISH: How old were you when you first realized you wanted to do what you do today?

MACNIFICENT: I think like… 24! Lol I’ve always been a lover of music & started out wanting to rap first. S/O my big brother C. Logan for that one! I couldn’t find anyone to make my beats though!! So my brother told me, “Make your own beats!” And as I progressed producing, I became more interested in producing than wanting to rap! Lol.


STANDISH: Where do you find your motivation to be great?

MACNIFICENT: Prayer & just being surrounded around the right team! Also just everyday life! The people, places, & things of wanting better for myself & others around me have played a great role in that.


STANDISH: What can we look forward to in the future from you?

MACNIFICENT: To keep the world on the edge of their seats with exciting production to be played decades down the line. Longevity & Innovativeness!


STANDISH: Where do you see yourself in 5 years from now?

MACNIFICENT: 5 years down the line I want to see myself still helping build what we started at Crash Dummy. Not only for myself & team, but for the next generation of opportunity for producers.


STANDISH: Being in this crazy busy industry, what does Macnificent find a relaxing day as?

MACNIFICENT: Relaxing day for me? Hmmm… just knowing how crazy things get within the industry, coming home to my family after the chaos! Lol that definitely relaxes me as well as replenishes me to take on the day with ease!


STANDISH: Who are some of your mentors?

MACNIFICENT: God, My Family, TM88, My Team Members & All the great producers who came before me that’ve tremendously helped shape the sound of music!


STANDISH: During COVID, we all faced struggles, what was one of your main struggles?

MACNIFICENT: I’m from Memphis, so covid was a CRAAAAZY time here! Lol used to own a hookah lounge out here & during the time of covid of course the city was heavily enforcing “Social Distancing”. They would only allow 10-15 people in places at a time so of course that wasn’t enough people to keep the business running. Just to show you how on time God’s Timing is, I got a call from TM88, Tomy, and Dre Black (separately) about my Crash Dummy contract and if I was still interested. I mean… OF COURSE I WAS!! Lol so I took my career more seriously & well… HERE I AM TODAY! But to shorten this story, God has everything worked out for you even when you don’t have it worked out for yourself. All you need is Prayer & The Faith Of A Mustard Seed & His

Will Shall Be Done!


STANDISH: What advice would you give upcoming creatives like yourself?

MACNIFICENT: Your friends, family members, & people you don’t even know will doubt you & try to tell you to do something else because they think you will be better at other things. But always believe in yourself if you are for certain this is the path you want to take. It is a very committed path & though things will get rocky on this journey, that just lets you know you’re headed in the right direction! The same people that counted you out will be the same people telling you how proud they are of you for continuing. Don’t commit just for monetary or material purposes because that will all come with it, but commit to what you’re doing because you truly love what you do!


STANDISH: Where can fans find your beats?

MACNIFICENT: On all streaming platforms.


STANDISH: Anything you'd like to include?

MACNIFICENT: I just want to use this section to give thanks to God, My Family, My Friends, My Team, My Fans & last but not least, Thank You for this opportunity to interview me to help others get to know my story & journey through the songs produced!


STANDISH: What are your social links?

Macnificent IG: https://www.instagram.com/macnificent74/?hl=en

Crash Dummy IG: https://www.instagram.com/crashdummyinc/?hl=en

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