A lot of people lost their jobs due to this COVID-19 pandemic and one most affected industries has been live music entertainment. A number of DJs / artists lost their tours and gigs because of the pandemic and some DJs / artists even lost their entire career and business which took them years to build.
We had a little chat with R-CUE who is on the most heavily touring and well known urban artist from Melbourne, Australia.
“I began this year with a big tour in 8 different countries including some of the DJ Mag Top 100 clubs, however Part 2 of the tour got cancelled due to the pandemic. Initially I was really disappointed, however, while being stuck at home you have more time to think about things and generate new ideas. I have invested a large amount of time during lockdown into music production and marketing. I did not have as much time previous for these so the pandemic situation has provided me with a really good opportunity to get on top of these areas. Now I cannot wait for clubs to reopen so I can play my own tracks during my sets. It is going to be a fantastic feeling and something that money cannot buy! “
Even tho this tough time not only Most of artists/ djs got spend more with their family / loved ones, they also got time to think and working on something they always wanted do.
R-CUE also added
“I released my debut single mid 2018 and after that i only released 2 more single for 18 months. 2020 i have already released 4 single and at least 4 more ready to be released.Last few years I have done many gigs as a dj in many countries but this year I have done so much productions. I would say this is one of the best year as an artist”
If RnB, Hibhop and reggaeton are your go to tunes, make sure to check out his music as you are in for a treat.
His latest track is the perfect combination of summer vibes and a little touch of reggae that makes you feel like dancing. This track will be the perfect addition to your summer playlist.
Instagram- @rcueaus
Spotify-
https://open.spotify.com/embed/artist/7bS3jWzjnj8T5AmwdKUR5f
Melbourne is slowly getting back to normal after coping with tough restrictions and lockdown the past seven months. Clubs are expected to open soon just in time for summer.
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