Meet RiskkyRaw, a talented artist who fearlessly embraces her unique name and shares her raw talent with the world. Growing up in Asbury Park/Neptune, New Jersey, RiskkyRaw’s life wasn’t easy. From being in and out of foster homes to experiencing hardships, she found solace in music. Singing became her refuge during dark nights, writing heartfelt songs about missing her family and longing for home. Her older brother, a rapper, and her admiration for Cassidy sparked her interest in rap. RiskkyRaw discovered her own knack for rapping and honed her skills.

At 17, RiskkyRaw became a mother to a beautiful daughter, further fueled her determination to pursue her dreams. Relocating to Atlanta, Georgia, she embarked on her musical journey, unapologetically sharing her talent with the world.

RiskkyRaw’s name reflects her daring nature and her authenticity as an artist. With her compelling story and powerful music, she stands ready to make her mark in the music industry. Stay tuned for RiskkyRaw’s captivating tracks as she fearlessly takes on the world, one rhyme at a time.

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Hi there, Welcome to Spinex Music. To kick things off, Can you tell our readers about what really inspired you to write music?

RiskkyRaw – I’ve always been musically inclined. I was born for this. It’s not something I can explain; it’s just my thing. Watching My older brother just made me realize. But I always knew this was what I wanted to do. I have much to say; I can help others by telling my story. I know so many relationships.

When did you realize you were going to make music professionally?

RiskkyRaw – Once I started putting music out and always got back good feedback, I knew it was time to take it to the next level and take it seriously. I was always afraid. Who would listen? But they actually do! It feels good, so I could never imagine stopping.

Tell us what is so unique about you and your music?

RiskkyRaw – I’m versatile. We only have a few, or barely any, females who can do both & actually really good at both singing & rapping. You can put me anywhere, and I’m gonna kill it!

Can you share a story about your funniest mistake when first starting? Can you tell us what lesson you learned from that?

RiskkyRaw – I remember how embarrassing it was the first time I performed. I didn’t practice enough, and I was really nervous. I accidentally turned the mic switch off. I let my nerves get the best of me, so I didn’t even realize all I had to do was switch it back on. Instead, I asked if I could restart my performance once we discovered why my mic was off. All I had to do was turn it back on! So embarrassing I’ll never forget that day. I learned not to let my nerves get the best of me because I’d hate to look like a fool in front of many people.

Tell us about your latest releases and what inspired you to create them?

RiskkyRaw – I have a single I made strictly for the summer called “Big Ol Booty” What’s unique about this song am I struggled a bit because if you listen to my regular music, you’d see this song was way out of my music lane. But I wanted to challenge myself! This was a twerk song I wanted to make for all the ladies to have fun with and vibe to & dance for the summer. I don’t make twerk music, but surprisingly, this song immensely grew my platform because so many people rocked with it!

Please give us a brief insight into your upcoming projects.

RiskkyRaw – I have a few singles I am about to drop. I’m also working on a small Ep with about 4-6 songs showing all my singing and rapping talents. I also plan to do an R&B Tape soon.

Which tips would you recommend to your industry colleagues to help them thrive and not “burn out”?

RiskkyRaw – Move at your own speed. Know that everyone’s time is different! & don’t compare yourself to others, do what works for you!

What do you do when you don’t do music (creative or otherwise) that you are passionate about?

RiskkyRaw – Besides music, I don’t have much; it’s all I have right now. I’m most passionate about it, and I focus strictly on my music. I’m always writing, always working, tryna make the next hit.

Any last piece of advice for those artists who just started making music?

RiskkyRaw –