Westleaf Staff
Music producer turned mogul Thousand Times took the night off as CEO of East Side Edibles to play some tunes at open mic night hosted by legendary bottle shop 'Barts Mart' in Charlotte NC.
The night marked his return after being absent from the Charlotte music scene in recent months as the East Side Edibles empire grows to become a regional player in the North Carolina D8 & CBD market. Thousand Times played a selection of tracks that ranged from slow and melancholy to upbeat and ethereal. Midway through his set, the producer was joined on stage by popular rapper 'Phaze Gawd' for an impromptu performance. With more shows planned in the coming months, Thousand Times seems to be starting a new chapter in his music career. Be sure to follow this dynamic producer on Instagram (liftoff.beats) as he goes from open mic night to world tour.
A little about music producer Thousand Times:
Westleaf Staff: When did you start making music?
Thousand Times: Age 14. That's 17 years ago!
Westleaf Staff: How did your early life shape your interest in music?
Thousand Times: I always loved listening to jazz, soul, and rap growing up.
Westleaf Staff: Who is your biggest musical influence?
Thousand Times: Pharrell or Kanye West
Westleaf Staff: What has been the defining moment in your music career?
Thousand Times: Getting to work with Grammy and Emmy recipients.
Westleaf Staff: What makes you a unique artist?
Thousand Times: I am unique as an artist because of my genre-blending style of production.
Westleaf Staff: What does art mean to you?
Thousand Times: Art is anything that you create and put your heart and soul into.
Westleaf Staff: Describe music in three words.
Thousand Times: Happiness, Life, Purpose.
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