Beanzy's Freshman Album Produced Entirely by Bobby Sacramone Out Now

Beanzy's Freshman Album Produced Entirely by Bobby Sacramone Out Now

September 4, 2020

After working consistently on singles and freestyles for YouTube and Soundcloud, I have just produced a full length album for up and coming rapper Beanzy. He is my cousin and lives in New Jersey so I don't see him much, but we still make music every day. I make beats and send them to him and he sends me his vocals and I do the rest. We have just put out our first full length LP titled, "Degenerate" on all platforms. 

Only two out of the fourteen songs on the album were recorded with us both in the same room. It is easier and more efficient to record in the same room and just overall provides a different vibe for the song/project. However, Beanzy and I have still made quality work from two different states and this album shows that. 

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