Money Mason Sounds had the privilege to sit down with two talented rap artists hailing from Kansas City, Missouri: Runt Mann and Madd Manson. Recently, this dynamic duo joined forces to release a project titled “16*29” as a heartfelt tribute to their dear friend, Chubbz, who sadly passed away. Runt Mann and Madd Manson are not only known for their musical prowess but also for their collective known as “Rich Villains.” Together, they form an unstoppable force within the music scene, delivering captivating lyrics and unmatched energy. Through their music, they aim to honor their friend’s memory and leave a lasting impact on their audience.
Money Mason: Can you share the inspiration behind the name “16*29” for your upcoming project? What significance does it hold for you?
Runt Mann: “To sum it up, really it’s about 1 Chubbz.. King of the Youth”
Madd Manson: “1 Chubbz”
Money Mason: What can fans expect from this project? How does it differ from your previous works, both in terms of sound and lyrical content?
Runt Mann: “For me, in my opinion it’s just a whole new sound from everything I’ve did in the past. I really didn’t make music for damn near 2 years and came back with this”
Madd Manson : “1 Chubbz”
Money Mason: Collaboration plays a significant role in the music industry. Are there any exciting features or guest appearances on “16*29” that you can reveal?
Runt Mann: “Madd Manson and Chubbz”
Madd Manson: “1 Chubbz”
Money Mason: As an artist, what message or emotions do you hope to convey through the songs on this project? Is there a particular theme or concept that ties the tracks together?
Runt Mann: “Villainous”
Madd Manson: “The lifestyle of me and my vizzos, and it wouldn’t be possible if it wasn’t for 1 Chubbz”
Money Mason: What was the most memorable moment or experience during the creation of “16*29”? Is there a specific song that holds a special place in your heart?
Runt Mann: “The project itself. 16*29 as a whole holds a special place in my heart and always will rather we did this album or not.
Madd Manson: “The whole album”
Money Mason: With the project’s release approaching, how do you personally feel about sharing your music with your audience? Are you excited, nervous, or both?
Runt Mann: “I don’t feel nervous or excited, just relieved”
Madd Manson: “All I can feel is our time is now, everybody else gonna fall in line”
Money Mason: The cover art for an album or project can often have a significant impact on its reception. Can you provide any insights into the artistic direction and symbolism behind the cover art for “16*29”?
Runt Mann: “Kings of the Youth…”
Madd Manson: “King of the Youth…”
Money Mason: In terms of the production process, did you explore any new techniques or experiment with different sounds on this project? How did that contribute to the overall sonic landscape of the music?
Runt Mann: “Yeah, because we creating a whole new sound in general for the underground scene, nobody sound like the RICH Villains. From the beats to the cadences everything was experimental”
Madd Manson: “Basically we just created a whole new aesthetic”
Money Mason: Each artist has their own creative process. Can you describe your typical approach when writing and recording songs for “16*29”? Do you have any rituals or habits that help you get into the right mindset?
Runt Mann: “First off I don’t even write, everything is said and done right then and there. Really just thank the Gods and Goddesses, I gotta smoke and it’s a vibe we create the aesthetic.
Madd Manson: “I don’t know for real, I just step in the booth and left the evils take over. And when I get done, most of the time I don’t be believing I recorded it. Ain’t no preparation I just let it take over.
Money Mason: Finally, once “16*29” is released, what are your plans for connecting with your fans? Will there be any special events, live performances, or exclusive content to look forward to in support of the project?
Runt Mann & Madd Manson – “Videos, merch, tour, and a bunch of stuff we can’t even announce yet but y’all gonna love it”
In the dynamic realm of rap music, few artists possess the ability to channel their emotions into lyrical masterpieces that resonate deeply with listeners. Runt Mann and Madd Manson, two immensely talented rap artists hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, have just unleashed their latest project, “16*29,” a powerful testament to their friendship and an homage to their departed friend, Chubbz. Through their collective, Rich Villains, these artists have cultivated a sound that is uniquely their own, infusing each track with raw emotion and unfiltered storytelling. If you’re ready to embark on a musical journey that transcends boundaries and speaks to the soul, make sure to check out the compelling album, “16*29,” by Runt Mann and Madd Manson below. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world where artistry meets passion and the memories of Chubbz live on through their remarkable music. Listen to the album “16*29”
