How long has music been a part of your life?

Answer: I was born musically talented. Music came to me young as a child, I started off early singing gospel songs and praise dancing with my family for my granny’s church, singing, dancing, then started writing my own lyrics at a early age as well before 10 years old.

If it wasn’t for music, where would you be now?

Answer: If it wasn’t for music, I would still found my way I believe to use my voice somehow. I was born with multiple talents and a gift for creation as a whole. I am now a film writer, actor, author, marketing, company branding, creating websites, fashion/architecture ideas, the list continues…

How did you come to realize that music was the way forward for you?

Answer: I was always known in my family for my talent, before I was entertaining for the public, I was entertaining for my family. I always knew I wanted music, it’s really hard to explain.

If you had to sacrifice one skill, which would you least like to let go, and why?

Answer: If I had to sacrifice creation as a whole I wouldn’t want to live. I wouldn’t be able to cope with anything in life. I would feel stuck.

In what way do you aim to make a difference?

Answer: I aim to make a difference in not only music & how music is heard, but a difference in humanity. I want to show people that’s it’s okay to be exactly who you are & you can overcome

your pain. Never be afraid to give your lights to others, which in God’s eyes that means more than any materialistic thing you can gain. I’m all about making a difference in our community as well, showing kids it’s okay to not be violent, use your gift that we all have inside.

If you could partner with any other record label who would it be and why?

Answer: I don’t have any favorite record label I would wanna work or partner with.

What does Worldwide Hustle look for when searching for talent?

Answer: Worldwide Hustle looks for talent. That is all we are looking for, real talent, we are artist development as well.

Where is your career heading? What’s the vision for Worldwide Hustle?

Answer: My career is headed towards a international break through, along with every artist we are behind. Worldwide Hustle will continue to create stars with star power.

Taevione Lanier also known as Tae Daproducer is an producer- artist from Birmingham AL,
that has been heating up recently in the rap game. He has been dropping music videos along
with producer content on Youtube this past year and has gotten a good amount of attention.

Tae Daproducer has over 100k views on his Youtube videos & nearly 15k followers on Instagram. Tae Daproducer also has over 20,000 monthly listeners on Spotify , which is continuing to grow. Tae DaProducer looks to keep his momentum going by dropping more music , YouTube videos , and beats on his numerous platforms.

Tae Daproducer has set the standards high for many upcoming artists-producers. He is not only gaining love and fandom for his melodic songs and beats , but also for his risk taking ability to branch into new styles and creative lanes. His focus has always been the people because without them he would be nowhere and his talent would be unheard.Tae Daproducer has always crafted his songs with his fans and audience in mind and believes that to be the best and only approach if you want to truly connect with your fans.

You can find him on all the major platforms such as Apple Music , Instagram , Spotify , and
YouTube simply by searching…

(Apple Music ,Spotify, YouTube ) : Tae Daproducer
(Instagram) : TaeDaproducer_

Q. Who is Gucci Gordy? Gucci Gordy is the mmelinum version of Barry Gordy of Motwn.

Q. How’d you get into the music industry to begin with? I started in St Louis, and it started out as a hobby.

Q. Why would an artist get dropped from a major label? Does it all just come down to the bottom line? An artist would get dropped by not meeting expectations versus the risk of the investment. It does because labels lose a lot of money because they spend money frivolously and if an artist don’t recoup their money, they get dropped. Major Labels spend money differently and artist are left to recoup. Any artist would have to have an upward trajectory.

Q. I constantly hear incredibly impressive singing talents in places like the rice houses in St. Louis or even street corners in Detroit … why don’t some people get discovered while other less talented people do? Because they work harder. If it’s meant to happen, it will happen.

Q. Which is more important for musician’s success: talent or marketability? Both

Q. How important is seeing a band play live in deciding whether to sign them? Important because you get to see the full package from their stage presence, crowd interaction, and crowd likability.

Q. How do A&R’s search for new talent these days? Word of mouth and research on all social media platforms.

Q. How do you stay organized in such a vast industry? Repeating the same protocol, creating a curriculum and staying consistent by creating a regime and sticking to the process.

Q. What was the most recent signing that you were a part of? I signed Leeky G Bando, artist based out of New York, Chris Echols, and Destineeee Lynn.

Q. Where can the world follow you? @guccigordy

Q. What’s next for you in the music world? As an executive, my next move is scaling the business up by diversifying my portfolio by signing labels and international artist.