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OnCue: So, with the aforementioned “Can’t Wait” project, I was making some noise and sitting down with some majors and that ‘Feel Tall’ video kind of popped off. Jones: What’s the story behind Just Blaze being executive producer on AYM? I was really running myself through the ringer, if that makes sense.

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It was the first project where I didn’t necessarily have to go to school or work a full time job anymore. That was the first album I really put blood, sweat, and tears in. I’m working with Just and I can’t go out there and rush through the verses. Like “Can’t Wait” showed promised and potential but the bars needed to come up. I just felt like I needed to step my shit up entirely. OnCue: The writing process, you know I’ve said in the past, but with Just’s involvement in the album, I would like to say I’m very self-aware, I’m hard on myself. Jones: What was your writing process when working with Just Blaze on Angry Young Man? From highs to lows, producers, and advice, OnCue has a lot of wisdom and memories to impact on our readers while climbs higher in his career. He has shared a stage with Kid Cudi, Pitbull, and 3OH!3. With the release of his mixtape “Leftover”, OnCue since then has booked shows all over the Northeast. OnCue garnered thousands of downloads and attention with the release of his first single “Crashing Down”. In 2010, OnCue released “Cuey Sings the Blues” which was presented by, Mick Boogie and Terry Urban. Geoff “OnCue” Sarubbi is a 22 yeard-old Connecticut-native, Brooklyn-based rapper known for blending the sounds of Alternative Rock and Hip-Hop to create an eclectic sound. Jones crew at took a day trip to Connecticut to catch OnCue during his “Angry Young Man” Tour. Hope he doesn’t think I’m moving too fast.įor more on Cuey, check out his latest mixtape “ Can’t Wait”.Connecticut Hip Hop: links with OnCue on the first stop of the Angry Young Man Tour. I’’m almost ready to propose marriage via twitter. (He’s even willing to pay for the taxi back.) And when the chorus drops you can’t help but sing along with the tag line, “I never was a rich kid but best believe that I’m dying one”. The production value is hella tight and Cuey takes the appeal of sleeping with a rapper to a whole new level. OnCue has been hooking up with producer CJ Luzi for a while now, but for “Rich Kid” he also teams up with Brenton Duvall and the result is a concoction worthy of Hogwarts.

However, the sheer brilliance of “Rich Kid” makes that utterly impossible. Don’t get me wrong, the dude deserves it, but I’m not yet ready to let my little rap secret go.

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I always knew Cuey would make it, especially with the recent successes of Mac Miller and Mike Posner, but it seems a bit too soon. This Brooklyn based rapper is emotional without being emo and has sampled everyone from Coldplay to Tracy Chapman. I downloaded his second mixtape “Leftovers” in December 2010, and was immediately impressed by his ability to take chances in a musical category that already rendered him an outsider due to genetics and his childhood upbringing. So please don’t think I’m jumping on the Cuey bandwagon now that his new track “Rich Kid” is blowing up cyber space. I’ve been hyping OnCue for almost two years. All right, before we begin I’ve got something to get off my chest in order to appease my ego.