Contemporary Approaches: MUSIC
Miilky Beatz offers a very particular sound that has brought her big success in the U.S. and other countries
Contemporary Approaches March 17, 2020
Tell us about your single 10/10?
My single is called 10/10 together with Hozay Suave and The Connect from Profitsmusic. It is out on all platforms and our music video is streaming on youtube. The song is originally in Spanish and it got a very positive message that dedicated to all the 10/10 amazing women in the world. We released it specially on Valentine’s day.
What artist would you like to produce a song for?
I would like to produce for Young Money OvO, YSL, XO and also for many more Reggaeton artists. In general, would love to work with any artist from all of the world, especially women rappers too.
You have produced songs in Spanish. How come a woman from Israel decided to produce in Spanish?
It’s so funny, but most of the people in Israel knows Spanish as well, by watching many Telenovelas. I used to love watching Spanish TV shows like Rebelde Way Chiquititas, etc. They were so good and interesting and super adventurous and emotional. Also, we love Spanish music in Israel, I grew up listening to lots of Reggaeton music like Daddy Yankee, Nicky Jam, J Balvin, Ozuna Etc.
What are your future projects?
I’m working on a few singles.
One of the singles, features a very special singer/songwriter from Argentina, her name is Michelle Leclercq. Our single called ‘Small Doses’ and will be released on all platforms by the end of January. Working with her has brought many positive outcomes. I’m really proud of how the single is sounding and I love the honesty and feeling Michelle puts on her work. I believe we make a really good team and can’t wait for the world to listen to this song, because it’s fire!
The second single is “How does it Feel” is a very special collaboration between singer/songwriter Sandyjoe and Shai B. Both singers born and raised in Jamaica are ready to show the world their music. I wanted to work with these two very special artists, not just because of the talent they bring but to start the year by bringing women together and to show the industry that when women work together magic can happen.
What’s your 10-year goal?
My goal is to bring people together through my music. And create peaceful energies in the world by collaborating with different cultures. I would love to help the world in the future.
What’s the hardest part of breaking in this industry?
I think the hardest part is keeping up with any pressure, and to try to never lose control. And faith.
One of the best ways is, simply by thinking positive and keep being patient. Less expectation, and try to enjoy the journey.