Career Explorer defines a music artist as someone who creates, performs, and releases music either independently or through a record label. The commitment level of a music artist is extreme, living sometimes a nomadic and taxing lifestyle and spending long days and nights in the studio recording music. They travel constantly, performing their music to small and large audiences with the goal of expanding their fan base.
Being a music artist requires a lot of talent, skill, and knowledge. Talent alone is not enough, but must be coupled with continual studying, learning, and practicing. During the beginning stages of the pandemic, music artists and entertainers had to find other ways to get their artists seen and heard.
Online boosted the careers of music artists by performing shows online, having listening parties online, talking to their fans more online, sharing more of their everyday world online, and having more time to just create. Today we take a look at a super talented entertainer by the name of Deniro.
Rapper, Actor, Model, and Father Donovan Berry aka Deniro Bossa comes to us from Long Island City, born in Brooklyn. Deniro is the CEO of Rabbit Skins ENT and the Co-Owner of BIG Est ENT. Being a father in the entertainment industry is a lot to balance but he is doing it with grace and excellence.
Deniro describes himself as a life of the party, full of energy, and a good person to be around. Making music so that he can express himself is what he enjoys most about being in the entertainment industry. His childhood had its ups and downs so Deniro makes sure his father’s duties come first, then music.
His latest Music “TAKE OVER – DENIRO BOSSA X SAINTP” is out now.
An important quote that Deniro lives by is “Be a leader and watch them follow.”
Deniro is the voice for people that don’t have the courage to speak for themselves. He wants everyone to be themselves and don’t change for anyone.
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This article has been published at BIZBoost Magazine Issue #7 Page 26-27
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