Q+A With The FAMM Crew
by Brandon Hart
Colorado Music Buzz hosted a Q&A session with the FAMM Crew about their group and the experience they had in the Step Up and Get LIVE Competition at Herman’s Hideaway. This innovative rap group, originally from Colorado Springs but now rapping out of Denver, has a very interesting and very relatable sound to them. Their influences and their love for music make a strong appearance in their music. Originally hailing from different parts of the country, the band’s togetherness shines through in all their music. I had a conversation with them about their interests and the music. Here is some of that.
CMB: Is FAMM short for family? How did you come up with the band name?
FAMM: It stands for Forever About Making Music
CMB: Do you guys have certain people that have influenced your music?
FAMM: Well yeah we like the classics. You know Tupac and such, but we are really influenced by the local scene.
CMB: What brought you guys to want to be in Denver as rappers? Isn’t it [Denver] kind of a weak market for rappers?
FAMM: No, we love it. Denver is really into it music scene so it makes it good for us to rap and make the music we love.
CMB: As far as collaborations go all rappers like to experience different styles. Is there a style that you haven’t collaborated with that you would like to?
FAMM: Dubstep and house music because it is really hot locally. So doing that would be a good one for sure.
CMB: So I know you guys want to make music and that’s the main goal, but what’s next for The FAMM Crew?
FAMM: Mostly we want to just keep making music our way.
The FAMM Crew is definitely a group to check out if you haven’t already. A lot of rappers have one distinctive sound that epitomizes the region they come from, but The FAMM Crew brings likeability to their rap music that makes it aesthetically pleasing for the ear. Not to mention that they are Colorado Guys.
Online: thefammcrew.bandcamp.com
Category: Buzzworthy2
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