What do you want to dive in on

User12261990

Categories will consistently change depending on the roll out. But if their is a category yall would want to have me speak on or interact with (ex: sonic approach, lyric explanation, intention and purpose of certain songs, equipment used, DAW details, Synth parameters, vocal presets, sample references, mix intentions, vocal approaches) suggest them here.

thatguycraigmgmt

I wanna see more of the process like how you did the guillotine video. The creative process is incredible and I’m on Long Island I wanna come to the studio and hang! Thatguycraigmgmt@gmail.com manifesting the come thru email it’s a dream. I’m off till next Tuesday so hmu I’ll come thru

talita_regina

I want some Italian recipes

sebastian30

we need nonna bellion’s sauce recipe

Arianafaith02

I’m sooo down to hear more about anything lyric related

emmmypcd

Speaking to your thought process when creating - behind the scene style or whatever you like

sixthnick

With the broad scope of tools at your disposal, where do you choose to bring in live sound, and why? Do you think there can be an intentionality with using DAW’s and manufactured sounds to your benefit? Aside from just using it to use it because that’s what everyone else does.

jake.meredith_

Its a huge ask, but I'd love to see just a full on display/breakdown of one of your more technical songs similar to how Jacob Collier does his Logic Breakdown sessions. I love picking apart songs to gain a better understanding of what underlying instrumentation makes stuff pop, but also I know I'm definitely bound to miss SOMETHING (like an ambient pad or texture SFX) with how much cool stuff is going on in your music at once (like Woke the F*ck Up or Kid Again).

wesdalelio

I'd love to hear you speak on what it's like to write for other artists. Like, whether you have someone in mind from the start of the song, or whether you write for the sake of writing, and then decide something isn't for you and push it for placement

ireinoehl

would love to dive into vocal presets. Also how to be creative with the voice, utilizing it for more than just singing, and how to mix it differently depending on its use. Oh and your process of finding samples, melodies, etc. What places are you looking for inspiration, how do you know what is usable/what will stick, etc.

selahk

lyric inspo stories/deep dives would be sick

catkeleghan

We want socks!!!!

Davian

Please please please give us a hint that you’ve ghost written for big rappers.

JOEPIO

As a musician and producer, Im jumping out of my seat at the idea of ANY of those. I feel like dropping stems with the rollout of singles could be cool for people to try and make remixes!

E P H R A I M

I think we all want “making ofs” for all the new songs

730_AJ

I genuinely just love to learn constantly so to see how any music comes together is always so sick to see

nate

Something that might be interesting is any thoughts you had for lyrics or sound or anything else that you had planned on putting into one of your songs, that didn't make it in, maybe lyrics didn't fit sonically, but fit the meaning of the song really well

I got GPS on my phone

Any chance we can get a bts of your favorite individual tracks?

Kind of like that “The making of” series, but of stuff that you loved creating or collaborating on recently

DreamingInBraille

Request to dive in on the production and composition of tracks and the ideas behind them. Your "Making Of" series from a decade ago was what inspired me to start producing and making my own music. Hearing different ideas, watching things which I didn't think would fit in the track come together, and the way that you were able to shape the sound to be sonically and lyrically meaningful and intentional was something I never had access to before. The Glory Sound Prep Documentary had the same effect, and the Kid Again lead-in video brought it out of me again. Getting a glimpse into the headspace and the flow of ideas truly helped me find my sound and be unapologetically me.

Any deep dives into tracks and the ideas behind them - technically and conceptually - would be great, and would no doubt inspire the next wave of Bellion fans to also explore their artistry, creativity, and individuality.

Much Love!

emaddyy

You have spoken about how you still hear and use beats from when you were a kid. I would love to hear how you’ve taken those beats as inspiration in this next project. Your music is always fresh and I think other artists are always inspired by that. GSP was ahead of its time so no doubt this album will be too.