Jinz Moss Time Interview

Question: How would you describe your music?

Jinz Moss: It's pretty classic style rap music, bit jazzy and bit crude - bit sad, bit angry, bit happy.


Question: Which is your favourite song to perform live and why?

Jinz Moss: My favourite is one that's unreleased under the proxy name of Orgies it's just the most bouncy really.


Question: If you could have anyone, in the world, attend a show, who would it be?

Jinz Moss: To attend my show? Just fans really perhaps an equal amount of men and women would be great.


Question: Do you prefer performing live or recording?

Jinz Moss: I definitely prefer recording its way more relaxing.


Question: What motivates you most when writing music?

Jinz Moss: I think I'm a bit of a junkie I'm motivated by the possibility making a better song next I guess.


Question: Which music/artists are you currently listening to?

Jinz Moss: 6LACK, Boogie and Kota The Friend.


Question: What or who was your inspiration to go into the music industry?

Jinz Moss: I think mainly my manager Rhys, he got my doing it properly.


Question: If you could collaborate with another artist, who would it be?

Jinz Moss: Right now I'd collab with Boogie.


Question: Did you have any pre-conceived ideas about the music industry?

Jinz Moss: Yes definitely! I still do they are all getting broken down gradually. It's a long game for most people.


Question: What's a typical day like?

Jinz Moss: Typically I'd get up, make a smoothie and head over to either one of two studios, make some demos, cook dinner with my girlfriend and then go to bed.


Question: What has been your favourite part of becoming a music artist?

Jinz Moss: I think the feeling of purpose outside of my job and loved ones, having something of my own. I think it's really important so luckily I have that in music.


Question: Can you tell us 4 things required for a happy healthy and enjoyable life?

Jinz Moss: 1. Good Diet
2. Water
4. Family
5. Animals

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Interview by Brooke Hunter