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The DJ Turned Musician Nico Hernandez Plans On Dropping His New EP In The Beginning Of 2021

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
October 20, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Nico Hernandez is a famous DJ based out of California. He has been a DJ since he was 16 years old. When he was 28, he decided to start making music of his own. He has released two songs to date, “Snakes” being a huge success.

Currently, Nico Hernandez is working with local music producers to make more music. He plans on releasing two new songs by the end of 2020. Nico Hernandez also aims to drop his EP with 5-10 tracks at the beginning of 2021.

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The DJ Turned Music artist has been into music for a long time. He looks up to famous musicians like Nipsey, Tupac, and Biggie. The reason he wants to create music is to inspire young people. He believes that the music industry is putting a lot of pressure on young people. But Nico Hernandez only wants to inspire young musicians.

His next move other than dropping a new EP is to guide and teach people in the music industry how to make money in the financial markets. Nico is highly intuitive about the market situation. Even though he has a government job, he keeps investing in various markets to improve his finances.

Nico Hernandez wants to pass his investing knowledge on to other people in the industry so they can continue creating music with no worries about finance. When asked what he would prefer money or fame, Nico Hernandez answered that he would want neither. He just wants to leave a legacy so that people who come after him will remember him.

The upcoming new artist Nico trusts that young artists can now produce and release their own music. There is no need for label deals and managers. Artists now have enough resources to make moves themselves.

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