Vega, Manager of 3xBravo, Talks the Music Industry and the Scene in Atlanta

Boyd: I saw where you guys released ‘No Time Soon’ last week. What all goes into releasing a song?

Vega: Bravo is still technically an independent artist, so basically what happens is we have a creative rollout. We want to make sure everything is good, and that we have the right elements for the promo. It takes about two to three weeks to get the cover art and whatever we want to go along with the song, and once we have all of those things together, that’s it!

Boyd: Talk about being a manager during the pandemic and what you have found success with.

Vega: Basically this whole pandemic was how Bravo came to light and where his fame started because the internet was all we had. So we were like 'we’re going to pound the internet, put this stuff up, and if the people love it, it will go where it needs to go.' So it was about trying to conquer the whole social media thing because he’s not really a big social media person. So we’ve been trying to get him on all of his networks. As far as reaching out to your fans—you want to hit them on all types of platforms and utilize social media to connect and network with people in the industry. I don’t know how it was before the pandemic—I really only know the music industry from the internet!

Boyd: Talk to us about the music scene down in Atlanta

Vega: The music scene is going crazy right now! There are a lot of people in Atlanta that are just going up. I really like down here. Now I feel like we could be a little more together as far as upcoming artists, but really there is a lot of support. Once you get into certain spaces on your level, people will push and connect you on other levels. Atlanta is definitely the place you want to be in the music industry, or even if you just want to start off doing something. It is one of the better spots to be in for sure.