The Inner Club (Ep. 7): Treazy
What’s good everyone? We are back after a brief delay in activity but the radar picked up plenty for the week. Today’s forecast is coming by way of Treazy and The Inner Club series, from WithTheVisuals x The Lightning Collective. Filmed live in-studio at Cody C Music Studios in Reno, NV. Treazy kicks off the show with the much anticipated live performance.
For the two song medley, he chooses two unreleased records produced by, his long time collaborator, VanX. “High On Your Own Supply” and “Luv U Like $.” Both songs containing features in their original versions. For the show, Treazy recruits live band members to accompany him to bring the songs to life. Both songs are seamlessly laid out and touch on a few topics Treazy knows well about. Women and money, it’s what makes the world go round. The two songs give a brief insight of what the concept album he is working on might sound like. Anyone who watches may agree that the songs are dope. After the performance, the video cuts to a commercial for a Reno, NV local business named Potluck Food Truck. Having chose the business to highlight as it is also a good friend of Treazy’s who owns it. A commendable gesture by the artist for sure.
The commercial segment then cuts to the interview portion of the show. Treazy sits down the Luke to discuss a variety of topics. Touching in Treazy’s background as an artist, his come up, the local Reno scene, his close friends in music, early influences, and much more. The most interesting news to come from the interview was the mention of Treazy’s upcoming project. According to Treazy, it will be titled “I Can’t Hang Out, I’m Trying To Get Rich” and is actually a concept album. He also reveals to be in works with JK The Visual to produce a 30 min short film to go along with the music project. All of this information is exciting news about the creative direction of Treazy’s next full release. As for the album itself, Treazy reveals some dope features from people he respects and keeps close to him. A list including Smoke Skreezy, VanX, Shivaun Landeros, City, Josh Alexander, and OG David James. Needless to say, the Weather Watcher is looking forward to what Treazy has planned next.
If you’re not familiar with the artist, go dig into his catalog. Plenty of work to go through and catch up on. A SoundCloud page full of gems and a nice collection of songs on streaming platforms. Go search “Treazy” wherever you get your music. Be sure to follow him on IG down below by clicking the button.
— the weather watcher 🌦🛰