I’ve never been a person of many words, unless it was something I was really passionate about, either that or if it was chillin’ with a group of friends.

I have just been needing to get some stuff off my chest, this is just some public speaking, this is for y’all… Welcome to my world.

SayWHatYoUFeel – TroNic

Este es un spot comercial de la compañía AXA, dirigido y animado por Tronic, trata sobre como va evolucionando la humanidad representado como un hombre de papel el cual se va transformando en diferentes objetos que han sido de los mas imporantes en la historia.

Vía Illusion360

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Malice X Pusha = The Reason I started rapping…That is all

After deploying it in his stellar compilation album Platform on Renaissance, Swedish techno legend Christian Smith has released his quality production Indecent Exposure in the form of a two-tracker on his very own Tronic imprint. Smith is world-renowned for his capability to explore the boundaries between house and techno, and there is no exception in this EP.

Continue to read my review on Indecent Exposure at Data Transmission – The Online & Mobile Dance Music Authority via here

Hit me up on Twitter…@Tronicmusic

Some footage we filmed while I was recording my first single “Make It (To The Top)” Feat. Amanda Diva. This actually sparked how I got the name of the whole EP. When I messed up at the end there I said “I should call the EP “The Imperfect Robot” which then evolved into “The Unfinished Robot”, more on that later. Don’t forget to follow @tronicmusic on twitter and check out the Myspace (which will vastly improve in about a week).

“Predator for success, I keep hunting” ©TroNic

Amanda Diva if you don’t know, you need to ask somebody. Follow her @amandadiva

The Warm Up

••Me and Logic are new friends ••

“All Black Everything”

Stuck @ “high school shootings, sixteens leaving in Hearses” You get me?

#Shoutout to the Diva Only the Beginning 1.

@tronicmusic

Trizzy, originally uploaded by Tronic Pics.

Everybody wants to die rich, right?

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What is truely happiness? The ultimate happiness. I know getting something new alway makes me happy or accomplishing something does, but it seems to always fade away right? Is there a happiness that last forever…

I love my ladies with tats. If anyone of you had a piece of art like this, you would get a hit song written about you lol.

Nos vamos con una de las más populares a nivel latinoamericano de nuestras agrupaciones nacionales. Tronic, bueno si se lo toman en serio no les va a gustar, pero su fanaticada no dice lo mismo de estos muchachos y su fanaticada es grande, de ejemplo un boton: “TRONIC 4EVER WEYS!!!!

“I wanna be somebody, stay connected like a bone

I got my Berry on my hip and making calls on my Iphone

God please forgive my tone, I just wanna be alone

And sometimes I wish that my pops just wouldn’t come home”

What is success to you? Drizzy Thank you & Your Welcome

LISTEN HERE: Tronic – Successful Freestyle TroNic • Successful Freestyle

I recently sent in an application to this program. This could be a huge step, the type a stuff i would talk about on “Behind the Music”. Thank you, & your welcome to 1LoveT.O.

This is something I wrote while talking to a close friend of mine. She is a great person I hope you don’t take this the wrong way.

I look into your eyes
I see hurt I see lies
I look into your soul
It’s bitter and it’s cold
I look into your heart
I see your end but no start

Execpt when you first up in the club
& Last to leave a show
You don’t care about the riches
You just want to be known

So when they look into your eyes
They see that your so kind
When they look into you soul
They are blinded with your goal
So they blind themselves from your heart
And I’m sorry nothing will ever start
Only end and then you’ll be at it all over again…

- Tronic

Allow me to Introduce myself, my name is TroNic, Producer and Rapper Born in Toronto, Canada but raised in Kingston, Jamaica. I follow my dreams. I’m here to make GOOD music because it’s all thats on my mind, it’s all i think about and it’s all I can see myself doing. I’ve worked with a few artists but I don’t wish to name who, because 1. you probably would be like, “who is that?” or 2. You will probably wonder “why haven’t I heard that?”. I’m just not the type of person to really talk about what I have accomplished because I’m constantly accomplishing more things, i rather my actions reveal it to you, sort of an “actions speak louder than words” mentality. This is mainly the reason why I have started this blog, for documenting my chase for success. I ask you to come and stick with me and watch me  do my thing so you can say you witnessed it from day one. Thank you, and your welcome.

So if you ended up following me over here I first have to say thank you for following me in my endeavors.

This blog is going to go further and I aim to actually have some more professional help done with me on this page. I hope to post more music, more songs I’m writing and even post beats that I feel to let your hear or know I’m working on. This is also to document the early stages of what is to become of Me. With your support and interest I hope to produce quality music and bring you into my world and hope to help you in your daily lives. The struggle starts here.

“Usually when people are sad, they don’t do anything. They just cry over their condition. But when they get angry, they bring about a change” – Malcolm X

- Tronic…Got beatsTronic

Black Milk – In The A.M.

I only first heard of Black Milk a few weeks ago, and his album Tronic quickly became one of my favorites from 2008.  Unlike most producers-turned-rapper, Black Milk isn’t too bad at the latter, and definitely excels at the former.  This is a pretty dope song, though I don’t know if it’s off anything.

Black Milk dedicated an episode of his show Black Milk Broadcast to his good friend, and comrade Baatin. If you recall, on the track “Long Story Short”, Black spits “My kinfolk went on tour, roadie for Slum Vil/He got a beat CD in the hands of Baatin/didn’t hear from em’ til they got back to Michigan..”. That’s right, if there was no Baatin there may not have ever been a Black Milk. Black adresses right away that Baatin was the one that got him into the music game. In the video Black Milk reminisces about making music with Baatin, as well as how he was influenced by Tin. At the end of the video Black shows some video footage from a Slum Village music video shoot for their upcoming album Manifesto.

As I said before, Baatin was one hell of an emcee and embassador to Detroit Hip-Hop. He will be dearly missed, and he will always be in the prayers of true Hip-Hop heads.

Spotted @2DopeBoyz