OLE MANN

UDC: Name? Background? Who you are?

OLE: I’m Ole Mann from West Dallas projects. I’ve been doing the rap thing for a minute. Ole Mann doesn’t represent old, it represents wisdom strength and honor. I’m doing this for my people.

UDC: Who are your musical influences?

OLE: Scarface, first off because he keeps it so real. He’s down to earth. He tells it like it is. Biggie and JayZ are the great ones. I respect what they did and do to this day. They speak their mind. They did it different from everyone else.

UDC: Is there a message or a theme to your music if so what is it?

OLE: My message is that I want the world to hear me. Everyone has their point of view but my point of view is entirely different from everyone else.

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I want you to know my where I’m coming from. I want them to know my struggles and my pain. My fights. My battles. I want people to love me and at the same time hate me. This is life, baby. My life.

UDC: What’s priority number one for Ole Mann?

OLE: Getting it out to the people, whoever wants it. The people who will take time out to listen and put the CD in. And then tell a friend.

UDC: Do you have any words you would like to express to your audience?

OLE: I just want you to know what I speak is from the heart and soul. I couldn’t even tell you how much this means to me. This isn’t for any rims. I just want to feed my family. I’m going to give you everything I’ve got. I know you will listen and appreciate it.

OLE MANN
214.869.3581
remi_37@yahoo.com

Interviewed By Lejend@undevco.com
Photography By Ean Pegram