Indianapolis, IN– People
enter the rap game for all sorts of reasons: Money, glory, fame, women. But
Indianapolis native Hot Dizzy (born Joshua Miller) isn’t here to step on toes
or pretend to be something he’s not. Uninterested in fame or fortune, he’s truly
in it for the love of music, something that’s rare in a world saturated with
greed and ego. Growing up, music was a source of refuge for the artist, who
struggled to cope with a difficult and challenging upbringing. Through music,
however, he was able to express himself, to purge his emotions in the form of
songs, and in doing so it got him through tough times and made something
beautiful out of the darkness. His hope is that his music helps others in the
same way it did him, that people feel heard and understood through his lyrics.
“Music’s gotten me through some tough times in my life. I want to return the
favor, and get out my message,” says Hot Dizzy of his motivation. Reliability
is what makes the artist so intriguing, “When I write, it’s usually about
something that I’m going through,” he explains, “I want to relate to people.”
The death of a close friend pushed Hot Dizzy to pursue his dream of being a
prominent rapper, and he’s persisted all while maintaining a full time job
driving a truck.
Hot Dizzy brings his knack
for storytelling and compelling lyrics to his latest album, “Handle Ur Biz.”
The album’s title is a testimony of hustle and hard work that have culminated
in Dizzy’s debut into the rap game. What can you expect from the album? “Some quality
music,” says Hot Dizzy, continuing, “Nowadays, a lot of people sound alike and
are all doing the same thing. I’m not hating on anyone, but my music is from
the heart.”
Eager to put his beloved city
of Indianapolis on the map, Hot Dizzy is doing big things in a big way.
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