Rhythm The M3
Dallas, Texas, United States | Established. Jan 01, 2010 | SELF
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“He can artistically craft words in a way that is quite visionary for me,” said Courtney Carter Harbour, executive dean of the Office of Student Engagement and Retention. “We herald a lot of rap artists — Kanye West, Nas, Jay Z, Common — who have songs that are socially conscious messages. I think Rhythm fits within that same genre of artists.” - Et Cetera News
The Latest joint effort from I.Q. Muzic & Rhythm the M3 is some straight heat!!! Literally. OK, well figuratively! This is one of the dopest singles in 4th quarter rap fresh off of I.Q.’s upcoming album “The Remedy” dropping at the end of November 2015. The video takes place in post apocalyptic times so setting is high, during the “Munchies Crisis” so it’s probably not the only thing lit! But more importantly these two make an epic pair lyrically. For anyone who hasn’t watch these two grow organically and build a following throughout the South. Mixing the style of various tempos, smooth hooks, and upbeat wordplay to distinguish themselves from many in the region. If I.Q. is known for anything, it is definitely his creativity and he does a pretty job exemplifying that with this project. Q has been busy behind the curtains- launching his new #SpaceHeadz Shop at Valley View Mall in Dallas, recording projects like “The Remedy” collaboration with Bastrix Beats, “Believe in Muzic” album set to drop sometime in 2016, as well as a few other things that are benefitting the community. Plus, word on the street is he is currently in talks with Monster Energy and Tech N9ne’s label Strange Music for future works… I don’t know about you, but I think that is DOPE! Dallas has a ton of talent that is coming to the light and being recognized. It’s a very pleasing thing to see two of the most talented Latinos in Hip-Hop come with it on the soundwaves and to hear I.Q. & M3 jamming prove it with this one! - Too Fresh Productions
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Rudy Gutierrez, who goes by the stage name Rhythm the M3, is pairing his music venture with his education. The 24-year-old already holds two associates degrees in Commercial Recording and Liberal Arts from Cedar Valley College, and now he is working on a degree in Business Administration at Eastfield Community College.
"You have to have the knowledge to succeed," he said.
Rhythm's executive team from his record label, Beast Mode Records, held a Fan Appreciation Party for the rapper on March 28 at Elm Street Bar in Deep Ellum, Dallas Texas.
The event featured an appearance by Hollywood actress Nikki Soohoo, who had roles in Stick It and Bring It On: Fight to Finish.
"Ive always wanted to visit Dallas," she said at the party. "Edward Tapia, {Gutierrez's booking agent] and Rhythm the M3 gave me the opportunity to come out here, so it was terrific."
The club was packed for the event, and by the end of the night, the crowd's energy had peaked.
Immersed in music
Music has always been a part of Rhythm's life. He learned to play the piano at 7 and the drums at 12. He picked up jazz at 19.
Rhythm believes in the value of work ethic, and he believes a love for the art form is needed in a competitive industry like hip-hop.
"You have to have a passion and reason for what you're doing," he said.
"Rhythm can artistically craft words in a way that is quite visionary for me," said Courtney Carter Harbour, Executive Dean of the Office of Student Engagement and Retention. We herald a lot of rap artists Kanye West, Nas, Jay Z, Common who have songs that are socially conscious messages. "I think Rhythm fits within that same genre of artists.""I really see him as a student of the world and all the world has to offer. He's beyond his years in how he thinks and goes about his efforts," Carter Harbour said.
"I didnt want to just be this rapper dude who made something of himself," he said. "I wanted to be a hero for my neighborhood."
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