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Stevotherapper on Originality, Authenticity, and the Power of Word of Mouth in Music

Stevotherapper discusses his commitment to originality, the limits of online fame, and why real-world connection matters most in building a loyal fanbase.

By CloutflyPublished 9 months ago 2 min read
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In an era where music is more accessible than ever and countless new artists emerge daily, standing out is a challenge. For Stevotherapper, that challenge isn’t something to shy away from—it’s what motivates him. Known for his raw honesty and fearless approach to creativity, he opens up about his unique perspective on artistry, recognition, and what it truly means to have loyal fans. “To be honest, people shouldn’t care about my music,” Stevotherapper says frankly. It’s an unconventional statement from an artist, but it speaks volumes about his self-awareness and grounded mindset. “I’m sure there are plenty of artists that are ‘better’ than me in some aspects.” He acknowledges the talent that exists around him, but rather than viewing it as competition, he uses it as a reason to carve his own lane. What separates him from the crowd is his refusal to conform to a single style or sound. “What makes me stand out from the over-saturated crowd is that I try to make every song sound completely different from the previously released,” he explains. “A lot of artists, underground or mainstream, build a sound and then every song will have that same sound. Me, on the other hand, I try to give a new experience every time. This desire to break the mold is at the core of Stevotherapper’s artistic identity. Rather than playing it safe or riding current trends, he views each track as an opportunity to push creative boundaries. His goal isn’t just to release music—it’s to surprise his audience, challenge their expectations, and evolve with every project.

In addition to his approach to music production, Stevotherapper shares a thoughtful critique of the modern music industry, particularly the role the internet plays in shaping success. “I believe the internet has made a lot of people famous—musicians, business owners, and so on. It’s a great way to gain exposure,” he says. With platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and SoundCloud, it’s never been easier for aspiring artists to reach global audiences. However, he believes online popularity alone doesn’t equate to meaningful support. “The best and undeniably best way to have a core fanbase is word of mouth,” he continues. “Meaning if people are talking about your music and sharing it in real life outside the internet, you have real fans and a core fanbase. If people just like your music online, then it really doesn’t matter.” For Stevotherapper, genuine fan engagement happens offline—through conversations, community, and emotional connections that can’t be measured by views or likes.

When asked to sum up his musical style, Stevotherapper doesn’t hesitate. “Three words I would say that describe my music is fun, energetic & hustle.” These words reflect more than just a vibe—they represent his work ethic, his passion, and the lively spirit he brings to every track. Whether it’s an upbeat anthem or a gritty reflection, his music carries a consistent thread of energy and determination. As the music landscape continues to shift, artists like Stevotherapper remind listeners and creators alike of the importance of authenticity. He doesn’t chase fame or fit into boxes; instead, he builds a career based on individuality, real connections, and a relentless drive to keep innovating. For him, the goal isn’t just to be heard—it’s to be remembered, one unique track at a time.

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