About Artist
While he calls his style of music ‘fun music,’ it is unmistakable to fathom the serious efforts implemented by Adoniz to compose such a manifold of music that lets listeners know that he is not recording just for the fun of it. “I am taking the initiative as far as really understanding what it is to prepare and execute my craft,” stated the Brooklyn native who was raised in Newark, New Jersey. T...hanks to his father’s encouragement and guidance, Adoniz’s appetite for music would begin to be truly nourished at the ripe age of nine. On that account, he has harvested his art to become: an arranger, producer, songwriter and a multitalented vocalist. For years, the smile-happy artist’s fingertips blessed his church congregation with harmonic tunes played on the drums and piano. By 16 years old, he was showering vocal miracles onstage. That was when he and even acclaimed vocalist Kenneth “CeCe” Rogers realized that apart from being a musician, he was also an exceptional vocalist and crowd-pleasing performer. As a result, Adoniz has graced his voice and performed on the stages of: the New York Jets Training Facility, NJPAC, Karta, the Mary B. Burch Theater, The Multi Media Arts Center and Rutgers University Football Stadium. Aside from the performances, Adoniz also has several noteworthy collaborations to his credit. He has worked with: fellow New Jerseyan Wyld Stylers, producer/drummer Kevin Lamar, and Mr. West. Along side his background of performances and collaborations, Adoniz recognizes that it wouldn’t be possible to have perfected his craft without great mentors like Jerry Wonda. After growing up watching Wonda play the bass at church, the two have been communicating weekly for a year. Apart from guidance on the business aspect of the music industry, Wonda’s ocean of musical artistry delights most, if not all, of Adoniz’s new music to assure it is not cut-and-dried. “When I have new music, he is one of the first ears I bring it to,” Adoniz shared. Now, Adoniz is looking to solidify his greatness with his upcoming solo project. The imminent album is set to encompass the same trait the majority of great artists have put into practice when producing their own work, being different. “My style of music has direction but can be somewhat random because I try not to allow myself to be placed in a box,” Adoniz expressed. That attribute separates him from indifferent artists. Still, the Alliance for Lupus Research supporter does not want it to be too extreme, for he stated that he wants to avoid being “so much different where I am on Pluto and no one understands my music. ” The facts that Adoniz uses “everyday experiences” as his material to write has allowed him to succeed in avoid that so far as his music has been understood and well-received throughout all of his projects in the tri-state. Be that as it may, as he continues to better his craft even further, he plans to expand his scope of projects, and he has the distinct style of music to do so.
When asked how he would categorize his music, he voiced, “I enjoy pop. I enjoy R&B. I enjoy hip-hop. But, I don’t want to be classified as just an R&B singer or pop singer. It’s fun music. We’ll call it fun music.”
When asked how he would categorize his music, he voiced, “I enjoy pop. I enjoy R&B. I enjoy hip-hop. But, I don’t want to be classified as just an R&B singer or pop singer. It’s fun music. We’ll call it fun music.”
