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Antbeatz is a music producer and engineer whose beats have been making waves since 2012. Born and raised in a household immersed in the world of music, this talented individual inherited a passion for the art from his father, a bass guitarist, and his mother, a singer.

Growing up amidst the rhythmic hum of stage speakers, the melodies of pianos, and the resonating beats of drum sets, our protagonist was destined for a life filled with music. The journey began on 4-track cassette tape recorders, where ingenuity met necessity as they rigged together equipment to capture the essence of their creations. At that time, roles were fluid, and our protagonist was crafting beats without even realizing the formal definition of his role in the music-making process.

With influences rooted in rap, he drew inspiration from the likes of 50-Cent, E-40, T-Nutty, Brotha Lynch, Twista, Busta Rhymes, and Messy Marv. Was influenced by producers like Lil Jon, Rick Rock, Dr. Dre, Traxamillion, and a few others. The atmosphere at home fostered a love for music, leading to the creation of songs on those cassette tape recorders and the production of mini-albums that were sold to eager listeners.

Life took a turn in 2010 when, fresh out of prison, Antbeatz took music seriously. The path was unconventional, as studio sessions weren't a necessity. Instead, he found solace in the online realm, venturing into the world of YouTube in 2012. From then on, it's been a relentless journey, with beats created and shared, building a brand and a business from the ground up.

The transition from making beats on cassette tape recorders to online success was marked by a commitment to the craft. By 2015, the monthly income had surpassed $1000, a testament to the dedication put into the online hustle. Over 1000 licenses sold to artists and labels, with a peak month where $12,000 flowed in, showcasing the power of entrepreneurial spirit in the digital age.

What sets this music producer apart is the ability to adapt to the changing landscape of the industry. In a world where online presence and self-promotion are crucial, traditional studio sessions have been replaced by the virtual realm. No longer dependent on fighting for placements, our protagonist found success through online sales, catching the attention of labels that reached out and recognized the talent emanating from Fresno.

The journey from cassette tapes to YouTube success is a testament to resilience, creativity, and a passion for music that runs deep. For this producer/engineer from Fresno, every beat is not just a composition; it's a piece of a lifelong musical odyssey, with many more slaps to be made.