CJ Power - Drums from Sin on Six

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CJ Power - Drums

Sin on Six
Members R.J. Robles - Vocals Randy Jaymz - Guitar CJ Power - Drums Rusty Pete - Bass

Yesterday I had a guest from Compton. I told him how I had a band from Englewood on the show today. He told me that I was mistaken and they were not the same thing. What is the biggest difference between Englewood and Inglewood?

How did you learn to play the drums?

How did you and Randy meet?

How did Sin on Six get started back in 2019?

How effective was your add on Bandmix?

How did R.J develop his powerful voice?

Why does Pete hate Cleveland?

How have the vast musical backgrounds of the Sin on Six come together to create a unique, original sound, that is recognizable sound that can only be Sin on Six?

You have opened for many bands that are on everyone's bucket list of bands to work with. Which one ment the most to you?

What is your creative process?

How have the many years of stage and recording studios help your music to grow and evolve over the years?

How do you like to engage the crowds?

How do you like to keep the energy going during your performances?

You have had notable performance over the years. Which did you enjoy the most?

Over the many years of performing. How have you been able to remain humble and hungry?

My favorite song of yours is "In Black" . I feel that it captures the true essence of metal. It feels like it was made during the 90's. Was that intentional?

Great video for "Fading" who had upset the protagonist of the song?

"No Surviving" sounds amazing and complicated. How difficult is it to play?

"Drowning" feels intensely personal. Have any of the members of Sin on Six overcome alcoholism?

You have done several amazing covers. Which one is your favorite to play live?

I have heard that you are working on a new Ep with Black Water Audio. Why is he so great to
work with?

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