Wednesday, June 14, 2023

SINGER SONGWRITER TAMAS BULLA STOPS BY AND TALKS ABOUT HIS LATEST SONG "TIK TOK" AND MORE!

 

Teen singer/songwriter with boatload of talent looking to ride his flow into a career

 

By Kurt Beyers

 


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“TikTok” is the latest shot in the campaign of Tamas Bulla, 15-year-old singer/songwriter, to make a career in music.

 

The rap beat is where his “flow” is now, and he hopes the stream will take him from New Jersey to California. And he is having some fun with it.

 

“TikTok,” for instance. It has a thumping trap beat and lyrics that are, essentially, a complaint to his manager that he has been working too hard. A fun kind of beach video goes with it.

 

“My manager was telling me like how I need to post TikTok videos,” he said. “I wasn’t really posting that much because I was, like, over it. I was in the shower after getting out of the jacuzzi, and I started singing,‘I just needed a break from the TikTok,’ and then I just went off of there.”

 

Yeah I been I been I been gone

Walking through these streets with my shades on

I just needed a break

From the TikTok

 

With that beginning, the track turns into a story about a day with his girlfriend. He likes to tell stories in his tracks.

 

“I find the beat I like, and then I just say stuff or play the beat on loop until I find something to say, and I try to make it about my life or something that people can relate to.”

 

His turn to rap is recent. He has released seven songs since late last year, starting in the pop lane with the first three songs. The first two, “Out of Time” and “Shower Thoughts,” are original. The third, “Love Again,” was a cover of a Kid LaRoi song.

 

“I just recorded it for practice, but then my manager liked it, and he wanted me to put it out.”

 

All three are different examples of pop. His experiments with rap began with the fourth song, “Roll With Me,” a rap ballad. Next came “With You,” a bitter-sweet pop love song with a definite rap drumbeat.

 

“I was still trying to stay with that kind of poppy singing vibe, but I was trying to transition into this hip hop/rap kind of stuff.”

 

Then came “Spain,” rap with Mediterranean strings in the melody over the rap drums, and now “TikTok.”

 

“I’m trying to discover what’s best for me, and what people like the most,” he said. “I don’t go into the studio and have multiple writers working. At most, like ‘With You’ and ‘TikTok,’ I had my manager on a FaceTime call writing the song with me. I write all my songs, and I record everything by myself.”

 

He usually works on five songs at a time. Blocked on one, he starts another or switches back and forth. “It depends on how I feel about the song.”

 

The stories do not emerge from the beats.

 

“I just look for that flow that I have,” he said. “If a beat has my type of flow that I can write good lyrics on, then that’s most likely the beat that I would choose.”

 

He wants to make a career out of music and has since his parents gave him a guitar at age 5. He learned how to play it, the piano and drums.

 

Tamas is a part of a large Hungarian community in the region around his hometown in New Jersey, and he has sung at annual Hungarian festivals and at other ceremonies and celebrations.

 

“I know that I want to make a career out of music. I used to street perform, and I’ve played in bars, but, obviously, I want something way bigger than that. I just don’t know what type of career.”

 

He doesn’t have a specific goal right now. “I’m just trying to get it out there, trying to see what type of people or what type of music people want to listen to from me. And I’m still trying to figure out which type of music fits me as a person.”

 

From a purely listening standpoint, he has handled extremely well the different things he has tried so far.

 

More music is coming, and an exodus to California is a possibility, which would include leaving school to study for a GED.

 

“I can’t imagine myself sitting in school for another three years of my life, knowing that I can be outside having fun making music.”

 

“TikTok” is a step in that direction. If he builds enough of an audience, he said, “My parents would consider it.”

 

His music has the power to draw a following. Connect with Tamas Bulla on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2bGnj4UBZQ

https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0BPK5SK3K/tamas-bulla

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5pJ8r7OKiRU38yZp6xMK2c

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsdC_bb_GNdMTTjg2HjEAvg

https://www.instagram.com/tamasbullaofficial/

https://www.tiktok.com/@tamasbullamusic

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