In this episode of Two Beers With The Band, I sit down with Vancouver-based rapper Amiccella for an unfiltered conversation on balancing a full-time job with building a music career, staying authentic in the competitive hip-hop scene, and the grind of self-promotion as an indie artist in Canada.

We kick things off with first drinks and first impressions before diving into Amiccella’s start in music, her early influences in hip-hop and R&B, and how she developed a style that’s unapologetically her own. She talks about writing lyrics from personal experiences, overcoming performance anxiety, and building a fanbase through consistent Instagram content and networking with other artists.

From behind-the-scenes stories of her first music videos to the challenges of funding projects independently, Amiccella shares the realities of being a female rapper in Canada. We explore how she chooses producers and beats, handles online criticism, and collaborates with Vancouver’s creative scene.

We also get into branding, creative control, and why she measures success beyond streaming numbers. Along the way, Amiccella drops advice for young artists, reflects on lessons learned from live shows, and discusses her five-year vision for her career.

This episode is packed with insight, from recording session prep to building authentic fan connections, making it a must-listen for indie artists, hip-hop fans, and anyone chasing a creative dream without compromise.

🎧 Connect with Amiccella:
📸 Instagram: @amiccella
📺 YouTube: @amiccella