One on One in the Studio
It’s quarter after eight on Monday morning when Joseph Anderson—better known to the world as former child actor turned popstar Joey Angel—enters the lobby of Killa Whatz Studios. He’s early for his 8:30 recording session with DJ Key, a.k.a. Key Jay, a.k.a. Kian Jordan, only one of the biggest names in hip hop. If there’s any celebrity who can still make him star struck when he’s in the big leagues himself, it’s Key, straight up.
Pausing just inside the lobby’s glass doors, Joey takes a moment to check his reflection to make sure he looks okay, then wipes his sweaty palms on the front of his denim jacket. He can do this, he sings well, he has fans of his own, dammit. But he’s never met anyone before who he admires as much as he does DJ Key.
Joey grew up listening
