Cadillac Muzik announces upcoming project

Southern funk-inspired urban R&B band/duo Cadillac Muzik new project “Playa Innovators” is scheduled for release on July 24, featuring “a modern urban flavor with an old-school soulful twist, very reminiscent of Alternative Hip Hop/Soul acts like Ceelo and Outkast.” 

Led by Beseja “CaddyMack” Moses and Scott “DaddyDvil” Campbell say the envision themselves leading the way for modern-day musicians. Nowadays, being producers, entertainers, business owners, and entrepreneurs require wearing multiple hats.

“Weʼre heavily influenced by ’70s soul bands,” Moses told San Antonio Current. The band’s unique style and charisma profoundly influenced people of all ages for the past 10 years. “When we started Cadillac Muzik in 2010, we never realized our authentic style had the power to influence the characteristics of major modern acts such as Kendrick Lamar, Anderson Paak, EarthGang, and Childish Gambino,” Campbell said. 

The funk-flavored originality of the band surrounds you with a nostalgic vibe of music greats like James Brown, George Clinton, Prince, Isley Brothers, and several Motown acts, to which the band attributes their style. In 2018, the band quickly peaked at #12 on the Billboard R&B Album Sales Charts for their project titled “Lac Gospel.” The following year in 2019, they ranked #10 for R&B Album Sales, #22 for Heatseekers Albums, and #45 for Independent Albums Sales for their project “Groove Nation.”

For Cadillac Muzik, arising from the eastside streets of San Antonio was a task in and of itself. Being surrounded in poverty-based crime-infested neighborhoods propelled them to move towards a positive direction in life. Making a global positive impact on others has always been their dream. 

“God is the only reason we are pursuing what we are doing,” Moses told Texas Public Radio. 

With there being such a small urban music scene in San Antonio, Cadillac Muzik managed to gain 60,000+ followers on social media, over 2 million streams, and appeared in the Billboard Charts.