Alex Izquierdo aka Klever was born and raised in South Los Angeles. His upbringing could have led him down a rough path but instead, he was fortunately introduced to music through his older brother Toker. Klever’s chorus for a song called “Till the Casket Drops” went viral hitting over 1M views on YouTube. It was that day that he became Klever from the Brownside. We had the chance to sit down with Klever to talk about new music and the upcoming Brownside documentary.
What is the biggest accomplishment of your music career?
Tbh I haven’t reached my biggest accomplishment yet but can honestly say this music career saved my life because if I wouldn’t of been busy on all this I probably would be dead or locked up behind this gang life.
Tbh I really don’t care about what other artist do, Me if i had it good like other successful artists I would give back not money wise but in opening up some kind of recreational facility to give these kids in rough areas something to do and guide them to a successful career or whatever other then an early funeral or jail.
I wouldn’t say he taught me but my oldest brother Toker is the one who got into the music way back in the day and i pretty much learned the basics of how it worked.
BROWNSIDE, 2pac,Eazy, Snoop and a few other 90s G’z. I also bump a lot of what we Mexicans call narco corridos. What you guys might call spanish music lol .
Spending good time with the fambam at home and I am writing new music and putting some ideas together for my projects I’m working on.
In or out it really don’t matter.
Toker and Danger from BROWNSIDE. 2pac, Eazy E.
If we make it out of this damn quarantine I’m hoping I finish the new album but most importantly the BROWNSIDE DOCUMENTARY.
