509 Kreole is Blowing Up
Renel, better known as “509 Kreole,” is more than just a talented music artist. 509 Kreole is an entrepreneur and Inpatient Pharmacy Technician. He is from Haiti and based in Connecticut. 509 Kreole is a very talented person with an entrepreneurial mindset. He believes that music is an amazing outlet to express yourself. He views it as a form of therapy and deeply connects with his love for music. 509 Kreole has always loved music since he was younger and has been taking it way more seriously in the last four years. Some of his biggest accomplishments in life are learning how to speak English, getting his national certification in pharmacy, and his loving family. 509 Kreole is working on music videos and new content for his fanbase. He is gearing up to release some upcoming songs he wrote, and fans can not wait for this talented artist to release this content. Music is his life, and the future looks bright for 509 Kreole.
The Hype Magazine got 509 Kreole to weigh in on a few things
What is your real name & stage name?
My name is Renel, But most know me as 509 Kreole, Kreole. 509 Kreole is my stage name.
Where are you from?
I am originally from Haiti. Came here in 2002. Been in CT ever since.
What do you do?
I am an entrepreneur; I am an Inpatient Pharmacy Technician. I am an Artist.
What do you enjoy most about being a musician?
The creativity and freedom to express yourself. Music is also a form of therapy for me
Which musician would you like to collaborate with?
Right now, I’m open to working with anyone. It’s just a difference between if we both like the song or not. I like to work with musicians that are relatable
How long have you been in your industry?
I’ve been working toward this hero journey for about 4 years now. I mean, I always loved music but actually pushing it. I would say 4 years now.
What is your biggest accomplishment?
Learning how to speak English, getting national certification in pharmacy. My family. I can go on for days. I love life.
How has COVID affected you on your journey?
As a healthcare worker, I had no choice but to just deal with it. It was pretty hectic, but that’s what we do and what we love. I think patients’ health is very important to me. So I had that in mind, and we made it here so far. My family was okay, thank you.
What’s your next move?
Music videos, trying to win this opening act coming up. Just honestly grinding. Keep pushing the brand, the name. 509 Kreole.
Are you working on any projects?
Yes, I have a few projects, but if we speaking musically? I have a few songs written I’m getting ready to record. I have a few ideas for my album, but that’s early for that. Just ready and building bricks by brick.
Where do you see yourself in 1 year?
Hopefully, being able to make a difference in my brand. Being able to eat off this would be awesome too. I love my job, but I believe music is life for me. Won’t quit my career yet, hahaha.
Is there anything else you want people to know about you?
My name is 509 Kreole, and I was born in Haiti. Music is my life and my way of expressing myself. I pray one day it helps feed my family. Music is also a form of therapy for me.
Connect with 509 Kreole:
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About the Author
Dr. Jerry Doby Editor-in-Chief of The Hype Magazine, Media and SEO Consultant, Journalist, Ph.D. and retired combat vet. 2023 recipient of The President's Lifetime Achievement Award. Partner at THM Media Group. Member of the U.S. Department of Arts and Culture, the United States Press Agency and ForbesBLK.
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