KindlyNxsh Opens Up About Working with Nasty C

Producer and rapper KindlyNxsh has shed light on his creative relationship with fellow rapper Nasty C, describing their collaboration process as seamless and organic. Speaking during a recent episode of the New Gen Podcast on L-Tido’s YouTube channel, Kindlynxsh reflected on how their working chemistry has developed over time.

During the conversation, KindlyNxsh confirmed that he and Nasty C have collaborated on multiple occasions. “I’ve worked with Nasty a couple of times,” he said, emphasizing that the versatility of their process is one of the reasons their joint records come together efficiently.

He explained that their workflow is not confined to a single structure, noting that both artists are comfortable adapting to whatever the moment requires. “With the way we’ve worked, I can make music in so many ways,” he continued. “I can send you the beat, you can make the beat, we can make an idea, we can link in real life, you can send on the internet.”

According to KindlyNxsh, this flexible approach makes collaboration uncomplicated, regardless of where each artist is located or how the idea begins. He credited Nasty C for being easy to work with, explaining that the rapper’s openness and professionalism contribute to the smooth process. “With Nasty, it’s just pretty straightforward,” he said.

One example he highlighted was the track “Eish Chief.” KindlyNxsh recalled how fans online suggested that Nasty C would sound exceptional on the record. Their reactions helped spark the collaboration. “The fans were like, ‘Nasty would sound crazy on that,’ then boom, locked in,” he explained, adding that the suggestion quickly turned into a finished song once both artists agreed.

Their creative partnership did not end there. KindlyNxsh and Nasty C recently teamed up again on “Monster,” a track by KindlyNxsh featuring both Nasty C and Blxckie. The song has been noted for combining the strengths of all three artists.

His comments offered listeners a clearer understanding of how some of their joint records have come to life.