4700 Lucci Talks Baton Rouge Rap, Working With Mouse On Tha Track & Why Consistency Matters
TRILL FM EXCLUSIVE | BATON ROUGE, LA
Baton Rouge rapper 4700 Lucci is building momentum in Louisiana’s Hip-Hop scene, and he recently stopped by TRILL FM Studios for an exclusive conversation with DJ Lex about his career, music, and what it takes to stay relevant in today’s rap industry.
During the interview, Lucci opened up about his early beginnings, working with established Baton Rouge artists, the importance of consistency, and how social media has changed the way independent artists reach audiences.
Consistency Changed Everything
4700 Lucci explained that he’s been making music for years, but his career hasn’t always been consistent.
According to the rapper, staying active with music, performances, and promotion has helped his momentum grow.
He also acknowledged that an artist can build a buzz and lose it when they stop releasing music or engaging with their audience.
For Lucci, remaining consistent has become one of the biggest lessons of his career.
His Relationship With Mouse On Tha Track
One of the highlights of the interview came when DJ Lex brought up Lucci’s collaboration with Baton Rouge producer Mouse On Tha Track.
Lucci revealed that he’s known Mouse since childhood, making their working relationship especially meaningful.
The two discussed Mouse’s continued presence in Louisiana Hip-Hop and his recent appearance at the Cajundome.
Lucci also spoke about working with fellow Louisiana artist Level, adding another chapter to his connections within the Baton Rouge music scene.
The Records Building His Buzz
During the conversation, Lucci identified several records attracting attention, including “Who You Feeling Like,” “Exactly,” and another song he referenced as “Get Over Your Cane.”
He explained that releasing newer material has also brought renewed attention to older records.
The interview highlighted how an artist’s catalog can gain fresh momentum when new music begins reaching more listeners.
How Social Media Is Changing the Rap Game
Lucci and DJ Lex also discussed the differences between the traditional music industry and today’s digital environment.
In previous eras, artists depended heavily on street teams, radio promotion, club appearances, and traveling to different markets.
Now, short-form videos, trailers, and social media previews can help a record reach listeners before its official release.
Lucci emphasized that while going viral can create opportunities, artists still need quality music to support their online attention.
Advice for Independent Artists
When DJ Lex asked what advice he would give younger artists, Lucci encouraged them to pursue their goals and remain committed to their craft.
He also emphasized the importance of putting in real studio time, building relationships with DJs, and creating music that connects with an audience.
His message centered on hard work, persistence, and making the most of available opportunities.
Watch the Full 4700 Lucci Interview on TRILL FM
Watch 4700 Lucci discuss his Baton Rouge roots, working with Mouse On Tha Track, his growing music catalog, and the lessons he’s learned throughout his career.
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