Show Notes
Chuck Dizzle goes Live & Direct with Elijah Banx and Twizzy Twitch—two Home Grown artists building something much bigger than just music.
Their journey began with a random studio link-up in Long Beach, CA. However, that moment quickly turned into a real bond rooted in trust, business, and creative drive. Elijah opens up about dropping the “E Nasty” name, stepping into growth, and moving with intention as an artist. Meanwhile, Twizzy explains how Illegal Business evolved from flipped designer tees into a streetwear staple respected by fans, artists, and even politicians.
Because they stayed active in the streets, people naturally took notice. As a result, their visibility built momentum—without gimmicks, just presence and consistency. In addition, Twizzy reveals his next project is hosted by DJ Drama and includes features from Jadakiss, RJ, OT Genasis, and Cassidy. Elijah follows up with details on his genre-blending album, dropping September 5th, featuring Joe Moses and Westside Boogie.
Unfortunately, they also had to postpone their nationwide tour with King Lil G due to rising ICE activity near certain venues. For that reason, they chose to prioritize safety over schedule. Outside of music, the work doesn’t stop. They each treat the creative hustle like a 9-to-5. While Elijah brings new energy to each session, Twizzy pushes him to finish and release. Together, they balance each other. One drives the sound, the other drives the movement. Even though they’ve built momentum, both stay focused on evolving and building something that lasts.
Ultimately, this conversation is packed with insight, honest stories, and gems for artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs ready to level up.
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