EXCLUSIVE RIGHTONMAG.COM INTERVIEW: TRAVIS GREENE– A SHIP WITH A SAIL
“But if I talk about God, my record won’t get played, huh?” —Kanye West
Yeah, God isn’t really the norm for many. He’s not popular, and he’s not in the back of the next rapper’s video shoot shaking it for paper. He’s seldom put on the forefront and most times ignored. But some artists wouldn’t mind making him Twitter’s trending topic.
Enter TRAVIS GREENE–a Christian artist that is relate-able to young people everywhere. He was a college student, wanting to be a part of something, joining a fraternity and getting lost in the club scene and chasing women. But he’s also a church boy who grew up on the word, preaching at age 18. What a dichotomy. But while he’s turned back, trying to be saintly, he’s not trying to be holier than thou. “For that to be the norm, the expectation for artists to be bourgeois, that is pretty ridiculous,” he retorts to the disgust of arrogance among Christian and secular artists of today. “Jesus kicked it with everybody.”
In the first part of our two-part interview with Travis, and on the cusp of his album, “Stretching Out,” debuting May 18, Travis recounts to Tanya Remekie from Right On! about being saved from death twice, teaching himself the piano, drums, guitar, and bass, and being coined “Captain Save a Ho.” The vivid account develops after the jump…














