When the Levee Breaks: Recapping the Past Few Years
In 2018, I started to become extremely jaded from playing music and what felt like a corner I had backed myself into professionally. Everything was proving itself to be difficult in the direction I was heading musically and at the same time it felt like I was at the top of my performance and earning a living doing so. The world, life, and very importantly my health and relationships were in an extreme upheaval and as an act of faith, I decided to completely retire from music and challenge myself to transition my path, thinking, and heart; to change a very angst person. I wanted to know what my purpose in life was and where music, simplicity, and peace might collaborate.
I hit a breaking point and new doors have opened for me. I made an extreme decision to pursue graduate school for social work and invest myself back into writing and playing music. It is through music, I am able to seek refuge from heartbreak, bereavement, and life on life's terms. A platform to freedom and express myself without feeling judged.
I am currently booking into December and continuing to write for an upcoming release. I need all the help and support I can get! Again, I am cemented into this journey and not looking back.
With that, I want to personally thank those who continue to support, follow, like, and sign up for emails. My hopes and musical campaign this year is to keep growing and release my music as soon as possible. I want to travel as far as possible and share my art with others.
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Photo taken in Washington DC at the District Wharf