Frequently Asked Questions
The Music & The Muse
Exploring the heart of songwriting, the power of melody, and the journey of a creative soul.
Every great piece of music begins with an Honest Emotion. Finding the soul of a song isn't about complex theory; it's about capturing a moment of truth that resonates with the human experience.
Silence is a natural part of the musical cycle. When the notes won't come, it's often because the "creative well" needs refilling.
- Active Listening: Listen to genres you've never explored. A jazz chord or a folk rhythm might be the spark you need for your next pop anthem.
- Change Your Environment: Take your instrument to a park, or write in total darkness. A change in scenery often leads to a change in sound.
- The "Bad Song" Rule: Give yourself permission to write a terrible song. Often, the masterpiece is hidden right behind the fear of making a mistake.
Music is the shortest distance between two hearts. To connect deeply, you must be willing to be Vulnerable on stage or in your recordings.
It’s not about hitting the "perfect" note; it’s about the intention behind the note. When you feel the music, your audience feels it too. Eye contact, storytelling between songs, and raw vocal delivery are the keys to building a lasting musical bond.
Your "Sound" is the sum of your influences plus your own unique perspective. It’s the way you phrase a lyric or the specific way you strum a guitar.