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Q3. How has your journey in music been thus far?
There have been a lot ups and down but the most standout thing would be growth. Whenever I compare who I am now and who I was when I started I get shook.
I'd say it's interesting in terms of the fact that there are quite a few times where I felt like stopping music. I've had a lot of change of heart. Initially I was very big on the idea of collaboration, because community over competition really helps with growth.

But I've also learnt that my work flow does differ quite strongly from most of the artists I've met so I've found it very difficult to work with people.
But the upside to that is that I've forced myself to learn things I probably wouldn't have been that interested in. I mean, I've done live loopings, which is pretty cool.
I've performed live when I've done solo work. It's really covered the spectrum.
I've had to do predominately song-writing, production, I started singing, I started rapping. Occasionally I do a little bit of spoken word. I really feel like I've been all over the place and I've had a lot of fun with it.

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