Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. An experience in my life that has definitely helped me have my love for music would be me and my great-grandmother sitting at her piano and playing music whenever I was six years old. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? So, the crazy thing is I have been very lucky and nothing too crazy has happened to me yet but just give me some time I bet something will happen. What has been the high p ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I haven't started writing my own music quite yet because I wanted to get my feet wet with a Christmas cover song. I have always been interested in singing and would sing all around the house. It was my mom who actually pushed me to get past my fear and record a song. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? The craziest thing that has ever happened is when we decided to change the song at the ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. During quarantine, I wasn’t working on Sydney to the Max and had a lot of hours to burn. I decided to be productive and work on my music every day. I found music was a way for me to get my emotions out. It was actually very therapeutic. I first began creating music after finding a producer named Nick Mira making beats in a YouTube video. As I played around with GarageBand, I couldn't stop myself from being addicted to making beats. Then, I purchased Logic Pro X ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it: The first person who inspired me to play guitar was the blind blues guitarist Paul Pena. Paul moved away when he was signed by Capitol Records so I knocked around on my own. One night I was a front act for Andy Cohen who played old blues & folk songs. Andy opened a musical world for me. That encounter lit a fire in me to learned more. I entered college as a Chemistry major. I wanted to pursue learning music and with encouragement and good fortune wound help ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it: Yes, I recall the event as if it was yesterday. While I was attending college, there was a a band playing Salsa music at the student artist center. I was as if I was struck by lightning and just fell in love with the genre. Soon after, I started to listen to the big Salsa artists of the times, like Grammy winning pianists, Eddie Palmieri, Papo Lucca and Larry Harlow. I started taking lessons from a local Spanish pianist and he taught me how to write Salsa music ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it! Yes, childhood friend Gordon Brown from the band Williams Honor. Gordon and I were in Spanish class together in high school. Not sure if we learned much Spanish, but his encouragement lead to me writing songs and after years of it, becoming a song writer. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? Easy question for me, playing on stage for 70K people with Bon Jovi at the Singapore Formula One ra ..read more

Silver GHO$Tis a rapper, singer, and songwriter originally from Price George's County in Maryland. His genre ranges from hip-hop (and it's subgenres), from emo rap to old school rap. Heard in his first song ever released, his style is influenced by artists like Trippie Redd, XXXTENTACTION, and Ski Mask the Slump God. Having released two singles "Hollaback B*tch!" and "Gimme Head XD", as well as an EP "When I Get Home", and with more and different styles on the way, Silver GHO$T is shifting his way into the music scene. Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the c ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. Yes, actually. When I was 12, I had a mad crush on a boy, and after spending a weekend at an event with him and our families, I decided to write a song about him. That was my first song, it was called eventually, and it started my love of songwriting and singing. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? Hmm, that’s a hard one. I would say being posted on spotify’s story asking people to stream ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. The real answer to this question has layers... So when I was younger, my brother and I spent a lot of time playing browser games. Our favorite minigame website had a game called Mix Master Beats. In this game, you could pick different musical phrases on a limited set of instruments. I ended up playing this game for months! I eventually wanted more control over the music and sounds, so I started searching for DJ apps including ones like Edjing. These apps expose ..read more

Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I started writing music when I finished Highschool. Little bit of uncertainty and a "now what?" mindset. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? Projectile vomit onto my gear... What has been the high point of your music path? This past summer I had a record release show & a local brewery collaborated with us to release a beer in support of the music with my name/artwork on it. So, how do ..read more