I feel Iike many aspiring artist overthink a lot when chasing the dream. It needs to stop. Professional studios and art spaces are really dope & I dream of having one to myself some day. But for now, my room IS my recording and art studio, I made it work for me. I like to imagine that I'm like Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory and my bedroom is my laboratory filled with everything I need to create and take over the world. Having that mindset keeps me motivated to create at home

Build a team and take over, right? Well, I skipped a step. I'm one of those people who have always had a lot of different hobbies and things that I like to do. From drawing to skateboarding, to designing, to making music, and so on. With every hobby that I've taken serious and tried to pursue on a professional level, there has always come a point where it was evident that I needed more than just myself. For skateboarding, it was recording, I needed a camera guy. For gathering

From Philadelphia, I came to Los Angeles for no reason other than to get out of Philly. A month after landing, I found a job in retail and even after becoming serious with my art and music, 7 years later, I would find myself still, working in retail, sharing my time and energy by retail standards. Let’s be real.. If you're going to spend serious time doing something you love, that doesn’t make you any money, you’re going to need to have some type of income. There has to be a