As musicians, posting our work on social media can feel vulnerable, especially when responses are few. But showing up, even in silence, is key to personal growth, documentation, and self-acknowledgment. Here’s why continuing to post matters more than it might seem.

Embracing the long game is essential for any artist in the early stages of growth. In this post, I reflect on what I learned from meeting an inspiring busker in Freiburg, who helped me envision a life dedicated to music, even if the journey is slow. Discover why “zooming out” and keeping your creative vision alive can help you navigate the ups and downs. Ready to deepen your commitment? Then this read is for you.

As musicians, we often get caught up in striving for perfection. But what if we embraced the idea of making "shitty music"? This blog post explores why the creative process is more important than the end result and how embracing imperfection fuels our growth as musicians.

After two years of self-doubt, I finally shared my first original song in a psychedelic ceremony. It was a breakthrough moment, not just musically, but personally – transforming from interpreting others' music to embracing my own as a creator. Read about how trusting my intuition led to this powerful experience.

As musicians, we often face a frustrating gap between our taste and our skill – our ability to create doesn’t always match the music we admire. This disheartening phase is natural, but it’s also where growth happens. Learn how to manage your expectations, quiet your inner critic, and turn frustration into motivation as you work through this crucial stage of your musical journey.

Learn how to truly inhabit a song by deeply connecting with its rhythm, lyrics, and emotions. Discover how to make any song your own and let it flow through you, creating a profound musical experience that goes beyond technical mastery. Let the song inhabit you.