Taking the time to discover my ‘why’ was one of the most important things I have ever done. Determining your “WHY” and understanding how that plays out in your daily narrative. We also talked about the growth of the music industry and how each artist can play into this dialogue. Music can bring together people and cross boundaries. How a storyteller attempts to shed the light on racial profiling and how we educating our youth.
Listen to the Podcast episode.
https://anchor.fm/ava-live-radio/episodes/Behind-The-Music-with-Knoxx-on-Discovering-your-why-e1fc2e
I was once told to first find out why I want to create music. So many people can do this, can create music, create works of art, but not everyone’s reason is the same.
I live in Central PA and it’s in need of some life support. The music business is not flourishing here. A small market means less of a diverse platform so many talented local artists go unheard.
It can be frustrating to create music in a place that lacks community support and creative energy. I’m blessed with a great family around me who give me that uplifting hand when it’s needed.
I also have a very positive mindset. In fact, that’s what my song ‘Soul food” is all about.
“My music is the best way for me to give back to a world that’s taught me so much.”
always starts in a moment when I am not thinking about music. It can be a drum pattern, a word, a melody, or even a thought or a concept. There isn’t a process at this phase. It’s random, it’s chaotic, it’s noisy, and above all, it’s honest.

decided upon earlier. After the writing, a demo is done at home. This saves a lot of time and money in the studio. For the last 7 years, all of my music has been recorded, mixed, and mastered at Full Tilt Productions.
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