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16/6/2014

Question Time #07

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#07 - What was the inspiration behind the video for Dare to Dream?

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After writing the track and hearing the final product me and Nathanael (pianist) knew we needed to create a video. I think the sole inspiration for the video came from actually sitting down and just listening to the words of the song. Dare to dream wasn’t directed to just one person, it was made for anyone and everyone and we needed to find a way to capture and portray that. 

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16/5/2014

Question Time #06

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#06 - What are your songs and music about?

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When it comes to my music I like to write about anything and everything. From day-to-day reality to fairytales and dreams. Although I write about many things, I don't share all of these things. There are sooo many different songs that I've written and recorded from years back and still haven't shared or promoted as a release. I think that if I shared ALL of my music, people would become quite confused!
The music that I tend to share mainly talks about feelings, experiences, and emotions, things that real people can relate to.
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16/4/2014

Question Time #05

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#05 - "What was your most embarrassing moment on stage?"

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That's an easy one! I was on stage all fired up from performing my first song from the set and  began to introduce the second one. This was near the time when I absolutely hated talking on stage and avoided it at all costs, 
so I'm not quite sure what persuaded me to try and introduce the second song. Anyway, I  opened my mouth and said  “The next song is…” and could feel my facial expression change into a completely puzzled look before saying  a very long  "eeeerrrrrrmmmmmmm...." - VERY embarrassing not knowing the name of your own song!
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16/3/2014

Question Time #04

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#04 "When did you fall in love with music, was it a particular song or moment?"

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There’s no way I could deny it, I have always been in love with music! From as long as I can remember music has been a great part of my life, whether it be simply listening to music, or learning. Music has helped me in so many aspects of my life and in my personal development there’s no way I couldn’t fall in love!

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8/3/2014

That Peaceful Place..

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In the first edition of Question Time I was asked about my EP, Acoustic Emotions. I introduced the journey of the EP briefly  and announced that I would be talking more about each of individual track at a later time, and the time is now! 
Last but not least "Home"
Home is about finding that special place where you are comfortable being you, the place where you belong and feel secure. Though the word "home" is thought of as a building or structure, I believe I've found my true home in some of the friendships I hold and the people I've met. What do you class as your home?

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16/2/2014

Question Time #03

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#03 "How have your experiences been performing live on so many occasions? Any shows that stand out from the rest?"

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Each performing experience I've had has been very different. from performing to crowds as little as 10, to audiences of 200+ you can already visualise some of the differences I've faced. The main show that will always stand out for me would be my first ever performance. I'll always remember how nervous I was before I went on stage and how every part of my body was shaking. I'll also always remember how loud and grand the applauses were after, and how I
stepped down from that same stage knowing that “this is what I want to do”. 

Though it was ages ago, my first performance will never be forgotten and is yet to be replaced with an even more memorable moment! 
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8/2/2014

The Loss Of A Life

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In the first edition of Question Time I was asked about my EP, Acoustic Emotions. I introduced the journey of the EP briefly  and announced that I would be talking more about each of individual track at a later time, and the time is now! 
Second up is "Where Did You Go?"
As a youngster I often heard the saying "life isn't a promise you know" but to me, it was only a phrase that adults would say to  children if they misbehaved or were crossing the roads carelessly. I didn't know that the true meaning behind it was  a  warning to us that though life could be perfect one day, it could be gone the next. And though you may be young and have a bright future ahead of you, it could be taken away at the blink of an eye. This song is a question asking where did the person who I thought would be there forever go. "Where Did You Go?"

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