Dear friends

What a time! Even though the world is currently in chaos due to wars and economic uncertainties, my journey is slowly taking shape. Next week, I'll be putting the finishing touches on my first single. Just a few more details and it'll be done. I've had to go through highs and lows, but my hope was always there that I would make it. But the work isn't finished.

It's only just beginning. I've already received my first interview request, and a label, Bad Wolf Records, has shown interest. Pitching the song requires absolute dedication to ensure it reaches every corner of the world. If all goes well, the song will be released at the end of August. It takes time and patience. Oh yes, I'm so good at patience, but I'm also always learning new things.

I'll keep you updated, and please don't forget one thing: Everyone has their dreams, everyone has something to look forward to. So never give up, even if someone says forget it, come back to reality. No one has the right to tell you to stop dreaming. Just smile and keep going!

I'll tell you one thing: Do it!

Hello Friends!

Today was the big day. I got to record my song in a studio for the first time. The experience was incredible. Only now do you realize just how much work goes into it, spending nearly four hours repeating takes, trying different inflections, and so on. We even changed a line and had to learn to sing it all over again... it was just amazing. I’m so hyped right now. So, it’s done; now my mentor, Andreas Utzinger, has the big task of editing, mixing, and so forth, but you all know how much work that entails. For me, it was an incredible experience. The song "My Life Is You" is going to be amazing, and I’m looking forward to releasing it soon.

What was your very first experience in a recording studio like? Were you just as nervous? And were you filled with anticipation afterwards, eager to record more and eventually get up on stage?

I am thrilled to announce today that the foundation for my song "My Life Is You" is now in place. Today, I got to hear a rough mix of the instrumental track for the first time, and I am blown away. It sounds exactly the way I imagined it in my head. Now, all that’s left is to record the vocals and put on the finishing touches, and then I’ll have my very first single in my hands. I am incredibly proud of the people who made this possible: the guitarist, bassist, and drummer, as well as the producer himself, who played the piano and synth parts. I have the utmost respect and gratitude for everyone involved.
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Today I want to take you on a journey that has shaped and influenced me. I first encountered the Beatles when I was 13. At school, we sang some of their songs, and I was captivated by "Yesterday" from the very first minute. So, I bought my first cassette of the Red Album with my pocket money. I played that song over and over again. And then something happened! I listened to the rest of their songs, and I was hooked. They're still a part of me today, and John Lennon, in particular, had an incredible influence. His lyrics and songs were simply something new for me. What influenced me even more were his solo works. And that shaped my songwriting style. I'm grateful for everything they gave us. And that's what defines my music today: direct, honest, and occasionally cynical.

Today I want to share a snippet of one of my newest song lyrics. It's a topic that's often avoided, but I stand for the truth, even if it's sometimes uncomfortable or painful. And that's exactly what I stand for: truth.

(Chorus)
Long hair, skin tone, man or wife.
It's all the same, it's only life.
Cut the skin and watch it flow.
The blood is red, that's all we know.

(Bridge)
Tame birds sing of open skies.
Wild ones fly and leave the lies.
Music lives in every soul.
The labels have no real control.

If we could once again focus more on what is truly true, the world would be a better place. That's what I stand for.

RED BLOOD

Yesterday I met with Deean Andi Utzinger. It was impressive and very informative for me. I learned about his working methods and was impressed by his vast knowledge and professionalism. We've now decided on a song called "My Life Is You." I'm really looking forward to working with him.

Hello everyone

I wanted to let you know that I've finally found a producer who's interested in my work. I'm incredibly excited to be meeting with Andi Utzinger on May 26th. Together, we'll discuss what the next steps will be. Since I have so much material and we also need to keep the budget in mind, I've decided on an EP. I'm proud of the compilation, and I think you'll like it.

Behind the scenes, things are definitely heating up, so stay tuned for what's to come. There's still a long way to go, but I'm curious and full of optimism for every step of the way.

Today I want to share an experience with you that was entirely new to me. We all know that the creative path isn't always perfect, but having artistic differences with a highly respected producer was a real wake-up call.

I had put my trust in him, hoping to finally bring one of my songs across the finish line. But instead of progress, I got radio silence. No updates, no "sorry, I'm busy", just two and a half months of nothing. It was only when I stood my ground and demanded consequences (after all, it was my hard-earned money and my passion on the line) that I finally got a reaction.

The excuse? "I was busy." The result? A product that arrived a day later, which was anything but what we had agreed upon.

At that moment, I chose clarity over compromise. I firmly ended the relationship and got my money back. But the real lesson wasn't about the refund; it was about the realization that a big name is no guarantee for a big heart. Don’t just trust a reputation. Find that one person who actually believes in you and your vision. That’s where the magic, and the honesty, happens.