Artist Interview: “Keep Me From Falling Apart” by Brainheart

Q: When did you realize music production was your passion?

BRAINHEART: I remember the first time I watched the Tomorrowland festival; I was hooked. From that moment, I knew that one day I would produce music professionally. The fact that a human being can create music that affects so many people is crazy.

Q: When seeking vocalists to sing your song lyrics, what qualities do you look for in their voice?

BRAINHEART: I look for a unique tone, dynamic range, vocal expression, and accent. In my opinion, these 4 elements are crucial.

Q: Your struggles with grade school catapulted you into your career path. What advice would you give to today’s students who are unsure of their destinies?

BRAINHEART: We don’t have to obey. We don’t have to conform to an ideology that is placed upon our shoulders just because someone says so. No matter who you are, you can have a voice, and you can have a say. You can break the rules. Trust the process, have faith in the future, and trust life.

Q: How has your music career influenced your personal life?

BRAINHEART: Music impacts my brain and my heart every single day and brings me peace of mind. Music gives me purpose; I have a reason to get up every day. Producing music is the only way I can fully express my feelings and emotions. I learn a lot about myself and about growth while making songs. Also, music helps me a lot with accepting myself. For as long as I can remember, I’ve hated my appearance. The way I see myself has ruined so many moments that should’ve been fun. I believe that one day I will fully accept myself. This is a tough and complicated journey but I’m working on it.

Q: What inspires your song lyrics, and how do you capture the wanted emotion?

BRAINHEART: I get inspiration from so many things, but I think the most powerful sources of inspiration come from traveling, movies, songs, and music festivals/concerts. Honestly, if the lyrics hit my soul and make me feel something it’s a sign that the song is good enough to be released.

Q: If there was one message in your music that you wanted your listeners to hear, what would it be?

BRAINHEART: “You only live once, so don’t waste your time.” I want to help people find light in the darkness, I want to make people feel something unique and make them happy/emotional. Life is too short to be sad so dare to dream big and set your goals high. Every time you fail, you come one step closer to success.

Interviewed by Molly Byrne

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