Author: Zana Liptak
Darren’s story
Despite music being a universal language that transcends boundaries, young musicians like Darren still lack the support to fully express their musicality. The Youth Music report shows that over half of musicians with disabilities cannot find a teacher who understands their adjustment needs.
Jelia’s Story
The skyrocketing career growth of Julia Wyszkowska (21), aka Jelia, is a testament to the opportunities True Cadence (TC) provides beyond the programme. Since joining TC in March, Jelia has undergone a significant transformation. In a short period of time, she has quickly advanced from a participant to a Project Management Assistant and Workshop Facilitator. With…
D-Max’s Story
D-Max (22) has always been singing in a bathroom, just for himself. When his grandma and friends overheard his singing, they convinced him he had natural talent. The encouragement prompted D-Max to start writing songs in his native French and posting them on YouTube and Instagram. Born in Chad, Africa, as a female named Diane,…
Scott Cheek, aka Christina Draguillera: “Everybody Does Drag”
“Universe always guides you in the right way” is a philosophy that Scott Cheek actively lives by. Throughout his life, Scott has never been haunted by the notion of a single career path. Following his intuition and curiosity allowed him to explore diverse creative opportunities – from managing and hosting silent disco walking tours and…
Tamara Kramar: “I don’t think people should focus on satisfying the audience”
She likes jazz and pop, happy melody and sad lyrics, city life and forests – the life of Tamara Kramar (22) is full of contrasts, yet she embraces their beauty, even in her music. Through the mix of neo-soul and pop, Tamara brings us a refreshing blend of old-school and contemporary music. It all started…
Musical Catharsis – The Free Medicine For Your Broken Heart
Experiencing catharsis through music heals your broken heart and serves as your natural medicine. Just choose a song that best expresses how you feel. To identify a complex emotion, look for a contrasting song. On the other hand, if you feel something specific, go for music that reminds you of this feeling.