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BWH Music Group
- Nov 19
- 5 min
Perfect Mark
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I always talk about one music teacher who inspired me so deeply. I was a very shy and insecure teenager, performing and making music for me was very scary. One night, after one of my first live performances, this music teacher came to talk to me. He was usually very cheerful and funny, but that time he looked at me straight in the eyes with the
BWH Music Group
- Nov 11
- 6 min
Marla Mase
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I started writing music when I was in the midst of a very hard time. I literally had anxiety 24/7. It was like one long never ending panic attack. My daughter was struggling with depression and anorexia and I had just got out of a very unhealthy relationship. I was already a playwright, monologuist, and solo performer. During this hard time I
BWH Music Group
- Oct 28
- 3 min
Rice
Rice is co-owner of Hustle Work Grind Records. Straight out if Webster Ma. Rice began this journey in 2017, and continues to be strong in his community as a leader. Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. Separation from my biological family , was the catalyst that started me to writing , and this was a suggestion by my foster brother whom was writing music who was also separated fro
BWH Music Group
- Oct 14
- 4 min
Sarah Harralson
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I started writing music at a very young age (at ten). I was a shy child and although I have siblings, they are much older than me, so it felt like I was an only child growing up. Songwriting was something that just came very natural to me as a way to express my emotions . Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever h
BWH Music Group
- Sep 8
- 5 min
Estella Dawn
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. It may sound a touch cliche but I don't remember ever deciding to write music, it's just something I've always done. When I was a little kid I would make up nonsense songs that I would sing to myself (and whoever else was around me) for hours on end and as I got older they just got a little more refined and structured. My friends and family hav
BWH Music Group
- Sep 2
- 5 min
Heri Iznaga
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I used to be somewhat lonely and living in a very isolated farmhouse with my grandmother where the closest and smallest town was 40 minutes away. I received a DVD containing all live performances and songs by Michael Jackson and I was so fascinated by the art, the dance and the music that I still remember thinking to myself " I wanna do this wh
BWH Music Group
- Aug 31
- 4 min
Robert Flynn - 10 Questions Interview
Robert E Flynn III is a software-developer, author and musician from San Antonio, TX.
BWH Music Group
- Aug 17
- 5 min
RETCHED
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. Ever since I began learning guitar my first teacher was my older brother Robert and he said this: "Don't just play cover songs he said learn how to write your own music so since the age of ten I started working on that." Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? The craziest th
BWH Music Group
- Aug 11
- 6 min
Julia Messenger - 10 Questions Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I grew up singing with my two older sisters for fun, but soon we were asked to sing professinally. We were called 'The Messenger Sisters' (no joke!) and after gaining popularity around our hometown of Melbourne with our original tunes and sisterly banter, it was clear the path for me was to continue in music. Let's get this out of the way. What
BWH Music Group
- Aug 11
- 8 min
Sunny Bleau - 10 Question Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I started playing guitar out of necessity. When I was in high school, I sang with in a high school praise band. One of our youth leaders suggested I learn the guitar and lead the youth praise band. So, for my 16th birthday, my Dad bought me a guitar. I learned a hand-full of simple chords and that started me on the road to making music. For the
BWH Music Group
- Aug 10
- 3 min
Nuawd Musiq - 10 Questions Interview
Born and raised in Los Angeles Ca, Nuawd Musiq (born D'waun Roberson) has always had a passion for music. He started singing at the early ag
BWH Music Group
- Aug 3
- 2 min
Evan Pietrzak
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I was inspired by many artists to write music. They consisted of Lady Gaga, Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Kesha, and many more. I love how open and honest their lyrics are and that they speak to so many people in different ways. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music caree
BWH Music Group
- Aug 2
- 7 min
Black Heart Saints - 10 Questions Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I could easily rant about so many things that have set me off into chasing this dream. It’s never been a hobby; this has been a lifestyle for me. I grew up in a family of musicians with my father being the leader of the pack. He spent his life playing music and having decent success in his earlier years. It was like rock ‘n roll was force-fed t
BWH Music Group
- Jul 22
- 3 min
Elii - 10 Questions Music Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. Initially my catalyst was a at risk teen reform school I was sent to as a troubled 16 year old. The guys there taught me to rap and we always would sing songs so it grew from there. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? So I got to perform with Chicago legend payroll at a
BWH Music Group
- Jul 22
- 4 min
Rice - 10 Questions Music Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I was in foster care and separated from my family after the loss of my Great grandmother . I felt lost and my foster brother who was doing music told me to just throw my feelings into writing so that gave me an escape to deal with the situation . Fast forward I’m back with my family and my brother started doing music and he’s a naturally dope
BWH Music Group
- Jul 13
- 3 min
Abijah - 10 Questions Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. My catalyst was faith. Before I wrote my first song I knew that I was an awesome Songwriter. My first attemps in Songwriting saw it differently though. As for years trying to write a song was very discouraging. Let's get this out of the way. What is the CRAZIEST thing that has ever happened to you in your music career? COVID-19 Coronavirus was
BWH Music Group
- Jul 13
- 3 min
Klashing Black - 10 Questions Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. We always participated in anything musically driven in school, so with Kane being in band most of his middle/high school career, and Kyle being involved with every musical since middle school, along with choir, our small town high school was really a catalyst for our desire to create. The moment where we began the “band” aspect was every year a
BWH Music Group
- Jun 29
- 5 min
The Licata Brothers - 10 Questions Interview
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. The passing of our musical mentor, Duane Thorin, in March of 2017 was the “catalyst” that inspired us to seriously begin writing our own songs. Duane supported us from the very beginning of our career in 2011, giving us vocal lessons and finding us gigs. We had been performing primarily covers at our shows but soon after his passing we became c
BWH Music Group
- Jun 24
- 6 min
Carter Brady - 10 Questions
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. I would say my guitar teacher at the time, Mark Sidgwick, is the one who motivated and inspired me to start writing, but the rest just kind of came naturally. Looking up to so many great bands and musicians over the years, I had always wanted to write songs, even in the early years of playing, but only by high school had I really felt that my p
BWH Music Group
- Jun 24
- 5 min
Loops & Loops
Was there something (an experience) or someone in your life that was the "catalyst" for you to start writing music? Tell us about it. The most influential experience that I ever had to get me to start making music was back in college when I saw a relatively unknown band called Don Martin 3 at a house party. I had never seen a band in a house, nor a band with as much passion. Upon leaving the show, I thought "I want to make music." Shortly there after, I started to read more a
