The Death of Music

Most people play the game until the music dies.
They chase speed, gear, and the approval of strangers.
I’ve watched that noise choke the life out of the reason we picked up the instrument in the first place. I’m done with it.

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The Line
If you’re looking for a 30-second hack or a polished “perfect” life, you’re in the wrong place.
I don’t care about the algorithm.
I don’t care about pretending.
I don’t care about “making it” if it means losing myself.

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The Truth
Music is a craft, not a competition.
Learning is slow.
I care about what’s real: the weight of the guitar, the honesty of a struck chord, and the 1% progress made when no one is watching.

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The Why
Freedom and family.
Not greedy freedom.
Just the kind that buys time, pays the bills, and keeps life calm.
I want to build something that supports my people and lets me keep creating without the compromises.

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The Invitation
I’ll adapt to the modern world, but I won’t become a product of it.
If you’re wired for the craft.
If you want a life that feels as good as the music sounds.
You’ll get it.

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Leave the noise behind.