Hey friends,
Before I fully committed to music, I studied law at university. From the start, I knew music was what mattered most to me, but life had other responsibilities. My scholarship depended on my grades and my mom was only receiving a welfare benefit if I kept my points high. At that time, we were struggling financially and linked to the OCMW (Public Centre for Social Welfare) so failure wasn’t really an option.
Finishing my degree wasn’t easy: I spent countless hours juggling lectures, assignments and exams while trying to nurture my music on the side. There were moments of doubt, exhaustion and frustration but I kept going because I knew the long-term stability and responsibility mattered, not just for me but for my family.
Even though music was always my passion, law taught me discipline, focus and resilience. Those lessons translated directly into my approach as a producer and artist: working hard, planning carefully and balancing passion with practicality.
Looking back, I’m grateful I finished my degree. It allowed me to pursue music with a sense of responsibility and freedom knowing I had done everything I could for myself and my family. Music has always been my heart but life taught me how to combine heart with strategy.
Thanks for reading.
Speak soon!