Launching an EP, a Clothing Brand, and a Community
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0:00AWhat has it been like getting, getting that ready to, to launch?
0:03BIt’s been amazing because, because a lot of things have been falling into place and I’m just letting things happen the way they should.
0:12AI like that. And, and at the beginning of this interview, you kind of said that you’re feeling lost. It sounds like you’re just kind of working your way through a number of things right now. It sounds like you’re, you’re managing a couple different things, but it sounds like you have your head on in like the right direction. It sounds like you have things that you’re excited about. I feel like some people don’t even I feel like they’re doing things they’re excited about. I think it’s awesome that you’re ready to launch, drop your EP. You’re getting ready to launch Vibes on Styles. That Creative Alchemy is positioned to be, you know, seems like one of the biggest creative communities here in the country. And I think that’s super exciting. I think in the Web3 space, like you said, there’s so few. And so even just like one of the biggest in the Web3 music space, I’m like, okay, in the Web3 creative space, you know, like I’m super pumped to see where you all take your community. And yeah, very eager to see what the next 6 months, let alone the next year looks like for you in terms of music, in terms of starting this. Your clothing brand.
