My journey into music began in the church when I was about 8 or 9 years old. One of the pastor’s sons lived above the church and had set up a small studio there. After the sermons, we would head upstairs to record songs. That’s where it all started for me.

Growing up in the church gave me a strong sense of faith. That belief in something bigger than yourself, even if you can’t see it, really shapes the way I approach my music. It’s about believing in something greater, something better, and that translates into the stories I tell in my songs.

I’d say, give yourself grace. Be kind to yourself, the way you’d be kind to a friend. Music is deeply personal, and connecting with your emotions takes time and patience.

That’s tough! But right now, I’d say Tendai. He’s an emerging artist from the UK, and his vocals remind me of a modern Michael Jackson. The way he uses his voice is incredible, and I’d love to create something with him.

I’ve never been one of those “fashion kids” like my brother, but for me, fashion is about functionality and comfort. When I’m in the studio, I want to feel free to move, sing, and create. My style reflects that balance of comfort and expression.

Hmm, probably something like Charli XCX or even Taylor Swift. I’m really into super simple pop songs lately—they just have this universal appeal.

Adidas has always been about bold expressions, with their colors and designs standing out. That resonates with my music—it’s about being unapologetically expressive, no matter how unconventional.

Super comfortable! They’re chill, easy to put on, and perfect for getting out the door quickly.

I’m wearing Noon Goons today. I love their laid-back, street vibe - it’s comfortable but still has a cool edge, which fits perfectly with my style. For me it’s all about feeling relaxed and comfortable.

Yes, absolutely. If not by the end of this year, then definitely at the start of next year.