My Role Model

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I never dreamed of coming to Full Sail University and pursuing my passion for music. I knew I would have lots of bumps and curves to get pass to reach the top and it wasn 't going to be a home run." Many people can say I love what I do. Growing up in U.S. Virgin Island I encounter many music forms by being involve in a rich musical culture at a very young age. I remember watching one of the Calypso bands, and while everyone else is paying attention to the festivities, I’m looking at the equipment thinking How do they hook all of this up?" (Leslie, 2010). Over the years I wanted to meet the guy that was mixing on Pharrell Williams "Happy" (Pharrell, 2014). That guy who was doing the mixing is my role model Mr. Leslie Brathwaite as growing in a small town of Ahoskie North Carolina I really wasn 't involve in that rich music culture as Leslie. …show more content…

Leslie has turned me around as I watched his Interview with Tiffany (Tiffany,2014). He showed me that to never give up and that the music industry is very rough. Leslie decided in life what he wanted to do and become. He showed me also in this interview you have to love what you do in music to be in the field. He also said that you don’t have to get free money. I know free money is great but I want to get paid for doing something I love then just sit their and do nothing. With that interview Leslie show many things and I took a lot of things from this

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