Yesterday I returned the keys to the studio space I’ve rented for the past 47 months, room 120 at Orion Studios in Baltimore. Not only was it a place where I made tremendous growth as a musician, it proved to be extremely important for my mental health and stability. Having a space of my own where I’m completely free to be creative, and to better myself without judgment of any kind, turned out to be more important to me than I ever thought it would be.
The photos above are a few that I’ve taken over the years from various recording and video projects I’ve done. I’m very proud of what I’ve accomplished in the last 4 years in this space, and although this chapter of my life has ended, I find myself inspired and excited about my creative future.
With a freshly cleaned cage, the little fella did an epic bunny flop on his purple towel and is contentedly sucking his thumb after getting some noogies and a tummy rub. Life is good!
I’m spending this crisp winter’s day on my couch with my Behati-blessing napping on my legs, while I read Harry Potter for my dissertation. I honestly couldn’t be happier
