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#Businessman since the youth. Stylin’ and profilin’ until my #LightsGoOut I thought pursuing a business degree would impact my creativity, but so would breaking the promise I made to my grandfather as a child. It was important for me to look my grandfather in the eyes and say “hey, old man. I kept my promise and got that business degree, Dadjie.” I thoroughly disliked most of my business courses in college, but I told myself I would seek my own path in life once I made it out. To me, that was the only way to truly flourish and maintain happiness. Living a predetermined life for others’ would be the internal death of me, but to me, breaking a promise would be much worse. I was determined to rebuild myself after college and do life my way. Getting my English minor was a blast. I remember meeting with my friend’s mom and asking her about her experience pursuing English in college. I quickly realized it was inevitably meant for me. I am grateful for the insight she and my mom gave me that day. Reading is still a struggle, but I filled almost all of the credit requirements for my minor with writing courses, which kept me “more sane” during my time in university. All in all, I always wanted to be a musician as a child, but it took me until the end of high school to really pin-point the direction I desired to go with it. Writing never left my side, however. When YOU were a child, what did you DREAM of becoming as an adult? (at Youth) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZchB1yOq2c/?utm_medium=tumblr

1 of the main reasons I got into music was because of how much I enjoyed writing and how much I disliked reading (as a kid) just because I wasn’t good at reading. Flash cards weren’t an issue in school, but reading chapters before a test were a real struggle for me. I found song lyrics and poems to be wayyy easier to digest and comprehend compared to short stories or books. My ambition as a writer (hey Pac) has lead to me write lyrics, and both stories and episodes for tv and novels. These exercises have, in turn, made reading much easier since I have to proof read and check my grammar after writing. Over the years, I’ve sucked it up and become more of a reader. Whether it was for barely passing classes in school or reading music industry books, I had to tell myself it’s all about breaking a big book into smaller pieces and slowly digesting the content over time. My love for writing has made me want to do it until my #LightsGoOut Do you enjoy READING or WRITING more?? #tldr I’m more of a writer than a reader, so studying and reading chapters in school were difficult for me... as a kid, I was always hoping the teacher wouldn’t ask me to read aloud in class since I would stumble on words in textbooks. “Like, you’re already asking me to sit still, Mrs. Rhode! 🤦🏻‍♂️What else I gotta do?!” 😂 My ability as a reader got better when I started reading a lot of song lyrics and poems since they were shorter. Do you enjoy READING or WRITING more?? (at Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZ8DmKLYz9/?utm_medium=tumblr

Boom! My New Ep: Ryno - Lights Go Out Is Now Available For Pre Order On Beatport! The Link Is Below! 😃👇🏻 https://www.beatport.com/release/lights-go-out-ep/3556890 #ryno #ryanrauert #lightsgoout #ep #serendipitymusic #clubsound #lightsgoout #nomoneynohoney #beatport #serendipitymusicgroup #housemusicalllifelong (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWBdNjIPqQT/?utm_medium=tumblr

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I'm falling safetly to the ground . . #lightsgoout #oneplusphotography (at Chennai, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCbKqKclzDL/?igshid=2u0af2u6xk5f

Lydia Halloway returns with third single "Lights Go Out" a passionate and electrifying breakup single. The New York-based Pop singer has a knack for writing songs that will get you all in your feels while dancing your heart out. Already releasing two super passionate electro-pop tracks, "Dancing To You" and "Gold" Halloway is showing her potential as an electro-pop artist. Inspired by electronic music and Swedish-pop, Halloway has been working with Swedish producer Simon Jacobsson to blend her influences. With more traction with each release, Lydia is bringing the emerging sub-genre to American pop culture. "Lights Go Out" was inspired after a relationship went awry. It's that moment when you're trying to get over an ex but just can't shake them. You know they still think about you and aren't better off without you, or at least thats what you tell yourself. At the end, Halloway admits this, muttering the words, "that's what I'm telling myself." Showing a more vulnerable side, Lydia reflects on what we say in order to move on and protect ourselves from being hurt. Despite the serious nature of the song, the energized production, blaring horns and built-up production possess a cathartic release. "Lights Go Out's" sound parallels its lyrics, giving you the perfect anthem to overcome a break up. Lydia's writing style packs a punch, pulling at your heartstrings, but what's more is her ability to capture a sound that is just as captivating as her words. Follow Lydia here: Instagram Twitter Website Read the full article