Who took part in this project? (D-8)

Eight more days left!

Today, I wanted to talk about my roles in this project, and thank everyone else who helped me with it.

I wrote the lyrics myself! I also made the musical accompaniment with virtual instruments.

A fellow musician and my former professor Bob Jr. offered to play a live guitar piece for my song, which really brought the whole song to life. He also provided some constructive feedback during the song's early stages of production. Thank you, Prof. Bob! :) Please follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and subscribe to him on YouTube if you'd like.

I also received some mixing advice from and had my song mastered by Andres Mayo. He did a great job making sure my song had the proper volume and tonality for streaming platforms. You can follow him on Instagram and Facebook if you'd like.

Lastly, thank you to all of my former professors and classmates from Full Sail University. I wouldn't be making music at all if it weren't for your guidance and advice!

Sometimes pride, and maybe even insecurity, can leave us skeptical of receiving help from others. That was definitely me when I first began creating this song. I wanted it to be mine and mine only. However, I encourage everyone to open their hearts to someone else's help, may it be with your artwork or otherwise. It can be scary to share your pride and joy with someone else, but a new perspective on your project can bring it to life, and take it to heights that you never thought were possible.

Despite this being a solo song by me, I received a lot of help from other extremely talented musicians. This song would not be nearly as delightful without the help of the people mentioned above.

Never underestimate the power of a fresh set of eyes and ears. Especially during a time of such uncertainty as now, a little helping hand from another person can make the world of a difference in your life.

Have a great day and please have high hopes for my new song coming out on February 5th!

-Lindsey