Interview
How long have you been making music and how did you decide to start?
I became interested in music from a very young age, mainly through my father who played guitar and I used to sing. Eventually he taught me to play and I think somewhere in there I decided that was my path.
What song do you remember most vividly from your childhood?
One of my favorite songs as a kid was "Bring My Baby Back" by Gary Moore, which is where my love of blues and rock music began.
Who are the artists you've listened to and played the most?
Mostly singing songs by Aretha Franklin, Etta James, Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Anastacia and Ms. Lauryn Hill. I listen to a lot of Erykah Badu, Fleetwood Mac, Amy Winehouse, Ray Charles, ABBA and many more artists.
Which style of music are you most advanced in?
I think I am most advanced with Soul , R&B, Blues and Pop music.
What does music give you?
Music gives me confidence and freedom. I think music is a tool for communication and therapy.
Why did you decide to start teaching music?
I decided to start teaching because I want to help people who want to pursue music regardless of their circumstances.
What is the most important thing to learn in music?
The most important thing for me is individuality, patience and perseverance. .
If you are yourself it works out best :)
What is RockSchool for you?
RockSchool to me is a place that allows you to learn new things and grow, supports its artists and gives you a platform to express yourself.
Which music is valuable to you?
Valuable music to me is measured in its sincerity, regardless of style. Valuable music is music that teaches you and you enjoy.
What's the most extravagant thing you've listened to lately?
The most extravagant thing I've listened to lately is Milcho Leviev and Theodosii Spasov in concert - Gourbet Mohabet.
Do you have a dream related to music?
My dream has always been to do music, and I dare to boast that it has come true. :)
