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this is my brain, naked. 

this is process that my mind goes through when i feel some typa way. these are my heartaches and best moments. these are the secrets i keep to myself. these are the the lectures i give my friends and myself. some of these things are made with time, patience and precision. some of these are subconscious thoughts that either point out my flaws or stand up for me. 

all of it 
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Hey! My name is Ian, but you probably know me as AERØHEAD.

I have always been interested in music, but I did not get started in music production until the summer of 2016, between my freshman and sophomore year in college. However, the story starts a bit earlier than that: the fall of 2015. Honestly, I was frustrated with how school was going, and I needed some relief. That is when I discovered chillstep and downtempo. Mixhound and earlier Sheepy were my primary sources, and I loved the experience of listening to a piece of music without an agenda, without a direction. Music that was not about the destination, but rather about the journey.

So, that summer of '16, I decided that I could try to make some of that music. I enjoyed it, and it would be a good way to unwind from the stresses of school. I bought FL Studios, and started teaching myself how to make music. The first couple of months, the music I made was absolute garbage. But I slowly and surely got better (hopefully you agree!). I have tons of room to improve, and I strive to get better with every track I make.

The learning curve for any DAW is fairly brutal, and the motivation that I held was that if I could make one person feel some emotion with my music, then it would all be worth it. I hope I have succeeded.


AERØHEAD

ps.

some of my influences:

Actium

Ambyion

Blackmill

CMA

Liam Thomas

MARION

Nomyn

help i'm trapped in a cat's body 

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With heartfelt lyrics and a boundless style, Lazaro experiments with his music, never settling for
one simple structure. Dancing between ukulele pop songs, synth and drum machines, Latin
grooves and pop ballads, Lazaro’s unique approach to his music offers something for listeners
who love to dabble and embrace life’s variety.
“I want to surprise them,” Lazaro explains. “I want to craft songs that people can relate to, have
fun with. My most ambitious goal is being able to move across genres and influences.”
Lazaro believes an artist should find a balance between accessibility and art, and those who do
are the ones that are remembered.

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