Danny Wright

You know, it’s funny, I said this a couple of years ago to my friend who is a musician as well and we’ve kind of got the same mentality in terms of going for what you want, and I remember saying to him ‘Imagine an interview,’ because as a musician myself and a fan of music, when I check out music or a band I always look up their interviews, I always want to get to know that person a bit more, and recently that’s change – which I’m going to talk about. But, in music interviews it was always like, ‘Okay, you’re being interviewed about going on tour, what your song is about,’ all the musical stuff like your fans, crazy experiences, all the general stuff which is cool; but I always said to myself and to my friend, ‘Imagine those interviews where the interviewer is asking the artist more of their ethos and mindset of why they do what they do and how they got to where they did with their mindset, what their background is,’ more in-depth questions that get to the essence of that person who has created the art. I’ve

we were talking about social anxiety, confidence, bullying, ego, stuff like that and it’s a subject that I’m very passionate about: self-belief, because it’s one of the things that I’ve really worked on my whole life to really instil self-belief and I’ll be completely honest, and I know a lot of other people feel like this whether they’re artists or creatives or not, they have a lot of self-doubts, sometimes self-doubt can actually be the driving force for a creative to be inspired and create something from that

Be yourself; follow your interests and stop trying to fit in!

Life is a whole journey of discovering yourself In this podcast I talk about how my attitude changed once I discovered my love for music

In this episode I talk about when i was younger, making friends and being the 'black sheep'

In this Episode I talk about the importance of my pretend concerts.

This is my first podcast and its about my journey into music and why I do it. Enjoy!