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#60SecondsatTree with @djburnone and The Five Points Bakery. The team has been locked in for the release of his new album. In this session @tfpbatl ‘s cooking up in Studio A with multi platinum producer @goodjob1st #treesoundstudios #newmusic

Being honest with yourself is key. 🔑 Is this a hobby or something I want to take seriously as a career? Big thanks to the talented @mortal__beats for inviting me out to Parkview High School to speak with his music production club. They played me some fire music too. love seeing modern music programs in K-12 schools even if the students have to start it themselves. We must create the community we want to see in the world, one step at a time. 💫♨️. 🎥: @theundergroundroster #thefivepointsbakery

had the honor of linking with legendary musician and producer Colin Wolfe (@cwolfe86) at @treesoundstudios last week. big thanks to @valhallaamplification. decided put my VHS camera to good use and show some OG appreciation Yo! MTV Raps style. 📼 Deep Cover, Let Me Ride, Nuthin but a G Thang, Gotta Get Yours I Gotta Get Mine - so many classic, foundational records. when I was 17, my friend GDB forced me to listen nothin but The Chronic for a month straight. real friend indeed. ♨️🏁🌳 #thefivepointsbakery #treesoundstudios #colinwolfe #thechronic #valhallaamps

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

lots of feelings as I leave GSU to get back to my own music and art.
first and foremost, I’m appreciative of the last 3 years I was able to spend with my students. so much talent and creativity. not having graduated college myself, I never thought I’d be a Professor but when the opportunity arose it was a natural fit. super thankful for the time I spent here.
being self taught with no formal training led me to do things the admin thought weren’t part of the job — like teaching taste and having jam sessions in critical listening class. there’s a method to my madness though. 🥼
I heard @pink_panthress say recently that “nothing has to be anything for it to be good.” feel over everything 💫
with that being said, there is no right or wrong way to teach a class when it comes to the arts. yes, I taught frequency & compression ear training and everything higher academia would expect but I also taught classes focused on listening to drums from the beginning of recorded music to now or playing a demo back to back with the final version of a song that went on to become a timeless record then breaking down the decisions and changes in between.
sometimes the most important measures of progress can’t be accessed by a test. go figure.
I hope I impacted my students the way they did me. I’m excited to get back to dropping music and pushing the needle forward. onward and upward ♨️🏁. first pic is from the day I got the job by teaching a high school camp how to cook up on the mpc live 2 in 10 minutes. put that work in, you never know where it may lead you 💫🏁
#thefivepointsbakery #atl

some dreams stay dreams, some dreams come true. much love to the legend and pioneer @djquik. thank you to my OG @djfunkyatl. @renegade_el_rey #atl #stankonia #feeltherush #gratitude

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it’s a blessing when you do so much cool stuff on the daily that you forget to celebrate putting points on the board. love my brothers @waltlive & @gorickygoguitar for staying down with me on this Five Points mission. Foreign to the ear, familiar to the spirit. Huge thanks to my bro @cardogotwings for making it happen. Thanks to @dontoliver for making it a classic. “A win for one of us is a win for all of us.” I’m just a kid from Atlanta who gets to live out his dreams every day ♨️♨️ #thefivepointsbakery #atl #goldbaby

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saw a quote from @thatericalper yesterday that said “The most expensive audio setup in the world can’t fix the fact that you just don’t like the song. We’ve spent decades perfecting fidelity when the real magic is affinity.” with AI now, there’s no room for mediocrity. AI can make mid beats and mid songs all day so if that’s your thing you should probably find another career. There’s a sweet spot us creators must find between progress and perfection/procrastination. Perfect is the enemy of progress but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t put your best foot forward. I’m dropping a song tomorrow that I made 37 mix passes on. Sometimes I nail it in the first pass and sometimes it needs 37 - I don’t care what it takes I just want to create something that is timeless. The rawness of Chicken Talk was accepted because @laflare1017 is an incredible artist and we packaged and promoted it in the right way. That didn’t lead me to believe everything needed to be that raw though and too perfect is for the robots. What needs to be polished and what needs to be left rough around the edges? That’s where taste comes into play. That’s what AI doesn’t have and that’s what will separate most in the future. If AI can write chord progressions and songs what competitive advantage do us humans have? Taste baby. 💫
full interview w/ @mahalomeyoshi on youtube now. ♨️ #thefivepointsbakery

After a semester of frequency-recognition ear training in Critical Listening, it was great showing students how to apply it at every stage of the record making process. From choosing microphones that bring out the best in each element, to dialing in placement, solving problems, mixing, mastering, and more—there are countless ways to use the knowledge. Students spent time matching frequencies by ear without being able to listen back to the original question, learning to trust their gut and feel confident in their decisions. Better art, heightened awareness and belief in self. That’s what we do it for. 🤝♨️🥼 #GSU

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