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Nat Maddix
Guided to an intersection where radical love & music meet 🖤 Artist | Creative Producer🦋 | FoundHer @housegospelchoir @repvocalagency @sweardown.music
CHAPTER - November
VERSE -
Everyday
Making our way through the confusion
It’s just a part of being human
findin a way - “Figure it Out” LP Giobbi x House Gospel Choir #OutNow ♥️🌱☀️
Returning to October because there will never be another one like it and a friend told me to think of time as cyclical rather than linear. That we’re not going backwards just seeing some of the same things again but differently because we change each go round. Isn’t that beautiful? 🌱
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
M U M M Y is still my favorite name and the thing I miss the most is not being able to hear my favorite voice respond whenever I call it.
10 things I’ve learned in the 10 years you’ve been gone:
1. After the passing of an important family member people either grow closer to each other or relationships fall apart. It’s a simple truth that took me too long to accept.
2. Grief can not be outrun or something you overcome, you just grow around it
3. Don’t judge yourself using the morals of the person who passed away because it forces you to choose between honoring their wishes and living your life as authentically as possible
4. Take on new challenges & approach novel experiences with the wonder & curiosity of a child to avoid becoming stuck in the past
5. Get a therapist AND have a good friend you can talk to about any and everything
6. Share anything useful you learned in therapy with your loved ones and allow the healing to make you a better community member. Do not let the necessary self obsession lead you too far into a boundaried isolation
7. There are way more good & decent people in the world than shit ones. If you can’t find one, be one
8. If you put love into everything you do it’s harder for resentment to fester when someone is not helping out. It’ll still get done
9. Release the need to tell anyone your side of a story or correct a wrong opinion of you. Your silence on certain matters is just Gods grace being shared and everyone that needs to know the details already does
10. It really is important to take the meat out of the freezer the night before!
One more
I’ll always be one of Ruth’s Daughters, (one a Root Darta if you’re Jamaican), nothing will ever change that and what a blessing it is. Truly one of the kindest, most honest, generous & loving people to ever do this life🕊️
Love You Always Rooty Baby “come to the states with me!” 🍊☀️🤎
Remembering, Assembling, Untrembling … Septembering 🫰🏾🫰🏾🫰🏾🫰🏾 A grateful poet! 😂✨
July, July.
The dark room requires us to let some light in to develop a better picture. Perspective is everything my darling 🚦
The practice of saving the best bits is an evolving reminder that the only thing constant is change and maybe, just maybe things’ll really work out ok. Amen 🙏🏽
Fresh new release on Soulfuric Deep ⚡️⚡️
Find Myself - Saison featuring Natalie Maddix & E-Man
Available to stream & download today using the link in our bio 🎧
Fresh new release on Soulfuric Deep ⚡️⚡️
Find Myself - Saison featuring Natalie Maddix & E-Man
Available to stream & download today using the link in our bio 🎧
Fresh new release on Soulfuric Deep ⚡️⚡️
Find Myself - Saison featuring Natalie Maddix & E-Man
Available to stream & download today using the link in our bio 🎧
March made more space for exploration & expansion. A time for new dreams ♈️☀️🌱
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