Music has a calming effect on many of our bodies and minds. According to studies, music helps us achieve catharsis by connecting with our deep emotional regions in the brain. It is clear from Grant Ganley’s new EP, “Don Talk,” that it will uplift your spirits and cure your soul.
Speaking of his successful song, Grant Ganley claims that music is life itself. His veins are filled with it. He put his whole heart and soul into creating his debut EP, “Don Talk.” True art emulates life and incorporates what it has learned. He must understand that, as an artist, my songs include all parts of life and the human experience. And some of his strongest feelings and emotions are expressed in the EP.
Grant Ganley is an independent artist who did not receive nearly as much support as artists that are signed to major companies and receive a lot of money as well. Lack of a sufficient platform did not depress him; rather, he views himself as more fortunate than the others since it enabled him to develop his musical abilities and learn how to be successful in the musical game.
His idea-generation technique is straightforward yet intriguing. He views himself as driven and creative, especially when he works out. He writes down words, makes notes on his phone, and records music from numerous sources. He selects the items once he returns to the studio and executes them to make the perfect song ever imagined.
Grant was a music nut ever since he was a little child. He was fascinated after listening to Get Rich or Die on CD in the vehicle. Then came Eminem, and because of how much they resembled one other physically, Grant was drawn to the Rap God and frequently told he looked like him. He made the decision to go down this path since these musicians at the time had such a profound effect on him.
Talking about his music, he did let the stereotypes affect his music as he was a suburban White musical artist and was not bounded to make music of what people would expect. He finds himself connecting with the people through his art so that people can get the message that he wants to convey.
Grant advice to the young artist will be “Just start. It’s called imperfect action. There’s never going to be the best time, a perfect time, the right time. That all doesn’t exist. You just have to start and figure it out as you go. It’s ok if you make some mistakes along the way, everyone does and they do it at every level. Learning to make mistakes and not let them discourage you is a part of the process of being a creator of anything.”
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