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Mia Morris / music vlog ep. #35 “GRLwood”
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- I like a lot about the music that the band, GRLwood has put out so far but ultimately, the thing I find absolutely fascinating is how GRLwood, and bands like them fit into the, “music business”. Growing up and playing music in Nashville has taught me a ton about how the traditional music machine currently works. I understand the symbiotic relationship between the publishing companies, labels, digital marketing and PR firms, distributors, streaming services, radio and satellite, award shows, charts and press, live gigs & touring and somewhere at the end of all of those efforts, the actual real-life fans.
If you’ve followed me for any length of time on here or other social apps, you know many of my thoughts on those subjects. If you don’t, the quick summary is that most of what you see and hear in music is entirely the result of paid promotion. It is manufactured and mostly fake. It’s an equation that is repeated over and over again where companies spend money promoting music in the hopes that enough people eventually decide that they like the music and then give money back to the companies. Two lesser know facts are, that the companies fail almost all of the time and on the rare occasions that it does works, the companies keep most of the money to continue the cycle.
The reason GRLwood is so fascinating to me is that they have come up mostly outside of that standard music business machine. The song lyrics and subject matter of the music alone pretty much eliminates the use of many of the tools the music biz utilizes and the style of music, puts it outside of the mainstream. That leaves GRLwood with fewer and simpler metrics to measure success. What has happened is that the music has been discovered by fans that love the songs. There are a lot of people that choose to stream their music from all across the world and a loyal following that comes out to shows and sing along to the songs. That makes for pretty cool experience as a musician on stage and this vlog is a look at one of those nights.
I’m 17 years old and I’m a professional musician. I try to play lots of instruments but the ones that I feel most at home on are drums, cajon and bass. I would say the only thing that impresses me more than a great musician is a great songwriter so I also spend a lot of my time writing and recording. I thought it would help me keep focused on music if I started a drum series where I learned a new song every couple of weeks. After 6 years, it’s now turned into a larger musical search but my goal hasn’t changed. Hopefully, I will keep doing music, keep loving it and keep getting better.
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How can anyone not be impressed!! If you don't like this music, go stream Mia's other origial music on Spotify. Where ever this all leads for Mia, you got to know, and appreciate the autnenticity, hundreads of hours of hard work, the genunis love and understanding of music, and the barriers Mia continues to break, regardless of who stands behind her, or not.
Mia, you never fail to impress, And despite some fans only being interested is a small part of your music capabilites, keep going. My oppnins counts for nada other than hopefully knwoing there are people out there who genuintly revil over seeing you contiue to develop and expand your already massivly huge passion, understanding and capatilites of music and the many faces of the music world. I must repeat myself in saing I have yet to hear any of your music I do not like, and as a musicn on stage, (based soley on publically share video footage) I have never seen you happier than I have playing with GrlWood. Getting out there with Calista Clark on stage was pretty great too. Now those differences in music styles sutie me just fine, along with any other genre to be true. Much of my respect for you Mia comes from your honesty, depths of knowledge, and genunie passion for music, along with the huge amounds of hard work, wisdom, determination and hunger for music.
As a fan of several years I try to be as supportive as I can with my limited knowledge, resourses and tools. I wonder how I can do that better for you, as you sure earned your loyal fans, and I want the world to see in you what I, and many others see in you.
You are not a music God. You are a genuine human being who works your butt off to make great music, and works so well beside others to help make their musicial journys shine too.
I say this more for anyone reading this far, more than for yourself. I don't worship you, though I have heard others suggest some kind of religion. I just apprecaite what we get to know and learn from you and get to enjoy the music you make and contribule to in all its verious forms. As I said at the start of this novel, Mia, you never fail to impress.
Thank you Mia! Kept having fun doing this, as you see fit, and be in that minority that make a great living from what ever you do with music. I will do my part in that, best I can as a loyal fan.
And yes, GrlWood sounds great!! Stocked to see this vlog!!!
You smashed it on drums!!
Keep smashing it, doing what you do best, being you!
Have a great weekend Mia.
there is so much i appreciate about this comment but one thing very near the top is the fact that you seem to share my appreciation for music in the broadest sense. everyone has their favorites but for me, there is SOOOO much to enjoy about making music of any kind that i can't see missing out on anything based on genre. i find musical/artistic inspiration in places i would have never predicted and my moods and tastes get more interesting the less i try to guess where i should look.
@@miamorrismusic Thank you Mia. I really do appreciate a far more diverse rang of music than anyone would ever expect. Some of the most brillent will never be found in main stream music. So many people are missing out so much. Where ever you find inspriration, run with it as you see fit, in any way you choose. I can only but hope to catch a glimpe of some of that through what you choose to share with the world. As appropate, I will always back you whatever you do with music, for music, and in music. So stocked your next is about to drop!!
Have to say Mia. After watching this Vlog, I actually really started liking it!. The reason people are shocked by your age is....Your skills, singing, drumming, song writing all you do exceeds your age. I'm sure you remember a couple of years ago when I said you have the mind, etc, etc of a 35 yr old.
Your going to bring MUSIC into a new Dimension that nobody has seen before!
I kid you not. You will understand more and more as time goes by. Hope you had a blast in Columbia. Hugs your way. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡ R.G.
I appreciate all of that Dave and I'll get another show out your way as soon I can.
GRLwood rocks!! All because of you Mia! I love watching you go wild on those drums! Your a beast!!!! lol. Your the best Mia.
Wow that was Awesome, Love your talents and diversity of music, incredible drumming!!!🙌😍💖💗🖤💣💥💫💯🥀🎶🥁🔊🌟🔥
You are so awesome Mia! 😃👍 You are like a great bottle of wine. You just get better with age. Keep doing what you're doing little lady. 😊 You totally rock! 💪😃👍💯
I had trouble understanding what GRLwood was singing, but I couldn't stop smiling!
heheh - yes.. and yes!
First, you went blonde. I like it. Bummer about the cancelation. Your drmming is amazing as always. Honestly, I'm not a fan of screaming singers.
Loved your comment back to your dad (I'm guessing) it's called hard work. Lol. Note to self, buy Mia a box of Band-Aids (drummers edition) for Christmas.
thanks :) i know playing in country bands, punk bands and releasing alt rock will definitely not all fit with everyone's tastes all the time. that's totally okay and i sincerely appreciate your support on whatever of it suits you.
Mia. I read all your narrative here and you always seem to be to quite astute in your observations, realities about the "music business." And it pleases me that you are. Lots of musicians have had to learn what you already know but in a much longer time frame. To put it more succintly, 'you aint gonna get punked,' as long as you can prevent it. Having said that, I think your attitude as an artist is just kept more real, authentic. You're in it for the right reasons, for the magic you create for yourself and for the audience it serves. It's no coincidence the kind of following you have already and always growing. I'm there with everyone else. It's good to see you stretch your wings to do stuff like GRLwood. Y'all sound great and its just the 2 of you. The energy is evident. Long way around it , thumbs up M&M , and,.... 'Mia's got blisters on her fingers !!." : )
:) i actually just saw paul talking about when ringo said that in the studio- very cool. thank you and thanks for taking the time to read my thoughts on the biz. it's such a tiny percentage of musicians that have any long-term success, especially if your measuring stick is income but strangely, that hasn't made me any less inspired to find a way to make a career of it. i like knowing and understanding all of that even when i don't like the implications and for me, it has almost nothing to do with what i love about music. i sat and wrote music today that may not ever turn into a song and if it does, very few people may ever here it. i also really enjoyed it and i feel like i'm getting better at it. that's enough success for me today and as long as it stays that way, i'm not in a hurry to change much.
I love it.... You look comfortable and having fun
Holy Trash Crash! That cymbal looks enormous! Could it just be the camera view? I love when you play harder music. It really brings out the Mia in you! Keep going there.
Lots-O-Love.
:) i've always known what sort of music is fun to play on drums.. lots of experimenting with mixing various cymbal choices with headset and regular vocal mics - definitely is an added challenge, especially in club settings.
good stuff Mia, good stuff!
Well that's a welcome change... I like it and I like you. You're so diverse and you stand out no matter what you're playing or style...love it
Sucks about Bonnaroo, but it's great that you're so busy...You truly are a ROCK STAR!😎
GRLwood...what an awesome name and I dig her screaming voice! I'd really like hearing you doing something super hardcore ie...Jinjer. You could certainly handle it no doubt. You seem to be able to slay any genre I've heard so far from you. Loving your life!
Dear MIA , my beautiful magical Angel 👼friend this video is absolutely fantastic I am so so very very very proud of you your a absolutely fantastic musician I love all the energy and infuiasum and live you put in to your out standing drum playing the lady 🚺 playing the guitar 🎸is absolutely brilliant to your beautiful star 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 s ,
MIA ,my beautiful magical Angel 👼friend you have the most beautiful singing voice of an Angel 👼 your smile 😃brightens up ever single day your eyes are beautiful to your great 👍👍👍👍👍 both of you please stay safe and well done ✔✔ , from David ps your really great 👍👍👍👍👍your brilliant
Holy shit! That was awesome! I must say, I'm really enjoying your journey and choices. This was pure punk and I loved it! I'm selfishly awaiting what you have in store.
man, i love it too - thank you!!
OMG that Vlog :) crazy and exactly what i need on wild fridays
tough luck with that festival . cant change if nature gets in the way
remember - your gig at a festival got cancelled because of the most powerful weather on the planet at that time
>>> the only thing to slow mia morris down is a freaking hurricane
:) thank you man - i'm with ya and i may make some music with Rae later this year.
hi Mia, great drumming here. you drum very intricate drum patterns at race car pace! honestly some of the best drumming by anyone, in any genre, that i've ever heard. especially in a live show where you have to get it right, right then! at 3:56 i like the floor tom paradiddle into the rock backbeat. then at 5:15 the beats you grab..wow.
hey Marc - thank you man. I really did have a great time playing this stuff :)
@@miamorrismusic :-)
Hi Mia, I used to think you were so much older too, like in your mid-twenties at the time you covered drums on "Ballroom Blitz". My daughter listens to that style of music. Back in the day I would tell her those musicians have "issues". We would laugh about it. She still enjoys that genre, but not as much these days. Well done. I always enjoy when you include more music in your vlogs . I like the new hair. Take care. :-) BTW I could sponsor your Band-Aids if you had a patreon account. 🤭 (and it's no wonder musicians prefer the Band-Aid brand... 🤪 )
ahaha - it may come to that when i start paying rent. i'm really glad to hear you like the live footage - thanks Raymond!
You are so amazing and talented it amazes me how you can remember the many different artists you play for and their style let alone doing your own music 💛💜💙❤️🎸🎹🎤✌🏻
it sometimes gets a little challenging when a show comes up with an artist after a long break away, but that's why i chart everything to catch back up quickly - thanks Nate.
@@miamorrismusic you welcome I’m surprised you called me Nate lol 😜🤗
That was awesome!!
Haha, that was great! Look at our GRL throwing water on the crowd like a real rockstar. Your drumming was awesome, that would have been a fun show to see. Keep rockin'!
Rock on girl! I feel ya on the Band-Aid issue. When I first started...Holy Shit...Ouch! I'd probably have to go through the same thing again too.
the big change for me came with playing out so much. i just stay ahead of anything that will get uncomfortable to play, (any instrument) when people are hiring me to do a job. i save my hands for the shows :D
GOLLY... I WANN' SCREAM ALONG TOO AFTER LISTENING TO THAT. Great show!!
Having a full dance card at your age is awesome!❤🎵
totally agree - thank you
Hell yeah!!! Mia💗 goes punk rocker 😇🙏 loved it!! Happy friday, stay positive and keep rocking!!!
I would love to see a GRLwood show!
hey Dania - i'm pretty sure that'll happen :D
That rocked!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I spent a lot of time rehearsing in that same Nashville SIR. You work very hard, you will definitely be successful with that work ethic! I'm writing this from a tour bus in Flint, Michigan.
Your drumming live on here sounds very intense, I enjoy watching you play, I hope you get to play more, I’m a drummer too, I play along to a lot of metal and rock ‘n’ roll tracks but I always listen and take my time to learn how to do the beats slowly before I can play them, keep on rockin’ the drums
Hey, Mia !! I Agree With You on everything, regarding the music Business. I Admire You very much for Your rebellious choices !! 💙🎶💖
Thank you so much for an entertaining vlog with .. yep... "Live MM" attacking the drums and BG vocals!! Banging energy transference between crowd and band and very cool to watch you get after it live!! Sitting MIA✓, standing MIA✓, Bass MIA✓ or Guitar or Keys MIA✓ ..love it all...specially LIVE! Sorry bout the Roo, but the prep and the tune-up show was absolutely amazing and worth it! You have even bigger shows coming,...not a question about it. Rock it Out MM! Happy weekend! :)
thank you TK :) imma try to make you right about that!
Love this, Mia ... still keeping tabs and enjoy reading your updates ... so sorry about the festival ... that's a heart breaker. Keep rocking ... you have so much experience already ... it can only lead to more and more exciting opportunities and I can't wait to see where this all leads you ... up, up and away!!
thank you Doug :)
Everyday you amaze us more and more
I'm thinking you must have been BEYOND disappointed about Bonnaroo, because I know how disappointed I was for you. I'm pretty sure you will be there many times in the future, but being there this year with GRLwood would have been special. Sorry Neighbor. ☹️
BUT, you still got to rage at The End club, and that was really Dope, and Lit, and 🔥, and all the things!!! I loved that so much! And there's another fun fact about the music biz. I bet all their metrics and algorithms don't include an old fart like me getting into GRLwood music! 😂 I'm playing that CD all the time in my car, and "I hate my mom" is the most tenacious ear worm I've ever had. It was also really satisfying to see you having so much fun blazing away on your drums and even getting on my side of the stage for a change and dance around in the pit for Peachy. Anyway it was a totally awesome experience including the impromptu hydration. 💦😂 I'm hoping y'all get to do it again, and I'll try to be there for round #2. Have a wonderful weekend Neighbor! 😁🤘💕😎
Ps. GRLwood+FU2=GRAMMY!! 🤘😝🤘
#GRLwoodrulz
#helpagirloutbandaid
#hydration
I feel the same way, yung fella, and I'm 73. Rock 'n roll - and all its sub-genres - will never die.
@@gerrywaneck377 I hope it goes on, and thanks to young folk like Mia, and Plush, etc it probably will. 🤘😝🤘
Mia is clever in just jumping head first into the music vortex. She will learn a freight train load and then some. If a person has not found any specific formula to launch their own music, then this is the way to do it. If you want to hit "star" status, then you'll need to eventually find something and more or less stick to it to build a dedicated fan base. Mia, you rock [and GRLwood you scream -lol].
:) i love that i get to play not only different instruments, but very different genres as well. I appreciate your comment Jeff.
damn, you're drumming is amazing! excited to see a fellow musician vlogging!
nice to see you drumming- and not easy tunes.
Great seeing this side of you! You've always been a rocker at heart, I think🙂
:) will always be
Holy shit. Girl Wood kicks ass!!
Love the End!
Across the street is Exit end where The Police once played.
You were rockken in GRLwood \m/ keep up the hard work it will payoff in the run and hopefully one day I can go see you play 💥💥⭐⭐🎉
I always imagined you in that kind of rock setting...setting the drums on fire...rest sweetie...you look 'beat' lol...love Yas...take care.
I’m a new subscriber. I’m really happy I found you. You’re so fun to watch!!! 💕 💕
:) hello (: thank you for taking the time to say hey and nice to e-meet U.
Wow off to a great start. Best of luck
Nice to see you on kit again!! ✌☮💖💖🤘🤘
i'm never away for long, it's just been awhile to catch it on video :)
AMAZING 😻 GRLwood fits your Sassy Style of drumming very naturally. “Epic Sound”
I’m always impressed with your charismatic vibe🥰 lov the hair color, makes your eyes dazzle 🥵 Ciao 4 Now ❤️🩹 : ) Jesse
Ciao, and thanks for taking the time to say hey :)
That was really fun to watch. Great job!
ARS GRATIA ARTIS. Well done. Also love the new hair look. Very chic. Makes you look totally hot 🔥🔥🔥.
Hi Mia! Great video! I hope you’re doing well! Have a wonderful weekend! Happy Friday
Big fan! Love everything you do! Keep up the hard work! 🤗💕⚘🥁🎶
thank u Robert!
You two are intense! 😀🤘
You're so passionate.
I can't help but love you.❤
Your hair is getting more blonde...I like it, YEAAAAAAAA!!!🤘😜🤘
Lol!! That was awesome!!
You're really good at adapting to the situation, not the problem. Blonde is good on you. Makes the eyes stick out. Awesome concert. And it looks like you're in the drivers seat, if so, watch out sidewalks, lol!!!!!!!! Sorry about Ida and all the flooding up that way. We got it pretty rough here in Greenville, SC. Just glad you're okay.
:) all good and yes, the streets around nashville have one more driver to add to the traffic :/
@@miamorrismusic Stay safe on the road, and beautifull as you are. Much love for ya!!!! Do me a favor!!! I just started a youtube channel "Shane Page Music & Things" and let me know what I can do to better my site. Thanks.
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🔥 fire 🔥
You would be a legend in the punk world if you threw water at the Opry. Out of a job, but a god damned legend. Great vlog Mia!
how did i miss this comment - i like how you think :/
Pity the show was cancelled after all that practice and all those bandaids! But that's show biz. Cool you still got to jam, though. I'm not into the screaming stuff, but looks like a good time!
Mia, that freaking kicked ass!!
Mia throw some water on me girl. Sorry Mia i can't see you doing screamo ! music screaming all night. Strange seeing you sitting behind the kit, kinda got used to seeing you standing.
Great vlog Mia, you rock
surprising but much love
Mia, we need another Vlog!!!
I find this GRLwood sound to be more of a beat poetry than music, something I learned to like a million years ago in my hippie youth. Didn't expect to enjoy this style of music but really enjoyed this snippet. There's no way this came through "the man" and sure enough, I read the description to find this ain't polished in some accepted formula machine. I'm sure "Hank never done it this way". Mia, I think you've embraced the outlaw movement. Kudos
Good Lord, you work so hard. Respect!
:D big smile - with ya and thank you!
No one can move that fast without time traveling. I think the lead singer also could’ve opened a wormhole. Other than that, great drumming Mia! 😳🤷🏻♂️🤣
heheh :D
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I want the full show!! Can I watch it somewhere?
A true rock girl.. LOVE from eu
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Wow I hope you tour the world with Grl wood., I love the style! It reminds me of The White Stripes with steroids.
with ya - i might have to make time for that if the chance comes.
Too bad about Bonnaroo. Other opportunities will come your way in time. The GRLwood experience was unlike anything that I've seen in your other videos. I know it was a blast for you.
Your comments were really well written. More professional. You say that you're a "professional" musician. That word has other meanings, besides employment. And I agree, you ARE a professional musician.
Band Aid Skin Flex is my favorite. It sticks to skin really well, but you need to remove any part that sticks to itself, or it will peel off. And the elastic doesn't break down.
ha! well, i'm looking at the Band Aid Skin Flex on another tab right now. thank you for the suggestion. i appreciate your thoughts on the description and understand completely what your saying about the subtleties about using the P word. I feel more comfortable using that word recently and i was certainly paid to play a long time before i felt like a professional so - thank you :)
Mia, you might be surprised at the number of artists who have seen what Pink Floyd famously described as "The Machine" for what it is, and are eschewing the so-called music companies and their traditional model of ripping off artists and allowing just enough to get very wealthy to entice more hopeful (and occasionally even moderately talented) people into their clutches. Too many do still fall into those clutches though and mistake a signing deal as their first big payday, when it is, of course, a loan from a very nasty shark that will crush you into their corporate standards and insist on controlling every aspect of your life. Take good notes from the independents. And from those who wish they still were (and even a few who have even walked on contracts to go independent). Two things actually matter - the artists and the fans. The rest is parasitic more than symbiotic. It is an overhead, which has grown too big for its boots and needs to be taken down a notch or hundred.
These days, with the Internet able to provide as much promotion as you can feed it with, and disseminate it with FAR lower overheads or deductions from what artists receive, the traditional model is facing real competition. I imagine you have come across Nita Strauss? She is unsigned. Kickstarter, Patreon, Paypal, RUclips, Instagram, Twitter etc. are the replacement for promoters and labels. Direct to the fans, who are learning that this is how to find new artists playing what they want to hear, and support them to the extent of funding even tours and new studios, not just albums, and find out their playing schedules so they can get to go see them live. Use the artists' own webstores for merch (and I'm sure you can set something like that up fairly easily, or know someone who can help you with it). Some artists play as independents with established bands (like Nita) as well as produce their own material, others stay entirely out of the mainstream. Running a (usually, but not always family) small team to deal with social media, merch, bookings, etc. completely independently of the labels, or even forming a label themselves.
Your wide-ranging talent and hard work ethic mean that if anyone can make it this way, you can.
That gig looked like a blast - one day, I hope to see you this side of the pond.
BTW I've marshalled a music festival here in the UK that got hit with the final lashes of a hurricane after it came across (Charlie, 1986), and it was a total disaster area, with village and church halls requisitioned as emergency shelters and a massive job to organise search parties, rescue teams and areas, reunite families and friends first with each other, then with the vehicles which had to be extracted and in many cases repaired. We really are not used to extreme weather here (although we are getting more of it these days, so have some tough lessons ahead). I'd been a shift lead and worked non-stop for three days and both nights between them trying to find and account for everyone (thankfully, nobody lost longer than 24 hours), then salvage as much for the festival itself and all the attendees who were swamped. I have no doubt that cancelling was the only safe option, even if it does suck. I also particularly remember it because I met my wife there, 35 years ago. Two weeks later we were engaged and six months later married. Three of our children are older than you. Of course, most of our friends said it would never last. Early days yet, but it seems to be going ok so far 😁.
You're actually "preaching to the choir", so to speak, explaining "the machine" to Mia. In her TicTok channel she has several series discussing all aspects of the music industry. They are worth a view to discover just how intelligent she really is. She knows what's up! 😎
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thank you man, looking at it right now.
Wow that was different, looked very intense, I bet you were exhausted after that I thought you would be drinking that water rather than throwing it away. It's always a bummer to have to say no to someone because you're booked somewhere else.
man - correct on all counts with this comment :)
Rock on kid. Expand while you can.
Hey Sexy Lady! A Gig is a Gig and this only proves just how versatile and multi-talented you are! You Rock Girl! Much love from West Virginia! ❤❤❤
The new white stripes
That tired exhausted look, looks good on you! Why dont you wear gloves? So GRLwood is just her? No bass, no 2nd guitar? I kinda dig the music tho.. Kinda punk y? Yall should build a band to support that shit.. I think it would be a fun project
i've messed with gloves a little but really miss the contact & feeling. my hands will be fine. i'm just a little more cautious with them now that people hire me to hit them :) as far as added musicians, i've thought about that as well and it might be cool in some cases with recordings but there is also something especially satisfying about the space that a two-piece gives to the music and dynamics. i totally get why, white stripes, black keys and countless others keep some shows this way.
Oh yeah, oh yeah
Mia is a punk rocker
Mia is a punk rocker
Mia is a punk rocker now.
It's funny, a couple of weeks ago Brooke C did a cover of Mars simula by chevelle and I was singing that song in my head all day. So I was pleasantly surprised to find it when I got home. So now I'm watching your video and I just happened to have four cuts on my fingers with band aids on them and what are you doing but putting band aids on your hands. Lol so this week its synchronicity with you. Plus I don't really think you hate your mom. Lol. And thanks to the Ramones for the idea of the twist on the lyrics of their song punk rocker.
Peace and agap'e.
i actually heard that Ramones song on lightning 100 3 days ago :D NICE!!! there is definitely some of that influence in this GRLwood stuff and i'm for it!
I get I'm in the minority here. And I understand yours and other commenter's point of views regarding how playing with multiple artists now gains you exposure. I respectfully disagree is all. Nearly every great artist before now waited until they were established with their own band or brand before doing side projects. Not the other way around. I believe you experience this current hectic schedule, one which could force you to miss a windfall opportunity simply by accepting a different gig due to scheduling, as a result. I guess I'm for picking a lane, perfecting it as best you possibly can, then expanding once the lane becomes an accepted, cherished route. As always, though, keep killing it and enjoying life!
i completely understand your point and think about and weigh that exact issue every time i'm charting and performing other peoples music. i think it's critical that i keep that in perspective and i'm sure it will be put to the test in the not so distant future. i hear, consider and really appreciate your input so thank you David.
@@miamorrismusic -Damn, you are something pretty special. And you're welcome!
Best part was Mia’s drumming.
Now you’re looking like Dave Grohl. Love it!
Hey, Mia !! Dreamy Eyes !! I Admire You So Much !! Have a Great Weekend !! 👍😃😎👏🌅🎶🎶🌺💖
I hate to say it, I liked your music and videos much more 2 and 3 years ago.
hey Paul - i totally get that am i'm not even a tiny bit offended by you saying so. 3 years ago i was a cover musician and youtuber. now i'm a professional musician working on trying to make a career within the music business. those may sound like similar pursuits but the two things have almost nothing to do with each other. unfortunately, some musicians don't figure that out for a very long time. anyone that has achieved some competence on an instrument can figure out how to play some classic tune that they love. the millions of other people that love that same song will find some pleasure in hearing that song for the thousandth time and may enjoy the added bonus of seeing how it might be played on an instrument. there is zero wrong with anyone who participates in that and we all know dozens or even hundreds of youtubers that do that masterfully.
playing covers was fun for me and helpful when i was 12 and if it's fun for someone else when they are 72, then that is a perfect reason to do it. what is currently fun for me is working in, and working on new, original music that I and other artists and writers create. I hope to be a part of the body of music that is put out into the world in the future and I completely understand that isn't as familiar as hearing a classic rock song that takes you back. I love that music has the power to do that but I love it so much, that I want to create music that someday turns into one of those songs for someone else. Posting cover videos won't teach me or anyone else, how to do that.
i've learned an enormous amount about the music business and the creative process in the last couple of years and i believe i'm doing exactly the sorts of things i should to give myself the best chance to have a career in music. i'm also thoroughly enjoying how i get to spend my time. i recognize your name, realize you've been following me for a long time and i appreciate the support you've undoubtedly given me but if you've been paying much attention, none of this can be new information. i've never had a patreon account and i don't base my content on what would get the most views. i make videos that help me get better at things that interest and inspire me and that promote the things i'm passionate about. the people that like what i post are most likely the fans that could have an impact on my future career. the people that don't, probably aren't the sort of music fan that might be inclined to listen to new music, buy a new band's merchandise or go to a new band's shows. there's nothing wrong with either group of people but they certainly have different implications for my goals.
it's a benefit for everyone to figure out how to get what they are striving for. if i was getting paid for requests on a patreon account or selling views and sponsorships for a living, my focus might look a lot like some very familiar names here on YT. i can promise you, my love and appreciation for music and my career will never be reduced to that :)
Hey Mia Mia. Loved your story. You’re probably playing right now. I dm Ed you. Later 👋 break a leg girl 👊
i was playing all weekend and just got back to nashville. trying to catch up on some comments now but i don't mess with my dm's in IG. that would just steal too much of my time. thanks Daniel!
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Can you recall ever having had an out of body experience?
ORGASM❤
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i need to do smore GW shows...
LOUISVILLE GROWN right there!!! I’d put you up against any drummer today! Your playing style reminds me so much of the great late Taylor Hawkins.. you are def in the pocket..
:) nice - i'm glad you found this
Mia is more beautiful
dope
Ты самая лучшая!!!
Очень круто!
Captions please.
man, i wish i knew a way to have those automatically generated but i just don't see how to do it during the upload process.
@@miamorrismusic ... They're on now. Thanks.
Checking In ✅ Mia 🌈👈😎☝️
Genie In The Bottle 🤭👉& Do Blonde's
Have More Fun? 🤔👉
☝️🤓👉 Only, 'Time Will Tell 'The Tale Anyway ..My Personal Opinion About
👉Ventura👈 About
The Joining Another Band /Self Originalities
☝️😎👉 Stick Too "The River And Stream's" Like "Your Use Too👈, This Meaning
'🤔☝️ Your Comfort Zone/ The Waterfall's Are Great Opportunities With Many Hidden Disagreements And Heartache
So Stay Independent & In Your Own Zone
Keep Away From 🤔👉The Unknowns
#VicFirth :-) :-)
Wait, what, Mia's only 15.
No. Back when, she was only 15. Now she is 17!
@@magnuspahlsson3531 Ahh ok.
My thoughts too back in the days but she can Rock \m/
She's been in front of her father's video camera since she was 9 yo. Electronic drum kit. She covered Nirvana's song, "Smells Like Teen Spirit". Since then, her musical development is posted on RUclips. Watch her develop, and you will really appreciate how special she is.
Hadir mia ❤️
Mia please be careful when you swing your head around like that you could wrench your neck.
heheh ...noted