Yes, it really speaks to that moment when your head and your heart are not connecting. And you can hear that in the song! The lyric, “no matter what I do, forever stuck on you” I think everyone can resonate with and feel the heaviness of. It made me ask the question: what am I doing with my life? It was actually a really intense heartbreak that inspired Loops Never End. But this too helped me on my journey, dating can really act as a mirror for yourself – your actions have consequences. This had ups and downs (of course), particularly when dating people. I get that, just because you have all the ingredients (singing lessons, piano lessons, lyrics etc.) doesn’t mean you have yet found your sound! That’s a whole other journey…Įxactly! I moved to Amsterdam when I was 17, and from there I decided what I needed was to experience things. After that, it was piano lessons, singing classes and so forth… But I always knew back then that the songs I created weren’t quite right. I would often go with her, and I used to love the warm-ups they would do! Once they saw how much I loved it, they let me sing. Yeah, so I think it did really start attending choir with my mum. You mentioned you grew up singing in church, is this where your love began? I consider myself a researcher, who translates meaning into a song. It is after finding the philosophical belief (or meaning) that the music is then created. This is how the music for me gets triggered. I would describe my approach as more philosophical I see myself as the storyteller of my research. From there, it became a process of finding myself in making music and using it as a medium to flow through.Īnd how would you describe your approach? Growing up in a Black family, singing is how we would celebrate, or say, when the electricity turns off this is how we would entertain each other. I started singing very young in church - that was how I was brought up. It’s about a feeling or energy, I am translating. But this comes from different places not just focussing on music. Hey Ella! So nice to see you again after the single premier, and be able to dig a little deeper into your artistry! How do you perceive your craft? We spoke with the artist about her beginnings, and how it feels to be finally launching her music career.
A creator by nature, Ella Alex pulls from experience, creating work which is inherently relatable and undeniably vulnerable. The artist - who sprung on the scene this summer before our very eyes - is someone who has approached music with the same dedication a field researcher would extrapolating data in order to showcase her findings of the self. But NEVER put work in the schedule! Use your action points instead, not only you will be able to spend this money the same day, but also you cant really use action points for learning until very late into the game, so keep your schedule reserved, instead of wasting it on work and entertainment.After the stunning premiere of Ella Alex’s single Loops Never End, we knew we had to know more. Working is always worth it, it takes away very little from your happiness, and gives you a good amount of money. For example: if they want you to raise your memory, you can buy skills that give you memory after buying them. Since you get those mini quests from parents after the school, you could immediately finish them. Not only Brain Map and other activities will make them cheaper, but also you can fill expectations way faster. Always buy new skills at the end of the day, before filling your schedule.
Keep in mind that I’m not talking about the smaller ones that are crucial for the game. However, after that point, or if you have to choose which one to get, your prioritization should look like this:ģ-Your main stat node (for example: Imagination)ĩ9-Knowledge – They are almost never worth it, so this is the one Big node you should avoid. Up until late middle school, you should be getting every single big node. Even at the begining of highschool, they are still very much worth going for. Adding passive income to your stats, very quickly adds up. The younger your kid is, the more important they are. In the Brain Map, prioritize getting Big Nodes.
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