What is your musical background?
How long have you been making music?
I dropped my first single during my senior year Lake Stevens High School in Washington in May 2018. I kept going from there. That’s when my level of seriousness grew. Junior year is when I began making songs. I wasn’t serious. I was recording on a $2 microphone in my bedroom. The next year, I took production side with beats and audio more seriously. I learned from more skilled producers and quickly applied those skills to myself. For college, I went to Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA for freshman year to try to make my family proud. There I studied artist development. Their courses were too slow for me though. I wanted to be able to grow so I pursued a double major: artist development and business. Then, I narrowed down to seeking a business degree. I didn’t want to hold music or my passion back any longer. I had a vision that not everyone saw.
How did your mother’s scholarship opportunity shift your family’s dynamic?
What childhood experiences have influenced the content of your music? ‘Letter to My Father’ for example.
How would you describe your music to potential fans?
You have a single called ‘Grateful.’ What are you most grateful for?
What challenges are you still trying to overcome?
How has your creative process changed during the pandemic?
What can fans expect from Alpha Patron in 2021?