voca.ro/1jbtpFOOqXL7 Like I listen to s*** constantly to make sure it’s good enough

God bless you kid, we all start somewhere

If you’re not obsessed with your own art, then it probably sucks

can I just lol? that's fair.

voca.ro/196qD0XyfUU7 Definitely bumping this constantly tho

Ok I’ll stop unloading the vault can’t give too much out

When you make a beat so fire you start hitting the

But you have to pair that obsession with hating it as well, and then going back and forth between the two emotions

I would say when you have a good amount of music. it's nice just trip and listen to it all. like an out of body experience. let the soundcloud rock, etc

i love listening to my music in chronological order

hearing yourself get better over time

I’m obsessed with my own art and that’s okay.At the end of the day that’s who I’m making it for anyone else liking it is a plus

Too many songs and beats to not be. Treat my demos like “alternate” versions lmfao

Idk about obsessed, but your art definitely has to be art to you. It has to be valid in the vacuum of your own mind, so if you’re that involved with executing your creative pursuits of expression to such an exacting degree born of your own expectations (as opposed to perfection as the audience might define it) then it’s a healthy sign your work will be imbued with confidence. And confidence is the oxygen the lifeblood that gives art validity and longevity

drop some art @op

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you always know how to say it

so real for this

think thats an admirable philosophy & more artists should probably feel that way

SHEESH!

glad you sent this bro

who cares if it is or isn't? ppl who disagree will understand when they find something they truly love. if ur good at it, why not be obsessed?

self indulgence kinda seems like a primary facet of creativity

i think you're right, i was curious cus i do feel like a nut the way i geek out out my own stuff its just kinda funny & was curious about how common this is

i agree & i think it's interesting that when larger artists talk about their own art its often through this external lens like they create the work for their fans. which sounds like it's altruistic but something shifts where an artist is no longer making art for themselves, but for "other people" (profit) & its usually the same time they go mid. weird

i think this certainly becomes an issue when, at least in music, you sign to a label and you might not have full creative control