Conversation with Trailblazer TXVX, Independent Music Artist Introducing New Album "Raining Roses"
As the world of independent music continues to expand, artists like TXVX are paving the way with innovative sounds and a relentless drive to create. In a recent episode of Up and Comers of Hollywood Podcast, I sat down with this trailblazing artist to discuss her journey from Portland to Los Angeles and her ascent in the music industry. TXVX, known for her unique blend of soulful electronic music…
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It’s actually killing me that I can’t pull my age old trick of stalling out for a few years and then rapidly making a life changing decision and I have to actually sit here and consider things and plan things out
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a lil tip, a lil Suggestion for anyone who plans to have kids or who already has tiny kids....
if you have a choice, maybe don't live in a location where the only thing surrounding you for miles and miles is just more houses :/
like, either live somewhere where there's easy access to nature/outdoor recreation, or live somewhere where there's easy access to a wide variety of activities - museums, sports, concert venues, rec centers, music lessons, dance lessons, blah blah.
maybe don't live somewhere where it will be a huge inconvenience for you to take your kid out to do/see things that interest them on a regular basis.
it is so fucking depressing to be a kid and to almost never get to do or see anything you think is neat because it's Too Far for your parents to feel like taking you there.
honestly like. it's a big enough deal that i legit feel like parents should absolutely be willing to completely relocate if it means living somewhere where their kid can do what makes them happy.
like, if you live in fuckinnn florida and your kid wants to be a rock climber, you better pack your shit up and move to colorado or whereverthefuck. if you live in kansas and your kid wants to surf, move to california, goddammit.
i mean obviouslyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy it's not always possible to live anywhere but where you're currently living for a myriad of reasons, but if it is possible, even if it's not easy, please please please don't doom your kid to a childhood of longing and unfulfillment just because you live in the wrong place omg.
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augh apparently clearing the app's cache on my phone deleted my transit card from my phone's wallet along with $57 of value, and when I tried to buy a temp card the kiosk wouldn't issue one, and I hopped the gates (with suitcase) just in time to watch the train pull away, went back through to try to call a taxi only to realize traffic is so hell that it's still not much slower to take the next train in 20 min, asked the BART attendant if he could help with my deleted card but apparently he can't, but he did tell me to use my debit card and tell the machine it's a credit card(?) which worked (???) and I crossed the gates again in time to hear there's an extra 20 min delay on the train so I will in fact be gnawing the doors off the train when it arrives
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First off - love love love TRD, binge reading it again for probably the 3rd or 4th time.
Second - how long was Jane in New York before meeting Matt&Co? I'm trying to build a time line in my head of how everything's been happening, but I'm kinda lost on the time frames of everything
Thank you for writing TRD, it brings me so much joy!
Thank you so, so much anon! 🥰🥰🥰
And she was in NYC for about a year before meeting up with Matt! Normally she starts getting ready to slip away around that time, but New York City is honestly such a huge city with such an enormous population (most populated in the country) that she decided to stay for as long as she could, under the assumption that the sheer, breathtaking size of the crowds would hide her better than whatever smaller city she'd have retreated to (likely Portland or Seattle, both of which are around 700k iirc, while NYC is 8.5 million). I hope that helps!
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just found out one of my favourite former coworkers (who is a friend but also a not-quite friend? quasi-friend? more-than-an-acquaintance partially bc of what we had to endure at our job as minorities and because we were raised-catholic / born-and-raised angelenos / queer theory nerds? v hard to classify but i adore him) is moving to chicago, sight unseen, and it’s got me thinking that perhaps i need to move to a new city to shake things up
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