By Una
I spent so much of my life overthinking certain things and debating whether I should do them. it was also super hard to let go of certain things that were no longer serving me. However, letting them go or what brought me to what I am and who I am today. It doesn’t also have to be necessarily anything in life. I decided to also not to share things about my music, but also my personal life with you guys. The overgrowth certain environments and people and without you, we shouldn’t just make room for something new by letting it go. There won’t be another you. You are all you have. If you don’t do it and choose to get up in the morning and live the life that you wanna live there won’t be anyone who’s gonna ask you to do it. Put yourself out there grow fail start again. Life is not meant to be linear. Healing is not linear. Don’t wait for your life to end linear, and that you regret it in those last few moments that I wasn’t messy a little more. New chapters are in front of us. I wish all of my Berklee classmates, a good year and a year of winning. This is the time when you do it scared and even when you’re not ready.
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Una is a Serbian born singer-songwriter based in Boston, where she studies at Berklee College of Music.
By Una
I want to talk about writer’s block. I’ve seen a lot of people talk about writer’s block, as I’m experiencing one myself these days, and so many songwriters that are on this app and might be reading this. I think as an artist as well as a songwriter, it’s really important to have a period of time where you just sit with your thoughts in silence. People might think that that’s bad and you’re running behind, but also you have to realize that things come at their own pace. You can’t rush a process. You can only trust it. As seasons change we do as well. And as night comes after the day, that’s also the cycle of life that we will experience in songwriting. There’s this constant pressure is on us to be the best and always on top of things. But there’s beauty in silence and that just means that new chapter is opening. Not only opening, but this silence and night is preparing for a new day and sunshine. I think one message would be just view this as something that will pass, but don’t try to rush yourself out of this silence and writers block. Accept it. It’s important for us songwriters to let this creative energy circulate through us.
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Una is a Serbian born singer-songwriter based in Boston, where she studies at Berklee College of Music.
