2ND ACCIDENT

Last Friday, I did my first live show in Korea in Gangnam at Jam Lounge, all thanks to Rorang . I might upload a video of it on YouTube later.  I have to admit, I've never worked with professional audio systems before, so it was a completely new experience for me. I learned a lot about how things should sound when you're performing. So in the future, I'll be adjusting the sound of my unreleased projects during my livestreams.  I also want to simplify my projects structure to make it easier to use while performing because sometimes my attention slips and my concentration drops.  So there's definitely a lot of work to do in my upcoming livestreams. I might even add an extra streaming day on Wednesday because currently, I've been streaming on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. That's pretty much it. I'll go check the video quality of my performance now, so catch you on YouTube or maybe Twitch. See you there !

Today, on the 24th, the live performance of European producer '2nd Accident' will take place at the renowned live club 'Jam Lounge' in Gangnam. '2nd Accident' has garnered a steady fan base and listeners on Google's popular music platform Spotify, and has secured a significant following through online performances on platforms such as YouTube and Twitch. As a global artist, he actively engages in activities both in Europe and around the world. The journey of '2nd Accident' is a story of patience, self-discovery, and unwavering dedication to artistic honesty. It involves a transformative shift in perspective that influenced the musical direction he embraced. He has consistently pursued work that aligns with his steadfast vision and beliefs, seeking collaboration with those who share principles of discipline, responsibility, and trustworthiness. Over the years, '2nd Accident' has formed a resonance with Korean singer, songwriter, and producer ...

They say not to worry about what people will think. Yeah, well, I gotta say, that's not entirely true. I've noticed that many ppl miss out on amazing people and opportunities because they're stuck on the idea that if they don't get any negative feedback, they're perfect. Including me btw. But let me tell you, there's a little something called silent disapproval. Ive learned about it the hard way so let me make it easier for you. So… While negative reactions may sting, they're at least an indication that someone cares enough to express their concerns. Silent disapproval, on the other hand, can be more damaging because it often goes unnoticed. When people quietly distance themselves from us due to our behavior, it can lead to the loss of interesting and valuable connections. The lack of feedback can also prevent personal growth and self-improvement. One common misconception is that if our behavior doesn't attract criticism, it must be entirely acceptable. ...