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searching for the missing parts of me
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like if I found the answers would it all
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make sense to me
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so desperately wanting an identity why
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is it so important to be defined easily
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placed in controlled not free this is
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the road of self-discovery
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[Music]
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roll in
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my name is ayama
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I would describe my musical sound as
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rootsy Soul It's a combination between
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hip-hop Loops neo soul but it's also got
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like influences of jazz reggae there's a
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lot of stuff in there and it's all stuff
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that has inspired me Growing Up So
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eventually I just started calling it
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rootsy soul and that's what stuck
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again when I write music I'm always
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discovering more about myself
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[Music]
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I think there's so much that we keep
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inside in our heads in our bodies that
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we don't find a way to release it and I
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feel that I'm so lucky to have music
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sounds that you come across different
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cultures different languages you know
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being in nature is just something that I
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think I picked up
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I love wearing things that are authentic
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to me and represent who I am as a person
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but at the same time push me out of my
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comfort zone
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when you go to Brighton when you see the
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colors you're like right this is
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brighter you know that's what I want to
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feel I guess when I'm wearing certain
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clothes or you know when I release
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certain videos whatever I want people to
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know yeah that's how I am
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I am super
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s-i-p-h-o don't forget the dot at the
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end
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I've realized I had a bit of a voice
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when I was like six did a show and tell
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when I was like oh that's cool
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[Music]
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started recording stuff after school
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with my mates and then it came to a
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point where it's like when they weren't
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there what do I do I still have to
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figure out a way to do it myself so I
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feel like that kind of took me further
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into understanding production and just
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just being self-reliant I guess because
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it's a dream that you want not everyone
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can want that vision for you you can't
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always rely on people to do it and you
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have to figure out how to get a foot in
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the door by yourself
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growing up in Birmingham shaped my music
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flexing the attitude of the city we just
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find a way to express ourselves in so
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many small different Pockets especially
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as creatives like in Birmingham
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[Music]
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when I've had time to actually just be
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outside not only in the literal sense
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but in the most gen Z sense of that word
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it's literally like we outside just
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experiencing things I feel like that
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helps the sounds I can use to build the
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world I'm trying to build sonically or
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even visually
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when I'm having to hop on stage and I
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could only do that when I'm feeling
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comfortable I Feel Free at the same time
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you know dripping them I look good
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honestly it's just not feeling good and
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if I can feel good you can definitely
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feel good
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I was sitting right my name is Jake Luke
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Rob from the band cassia B we Define our
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musical style as Indie alternative pop
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so it's in the place we come from is
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very rainy and our music is very summery
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I remember being in school and being
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like I don't want to play like music
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that's just reminiscent of being in a
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great place
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mainly went to school together and then
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uh we started like knocking about like
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after school and we just Jam booked a
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few gigs off that and so like we need to
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find the drummer now and uh met Jake and
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red spoons it's really accessible
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breaking music and there's not really
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much that can hold you back these days
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pick up your guitar get it in the face
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start making music
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started wearing it just for a joke when
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we started and it became a bit of a
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thing like people would turn to shows in
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like Hawaiian shirts all the time and I
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was like I need to keep this going so I
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bought like so many Hawaiian shirts I've
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got like Stacks in them
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I remember when I was a kid I'd always
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just idolize people who wore like
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certain things you really notice from
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people wearing stuff like how it feels
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to you and when it represents what
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they're playing as well I think that's
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really cool our music probably
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influences what we wear to play the
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music we want to not feel like nice and
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chilled out and I think recently we've
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definitely felt that you're right

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