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Gap Year (Music) + (Journal)

Erik King

I recently took a gap year from college to work on producing and creating songs. These are just some of the singles and instrumentals that I made during that time.

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I also created a journal reflecting on my journey towards my music dreams, and about life in general. I made it so that people do not have to feel as alone when it comes to following their passion. It doesn't matter how much views you get. I think it matter more to work towards things that fulfill us, so that's what I wanted to show as well.

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