Have you ever just had to sit and cry with gospel music blasting in your ear? Well, I know I have. The song that I decided to talk about today is "Won't he do it" by Koryn Hawthorne. Let's take a little trip back to the year 2019. I had just recently graduated high school and was in my freshman year of college. My music career was just blowing up ( I am known as a well-known local musician in Chicago "COUCH DRUMMER NATION."). My grandpa always told me that my gift would make room for me and that I was his superstar. He was my number one supporter! On November 20th, that day changed my life forever, and it was crazy because two hours before he had passed away, I was over there with him, helping him get his medicine together. He was doing fine. When My mom and I got that call, I dropped. At first, I was in denial, but when the paramedics confirmed his death, I was heartbroken. The only thing to get me through this rough situation was that song. It helped me so much I got the strength to perform a musical tribute at his funeral, playing the drums to that song. This song is special to me because it inspired me and motivated me to keep going. With all the hurt and pain I was going through, I still managed to push through in school and accomplish a 3.7 GPA. God does everything for a reason; even though it may be rough at that moment, he sends comfort. As of right now, I’m doing my best to keep my grandpa’s memory alive and cherish it with all my heart. And when I do feel down, I play that song over and over. I have an actual recording of me playing the drums to that song on my Instagram: @c.d.n_trinn. Thank you for your time.

It is not often you meet a celebrity that you love and they give you something! My playlist is dedicated to Anderson .Paak not only does his music inspires me but he is very influential in my life. In 2019 he personally gave me a drum kit. Before I met him I was really inspired by his work through music it is really rare to see someone jamming on the drums and singing/performing at the same time. As a musician I was really grateful for what he did, he saw something in me and invested https://www.instagram.com/p/ByZ8nAJlRs2/. Thank You.