1 hr 9 min
Sad Boy Radio CXXIII: What Is Your Reason? (Chris Classick Interview) Sad Boy Radio
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- Music Interviews
Sad Boys For Real! Owner of Classick studios, Chris Classick, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss managing Smino & Monte Booker, starting Classick studios, losing his mom at 18, and learning to let go of things that no longer serve a purpose.
In the song, "End Of Youth," Ed Sheeran says, "Is this the ending of our youth when pain starts taking over? / I just don't know if I can ever just let it go / Everything's falling apart, when love is real, there's never closure / I guess it's all part of life, but I can't help but feel low," and this was the reality for Chris. The moment his mother left this earth, his world was turned upside down & sent him into a deep depression. However, throughout this time, there was one thing that saved him & helped him find his reason... music.
Music was the thing that healed Chris, and allowed him to express the pain he was going through. Chris' form of expression helped build a reputation that precedes him, and allowed him to help countless artists achieve their own goals. Chris took the darkest moment in his life and found his reason.
Also discussed, working on SZA's CTRL album, learning to be a father, music community in Chicago, and
Sad Boys For Real! Owner of Classick studios, Chris Classick, slides to PVTSTCK to discuss managing Smino & Monte Booker, starting Classick studios, losing his mom at 18, and learning to let go of things that no longer serve a purpose.
In the song, "End Of Youth," Ed Sheeran says, "Is this the ending of our youth when pain starts taking over? / I just don't know if I can ever just let it go / Everything's falling apart, when love is real, there's never closure / I guess it's all part of life, but I can't help but feel low," and this was the reality for Chris. The moment his mother left this earth, his world was turned upside down & sent him into a deep depression. However, throughout this time, there was one thing that saved him & helped him find his reason... music.
Music was the thing that healed Chris, and allowed him to express the pain he was going through. Chris' form of expression helped build a reputation that precedes him, and allowed him to help countless artists achieve their own goals. Chris took the darkest moment in his life and found his reason.
Also discussed, working on SZA's CTRL album, learning to be a father, music community in Chicago, and
1 hr 9 min