Kudisan Kai
Kudisan Kai was on tour with Elton John, Chaka Khan. Former Associate Professor at Berklee College of Music. Currently, finishing Memoirs Of A Back Up Diva: Shapeshifter and is working on launching an app entitled, Vocal Performance Mastery AI.
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Philosophy Notes - Islands (opens the original)
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This book, I Eat The Stars by Sarah Wilson has motivated me to write another note about how, amidst this seismic shift happening in the world, we become better humans—something even AI will never be able to replicate.This chapter focused on a concept called “Islands Of Sanity”— those communities that people organically create amongst each other to share common interests, feelings, and thoughts.That is exactly what I love about Substack. It aligns with my intention—providing a place for people to
The Role Of A Receiver (opens the original)
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Today, I want to flip the script.I want you to read the memoir excerpt in my Substack FIRST before reading my framing paragraph.Of course, my Substack is and will always be a free place to share thoughts and feelings, to exhale, build relationships, join a community who may have mutual interests.Then, you will have a premise for my topic entitled, the Role Of A Receiver. I want to unravel this whole thing on receiving for once and for all.Here’s the Excerpt from Memoirs Of A Back Up Diva: Shapes
Philosophy Notes - Liminality (opens the original)
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Last night, I was invited to the birthday celebration of my new friend, singer Nesrine, in the 10th arrondissement in Paris.What a great night. Delicious food, wine, and conversations with some of her close friends.We got along with each other like peas and carrots.Finally, I found my tribe.Among the musicians, lighting director, and fashion designer, I met Australian author Sarah Wilson. We spent most of the evening constantly flowing from one subject to the next.Once again, another synchronist
What If Humanity Lived An Artist’s Life? (opens the original)
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One day, I was contacted by a soror from my alma mater. Her son had just graduated from college, and wanted to pursue a career in the music industry.Like most parents, she was concerned with how he would support himself. She wanted my advice on his next steps.I shared what I had told numerous students at Berklee:“To maximize your potential to work in music, television, and film, you need to live in Los Angeles or New York—the hubs of these industries. That way, you are available for sessions, to
Philosophy Notes - At Some Point, You Have To Exhale (opens the original)
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I feel like I’m at a crossroads.Not bad.Not conflicted.I’m just at the intersection, waiting for the light to change.This Parisian morning, I awakened with one thought repeating itself: “Trauma Informs.”I realized that everything I’ve been through has given me wisdom that I can pass along to my child. In turn, she will do the same for her child.That is the life-cycle.As an artist, I believe that one of the most important life lessons to pass on is the beauty of embra
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