Name: Jenay Ross // Age: 21
Founder and designer of Hours Lost, an independent clothing brand. Journalist. PR Intern at The Keep A Breast Foundation. LA Implant. Bay Area Native.
Just trying to find my place in this world.
this man is the perfect human being
Oh how I love this man so. I will never forget the time I interviewed him and had him sign a pair of white chucks. Forever walking with swag in those bad boys.
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He’s just…unf. Hahaha. So glad he’s on The Voice. I want to go back to the day I met him.
@1 year ago with 5 notes
At the “Moves Like Jagger” video shoot.
*not my photo*
“Moves Like Jagger”-Maroon 5
Shirtless Adam Levine and love for Maroon 5 Appreciation Post
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Go read lovelies: thehearsay.tumblr.com
@1 year ago
Oh, he muuust be talking about me. LOL. Just kidding. About one year ago, I met this lovely man.
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Forever reblogging this. Hot damn Adam.
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Adam Blackstone on The Voice. Photo from tv.msn.comAdam Blackstone, a man with a multi-layered music career, turned this week’s Pop Music Forum into an interactive discussion session.
“Feel free to open your minds,” he said to the students, encouraging them to ask as many questions as they wanted.
Blackstone is a bass player, producer and music director who has worked for numerous big named artists in the industry. Some of those names include Kanye West, Jay-Z, Maroon 5, Eminem, Demi Lovato, Janet Jackson and the list goes on.
According to him, being musically opinionated has always allowed him to have a knack for being a music director, also known as MD.
Whether he’s working as a MD, musician or producer, Blackstone still suggests changes he believes will improve an artist’s song.
Blackstone said most people don’t realize a lot of MDs stay on call 24/7 and sometimes put together a whole song without an artist even stepping near a rehearsal.
He told the students that when working on a song, it is great to always have a transcriber around in case changes in an arrangement need to happen at any time.
Some of the students were interested in how Blackstone deals with artists during times when they are insecure about their work. He said the best way to approach those situations is to put a smile on, act positively and keep all bad outside vibes out of the work environment.
He also said politely suggesting changes instead of outright telling the artist they have a bad idea is a way to avoid drama. Being on time and knowing the music is another thing to aim for.
Adam is a rad man. Check out my blog post about him!
@1 year ago with 7 notesHe’s just…unf. Hahaha. So glad he’s on The Voice. I want to go back to the day I met him.
Adam Blackstone on The Voice. Photo from tv.msn.comAdam Blackstone, a man with a multi-layered music career, turned this week’s Pop Music Forum into an interactive discussion session.
“Feel free to open your minds,” he said to the students, encouraging them to ask as many questions as they wanted.
Blackstone is a bass player, producer and music director who has worked for numerous big named artists in the industry. Some of those names include Kanye West, Jay-Z, Maroon 5, Eminem, Demi Lovato, Janet Jackson and the list goes on.
According to him, being musically opinionated has always allowed him to have a knack for being a music director, also known as MD.
Whether he’s working as a MD, musician or producer, Blackstone still suggests changes he believes will improve an artist’s song.
Blackstone said most people don’t realize a lot of MDs stay on call 24/7 and sometimes put together a whole song without an artist even stepping near a rehearsal.
He told the students that when working on a song, it is great to always have a transcriber around in case changes in an arrangement need to happen at any time.
Some of the students were interested in how Blackstone deals with artists during times when they are insecure about their work. He said the best way to approach those situations is to put a smile on, act positively and keep all bad outside vibes out of the work environment.
He also said politely suggesting changes instead of outright telling the artist they have a bad idea is a way to avoid drama. Being on time and knowing the music is another thing to aim for.
Adam is a rad man. Check out my blog post about him!
