Take the good with the bad. The good can make you forget that you always have blind spots, and the bad can make you sharper if you’re willing to work harder.
I’m going to run out of time long before I run out of ideas.
That might be my sharpest double-edged sword.
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If I could rap, my name would be Flow Pesci.
About me
My friends just call me Vee.
One day, and that day may never come, I’ll explain how I got the name VTZ. It’s been a part of the lore behind this character for so long that I can’t predict what happens once I let go of the story. Lately, I’ve been amused by the risk of throwing caution to the wind and just trying to wing it again.
I’ve always been fascinated by the ways that people communicate. It’s often said that art is a form of expression. To me, if you’re taking the initiative to share a thought with anyone and everyone in earshot, it must mean that you want those who hear you to understand what you mean.
Growing up, I was lucky to have had the opportunity to begin learning music theory in elementary school. Luck is the wildcard in life. It’s a culmination of all the factors we can’t control – good, bad, and everything in between. On a good day, when luck works in my favor, I try not to take it for granted, but I also have to remind myself at times to not let the bad luck make me jaded whenever I’m frustrated by the things I can’t do anything about. We all have our spinning plates, right?
I began making beats in the early 2000’s. I was surprised by how it seemed like a much more fitting outlet for me than what I had previously been trying to accomplish through music. I’m still figuring out my endgame or if there even is one. I don’t know what it is that I’m chasing, but I believe we’re all just trying to create snapshots of life and find some sense of purpose in the meantime. One of these days, I’d like to share some thoughts on feeling overwhelmed by the Soundclick days, and how that helped me find a lot of perspective about what’s really important.
Beyond all that, I’ve been in the mood lately to get a lot of new music released. I’m often at a loss for words over the support that helped get me this far… so far… and I hope you guys can continue to offer me the benefit of the doubt that the best is yet to come. I’d like to believe that I can still create soundtracks for the things that keep us up at night while I rely on all of you to figure out how to put those moments into words.
We’ll have plenty of time to chat along the way.
I’ve never been as good at drawing as I’d like to be, but I was pleasantly surprised by how this self-portrait came out. I think its minimalist design on a chalkboard canvas effectively shows that I’m right-handed.