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Episode #188: "I Have SOMETHING To Say" with Malik Williams, Part 1

I have SOMETHING to say!

Release Date: 03/14/2024

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This conversation was like having an exclusive Backstage Pass into the world of music entertainment. I love it when Chris Majocha and I have a guest on our I Have Something to Say Podcast who is brutally honest like me.

In this two-part series, we get to travel the world with Malik Williams, founder and CEO of Reel Sync Music, and an accomplished Emmy Nominated, platinum-selling composer/producer whose work has appeared in records, film, TV shows, and national ad campaigns. He gives us an in-depth look behind the curtain and shares powerful experiences that have shaped how he’s chosen to lead his life…with purpose.

In Part 1, we dive deep into Malik's journey, exploring his path from Dorchester, Boston, to becoming a prominent figure in the music industry. Malik shares with us his upbringing and how he discovered his passion for music. Growing up in Dorchester, he found solace and inspiration in the sounds around him, igniting a flame that would eventually lead him to pursue a music career.

What sets Malik apart is his unique combination of interests, merging his love for music with his background in engineering and technology. This fusion opened doors to exciting opportunities, showcasing the power of interdisciplinary pursuits.

Malik's transition from engineering to music production highlights the importance of authenticity and connection in the creative journey. His story serves as a testament to the transformative power of following one's passions and embracing one's true self.

Throughout the conversation, Malik emphasizes the value of giving back and supporting others, emphasizing that success is not just about personal achievement but also about lifting others up along the way. He shares insights into creating meaningful experiences for fans, understanding that music goes beyond mere entertainment—it's about forging genuine connections and leaving a lasting impact.

Furthermore, we explore how experiences and moral issues have shaped Malik's perspective, guiding his actions and decisions in an industry oftentimes plagued with shady characters and temptation. His commitment to authenticity and integrity shines through, setting a powerful example for aspiring artists and entrepreneurs alike.

Join us as we embark on this enlightening journey with Malik Williams, uncovering the profound insights and experiences that have shaped his remarkable career in music.

And next week, stay tuned for Part 2 of our conversation, where we'll continue to explore themes of diversity, communication, and the importance of building a supportive community in the arts.

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