Beyond the Beat: Haiden Henderson's Creative Journey at The MMBC Conference скачать в хорошем качестве

Beyond the Beat: Haiden Henderson's Creative Journey at The MMBC Conference

Dive deep into the captivating journey of Haiden Henderson, a Northern California native with a story that's anything but ordinary. Raised by a determined single mother, Haiden's early ambitions leaned toward the stars as he pursued Aerospace Engineering. However, the call of music was one he couldn't ignore, leading him to the prestigious USC Thornton School of Music. In this episode, we'll explore Haiden's remarkable path through adversity and ambition. Discover how he overcame significant challenges, including a period of homelessness and a debilitating hand condition that threatened his guitar playing, to find his voice as a songwriter. Haiden's story is a testament to resilience, with his early online song shares capturing hearts worldwide. An acoustic teaser of his track "Can’t Hurt Me" exploded with nearly 7 million views, setting the stage for his debut EP, “Good Grief!”, to soar past 26 million global streams. The journey didn't stop there. Haiden's follow-up EP, “Choke on My Heart,” introduced anthems like “Fresh Blood” and “Pretty Little Addict,” securing his place in the music industry with a deal from LAVA/Republic Records. Now, as we step into 2024, Haiden Henderson is on the brink of releasing his most upbeat tracks yet, embodying a 'one man boy band' and riding the wave of sold-out shows in LA and NYC. Join us as we sit down with Haiden to discuss his evolution as an artist, the stories behind his viral hits, and what it means to truly follow your passion against all odds. Socials: Instagram: @themmbc Twitter: @TheMMBC2019 Credits: Director: Jake Friedman Assistant Director: Gokul Madathil Producers: Jake Friedman, Gokul Madathil, Oli Garret Sound Engineer and Editing: Harrison Mazlish and Adithya Sastry Filming and Video Editing: Oli Garret and Gokul Madathil Host: Asher Herbstman, Jonah Hart, Jake Fridman, AJ Das , Emery Swirbalus