There is nothing more empowering than expressing yourself freely and to be heard.
Maybe there’s a song that you can relate to or validate what you feel, a public playlist that just gets it all right, or a podcast so raw and intimate it’s as if you’re included in the conversation, it’s found in this go-to platform.
During the launch of “Authenticity on Aux” at Nokal Manila in Makati City, attendees are empowered to express themselves through their outfits, drinks and of course, music and podcast choices. Dani initially debated whether she would venture into podcasting because it is a different platform, unlike others, such as vlogging. But to stay true to herself, she went with it despite all.
“The minute that you let others dictate your life, it’s not going to work. You’re going to end up really sad and this space is not going to be enjoyable anymore. This space is supposed to be fun, safe and where you can express who you truly are,” she added. Jason said music is something that he would make not just for other people to hear but also for himself. “It’s how I process things in my life—with music. If I don’t write anything about it, it means I’m not over it,” he said.
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