Q Parker

So many of my artists from my peers, from my era, can still sing, they still look good, still have the energy to get out here.

Yeah, so just kind of creating a blueprint for artists to be able to still put out music.

And have ownership.

Man, ownership.

Yeah.

You got to own it, man.

Yeah, that's it.

And especially now in the world of independence, because the reality is everybody's not going to get a record deal.

Everybody's not going to be, you know, supported by Lionsgate and MGM and Columbia Pictures and all of that.

And so, you know, how can you gain interest from somebody else if they don't see that you have the interest in your own self?

You know, creating that value so you can have people coming to the table.

But then you're in a position of power because by the time they get to you, you may not even need them.

Because you've done the work.

I am unapologetic about just being Q Parker and all that means.

And that is bottling up what was, but most importantly, what is.

And there are no limits.

I wake up every day.

If I have an idea, I can really do the things that that idea can become a real thing.

And when I tell you that kind of freedom, everybody needs to experience that type of freedom where you don't have deadlines that you didn't give yourself.

You don't have the pressures of somebody else telling you, I need it by tomorrow.