Interview With Country Artist JKyle
It usually starts with a new guitar lick. I think about how the sound makes me feel and I develop a topic that way. Then I kind of build on it. You can't really have a poppy melodic major scale running through a sad or dark heartbreak song.
I have spent more time learning learning new styles and listening to classical styles to gain a solid foundation. I had to learn and be open/honest with myself as well in order to develop "My Sound", in which, I feel like is a life-long search. You kind of just settle into your sound, kind of like settling into who you are as a person. That's what makes it art. Can't copy that.
Learn more scales and listen to the oldies more often. Now, It's hard to find the time to go back to the basics. You spend more time trying to focus on lyrical content and where the industry is going in order to get a jump on the curve.”
The main goal is to show people that it IS possible to enjoy this life we have. I want to inspire other people to embrace the idea of a "Heart of gratitude" and it'll open up a ton of opportunities to help other people. The first time I received a message stating "Your music saved my life" was the moment I realized this was what I needed to do. So, for that one person and the many to come, I will keep pushing a positive message and relating to my audience. I want to remind people they're not alone in this world. And with music and a positive message, I think we can achieve some cool stuff.