But there's this disconnect when you're creative and your goals for the future are being told from an outside perspective that they have to be something more realistic because institutions aren't set up for creative's. A lot of musicians, a lot of artists, a lot of painters get told, get a plan B. 'You gotta go to school, gotta get a diploma, you gotta make sure you have a plan B.' So what the Remix Project did for me by putting mentors in the room that had seen success, they were able to bridge that gap cause as a kid it was me watching music videos. And watching the Grammy Awards and watching all this s**t on a screen. I couldn't bridge it because it was so far removed and institutions and school was telling me I need to live my life a different way. But because they brought someone who was human, someone who could bleed like me, talk like me, walk like me, and talked about not just their successes, but their failures and what it took, I feel like that just kind of accelerated me into getting into this mindset of, 'If you could do it, I could do it.' It made it human, it made it more of a possibility. It's one of those things that once you graduate you're Remix fam for life.Д«altin: What have been your proudest moments as a mentor? One of their founders is actually a really good friend of mine now, has helped me a lot still with life advice as a friend. Reyez: Hearing from a lot of kids they found out about the program or joined the program because they heard me talk about it in interviews. That's beautiful cause I heard about it through a fluke. I used to spam my s**t on Facebook and I spammed someone who ended up becoming my manager randomly on Facebook.

I found him and I messaged him a link to my music video. Just someone telling me that this opportunity was available.ДЄnd eventually we started talking more and he told me about the Remix Project. So the fact that the people in charge of the Remix Project say admissions and submissions have gone up significantly since I started talking about it more, that makes me feel really proud. Maybe one of those seeds, one of those ripples could lead to the experience that I'm having right now.Д«altin: Are there people you have learned a lot from in the industry? Reyez: The whole idea of mentorship is something I wish more people understood the value of because there are mentors I have in the industry I have learned so much from, like Calvin Harris for example. There's so much genius that I've been able to be around in the studios that it's hard to list. But the way that he approaches a song and melody.

When I was in the studio with Babyface I used to, and I still do, forget melodies often.

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