Money. Power. Women. Control. Once it gets to your head, there’s no coming off it. Most music producers can’t resist it. I once interned for a man who called himself a music producer. He wasn’t terrible but he wasn’t great either. I wanted to see what the industry was like, so I took on the paid internship. And after a month of working for him, I quit when I realized two very important things; they lie and are dogs.
If you find a good producer who
makes good music and is willing to work with minorities, most of them are
simply aiming to sleep with them and then toss them aside. It’s sad, but true.
This guy had the nerve to ask me to recruit talent. And when I mentioned a
friend who was actually a good singer but pursuing acting, he had me bring her
in. His audition of her was different from when I was in the office. And when
he tried to climb on top of her, she bolted. Our friendship has never been the
same. I’m ashamed that I actually trusted this dog with my friend. Never again.
And, after all the talks and
work I did on his behalf, working with him, his connections, and talent, I was
never paid. To this day, he owes me $3000 but because I never got it in
writing, I didn’t think he’d go back on it, I stopped working for him when I
realized he would not pay me for my time, gas, and work. Although he often
still asked if I was looking for work, I simply “junk mail”-ed his messages. I
hope I never see him again. Because, if I do, I’m more than likely to beat his
skull in with whatever is around.
For lying to me. For nearly
raping my friend.
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