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‘Anaymous Touch’ An artist and entrepreneur creating a project that truly depicted multi- dimensions
Leonard magazine : What is your name and what city do you rep?
Peace and Blissings, my name is Anaymous Touch. The High Priestess with The Elevated Thesis and pretty girls is never in a rush. It’s an absolutely Great Day for Gratitude! I am originally born in Dade County, Flordia , yet I am a New Yorker at Heart. 914 made me.
Leonard magazine : Tell us about your latest releases, what inspired you to create them?
Last Summer I dropped my first ever ep called “Gumbo Jubilee”. My goal with this project was to create and establish my sound. I wanted my fans and listeners to innerstand that I bring a wide variety of tasteful timeless music. I want to highlight my Haitian background, while still honoring my New York flare. Creating a project that truly depicted multi- dimensions of myself.
Leonard magazine : What is unique about you and your music?
I love music. It creates, harmonizes, and transforms any atmosphere. Music is healing. Music is free. Music is love. Music is enjoying the journey; with no views of the destination.” -Anaymous Touch. I bring a high sense of self awareness, divine femininity, with notes of sauce and drip. When you listen to any of my songs , I wish you are fulfilled.
Leonard magazine : When did you realize you were going to make music professionally?
I’ve always “chased the dream”. Yet in 2020 I decided to take the business aspect of my career more seriously.
Leonard magazine : What type of music do you listen to?
I actually listen to all music. Im really big on hz . 528 hz, 432hz , 888hz and etc. I love ancient sound and jazz.
Leonard magazine : What inspires you to write music?
Healing. I write to heal. To transform and ascend. My writing shows me where my mental state is currently at. My true subconscious thoughts illustrated in sounds.
As a serial entrepreneur I’m always diving into new adventures. I’m a certified recreational therapist and love working with individuals with disabilities. Being active in my local communities is very important to me.
Leonard magazine : What do you wish you were told when you first started making music that you think would help artists just starting out?
Learn the business in and outs. Innerstand what your goal is with the music. Is it a hobby or a career. There’s a big difference in level of discipline you’ll apply based on that response.
Leonard magazine :Where do we find you music / music projects?
Www.anaymoustouch.org to stay update with merch, music, and the movement.
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