St. Lenox is an American indie pop outfit from Columbus and Brooklyn, helmed by Andrew Choi, who works as an attorney in New York City. Writing in the vein of modern American social realism, Choi's most recent record, Ten Hymns From My American Gothic, discusses progressivism, immigration and family, set in the Iowa midwest. PopMatters, rating the record 9/10, calls it "nothing short of a 21st century pop masterpiece" with AllMusic similarly praising it as an example of "true 21st century songwriting." The Harvard Crimson proclaims it a “stellar album, covering the experience of the children of immigrants from the emotional highs of boundless optimism to cultural disconnect … one of the most interesting releases of the year.” Salon calls the record one of the most "criminally underrated albums to come out" in 2016.

What you will learn from this episode:

How to not care what other people think about you
How to balance a full time job with creating something outside of work
How to master your craft for more confidence in performing or putting yourself out there
How to quiet your inner critic
How to be aware of your shame when creating things
Andrew’s experience as an Asian American musician
Andrew’s experience performing at SXSW in Austin, TX

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