Jeremy Kern

No need to be coy, the pandemic has been tough. That being said this week marks the beginning of a new effort to break out of the mundane every day’s the same cycle. A process that began a couple months ago, my health and wellness have been at the top of my priority list. As

Apologies for the large gap in posts. Here’s the update: the conclusion of 2019 was good. Played good gigs, jammed with killer musicians (Los Angeles is great for that), made and wrote more music, even reaped the fruits of my warm-body-in-a-chair office job and visited Costa Rica for 2 weeks with a homie. January was

October came and went. Camped in Joshua Tree and made some $$$ doing some music. Not the most eventful month and I blame complacency and lack of bravery. There’s no dying patient in music and one wrong move isn’t going to kill someone. But someone can be saved. Why is it so hard to be

It’s been 1 year since I started working at WCM. Shit flies by when you smoke too much weed. Good thing I’ve mostly stopped doing that. I like my job enough to keep going for a year so that’s something. Got a raise, learned a lot, spent a lot of time there. Working has helped

Passed my year mark living in LA. Hit my goal of not regretting it, in fact I’m happy with it. Feels like the path I’m meant to be on. Quit weed recently in an effort to improve, so far so good. Been practicing a lot and have my first song up on Spotify. This next