Conversations with EVERYDA3

Today we’d like to introduce you to EVERYDA3.

Hi EVERYDA3, can you start by introducing yourself? We’d love to learn more about how you got to where you are today?
Music has always been the goal for me. When I started the journey I also learned how to record and mix my own music and got really good at engineering myself. As I got better at mixing my own music, I started engineering for other artists around me too, and that’s when I realized audio was something I had a real skill and interest in. I also seen how it could help me make money.

Like a lot of independent artists, I still have a job while building my artist career. Mines just happens to also be in the music industry. I’ve been able to use that career to support my passion while continuing to write, record, and release music as EVERYDA3. When I went to college to learn more about engineering, I was introduced to the world of live audio and the possibility of touring professionally. It opened my eyes to a career path where I could use something I was good at to make a living while still pursuing my own music.

Since then, I’ve been fortunate enough to work in live audio on major tours like Playboi Boy Carti, Drake, Kendrick, Future, Peso Pluma, etc. while continuing to build my career as EVERYDA3. I’ve been able to learn from some incredible artists and crews along the way, and those experiences have helped shape how I will approach my own music and career today.

Would you say it’s been a smooth road, and if not what are some of the biggest challenges you’ve faced along the way?
The road is smooth but sometimes not always. One of my biggest challenges has been finding the balance between my career, my music, and life. My work has allowed me to travel the world, which is something I’m incredibly grateful for, but it also means I’m constantly on the move. There have been times when I’ve spent more time exploring a new city or country than I have making music in the hotel room, and I’ve had to be honest with myself that I could be more disciplined when it comes to recording and consistently creating content.

At the same time, I don’t see those experiences as wasted. Traveling has broadened my perspective, introduced me to different cultures, and given me stories and emotions that naturally find their way into my music. Every place I’ve visited has inspired me in some way, so when I do get back in the studio, I have a lot to draw from creatively.

Looking ahead, my biggest goal is to become more intentional with my time. I know I can create more music and share more of the journey through content. The inspiration is there—now it’s about matching it with consistent execution. At the end of the day, I like the position I’ve placed myself in but let’s not get complacent!

Appreciate you sharing that. What else should we know about what you do?
As an artist, I take pride in being involved in almost every part of the creative process. I record and engineer my own vocals, and more recently I’ve been spending a lot more time producing my own music as well. Being able to create from start to finish has given me the freedom to bring my ideas to life exactly how I hear them without always having to depend on someone else’s schedule or vision.

Musically, I would say I’m known for smooth, catchy melodies and a vocal tone that people naturally gravitate toward. I love making music that’s melodic, memorable, and easy to connect with while still feeling authentic to who I am.

What sets me apart is my self-sufficiency. My background as a live audio engineer has given me a deep understanding of sound, and I’ve carried that into my own music. Whether I’m writing, recording, engineering, or producing, I enjoy wearing multiple hats because it allows me to stay creative and keep moving. If inspiration hits at 2 a.m., I don’t have to wait on anyone—I can bring the idea to life right then and there.

More than anything, I’m proud of continuing to grow. Every song teaches me something new, and I’m always looking for ways to become a better artist, producer, and engineer.

How do you think about happiness?
What makes me happiest right now is my son, Denim. Becoming a father has given me an entirely new level of motivation and inspires me to keep going, not only for myself but for him. I want him to grow up seeing his dad pursue what he loves and build something he can be proud of.

Doing what I love also keeps me happy. Making music has always been an outlet for me, and being able to create with my family makes it even more special. I come from a talented family, so being able to share that passion and create together is something I really appreciate.

Traveling is another big part of my happiness. Seeing different parts of the world, experiencing new cultures, and meeting different people continues to open my mind and change my perspective. It also gives me new inspiration to bring back into my music.

At this point in my life, happiness is really about family, creating, experiencing the world, and continuing to build a life doing what I love.

Contact Info:

• Website: https://linktr.ee/EVERYDA3
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyda3_official/
• Youtube: https://youtube.com/@everyda3?si=hwOFzWrey5lXstgB