Shooting videos is something I can do while feeling comfortable and grounded. Luckily from a young age I was exposed to that at Disney and individual films. It’s allowed me, essentially, to transcend to a certain boundary - whether it be tension, insecurity or whatever some people feel. Growing up on camera, and on sets, let me be tuned into. It helped me in so many different ways, especially now that I’ve been performing.
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How did your time acting on the Disney XD series Kickin’ It and in other roles prepare you for our career now? It planted a seed for the future we have. I want people to interpret in their own way. That scene is an expression of the takeoff, and that final moment was me stating something more subtle. It how I want to soar to new heights that I have not reached. That music video really expressed where I’m trying to take my vision. I come from an acting background, so music videos and their cinematic aspects are very, very important. What’s the significance of the video for “Uno Dos”? How important are music videos to you? Touring has drastically changed the way I perceive music and the way that I create. You can see when people want to dance, or when they’re open to receiving what you have to say. I can see what they’re enthusiastic about. You get to see what works, what doesn’t, what people really feel.
The affect the way that I see the music now. When you relate, you can interact with the crowd. The audiences really influence the way the music is being made. How has being on the road impacted your music? You’re headlining your first national tour. For my first body of work, I wanted to be as sincere as I possibly could - this project showed me that the world was open to receiving it. The singles I dropped prior to releasing the project were definitely catering in a different direction. It serves as an affirmation in the sense of it a beautiful way to express myself. ¿Téo? is vulnerable and garnered the support of millions. Here Are the Lyrics to Nat King Cole's 'The Christmas Song'īillboard caught up with the actor-turned-headliner to discuss selling out his New York and L.A.
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