What Are The Similarities Between Peter Hernandez's Life And Accomplishments

In 2005, a young aspiring artist named Peter Hernandez was dropped by his very first label, Motown Records. He was told that he did not have the ability to become a successful singer/ songwriter. After growing up nearly homeless, Peter was not set up for success. Against his wishes, he began to write songs for other artists just to earn enough money to buy himself necessities, such as food and a place to live. For nearly five years he was in the background of the pop music scene, receiving little to no credit for his work. After years of teaching himself to play multiple instruments, working on his vocals, and endless practice of writing hit songs, Atlantic Records finally gave him the opportunity to leave his mark on the music industry, but
Bruno is often over-looked when being compared to other artists because he has released such a lesser amount of content compared to the other artists at his level. Many popular singers, such as Drake, release new albums every two years, and occasionally every year. However, Bruno Mars took four years to release “24k Magic” after his second album “Unorthodox Jukebox”. Even though he anticipated that he would lose some of his fame during such a long break, he was willing to take the risk to ensure that he is supplying his fans with quality content, not quantity content. Many artists put fifteen to twenty songs on each of their albums, while Bruno only includes nine or ten. Other artists become so caught up in releasing new music as quickly as often as possible, they no longer care if their music is personal. For example, Ariana Grande makes frequent appearances in the top charts, the majority of her songs are not written by her. It is easy to walk into a recording booth and sing some words written down a piece of paper, but it takes talent and commitment to be invested in each aspect of a song like Bruno is. Bruno is known for his wildly catchy hooks and chorus’s because he is naturally skilled at putting words together to create lyrics that flow together while still being memorable. Not only does he sing and write his own lyrics, he is often
It is especially prominent in songs like “Uptown Funk” and “Perm” that his music has an 80’s to early 90’s vibe. Artists like Justin Bieber have transitioned to music with sounds created on a computer as opposed to live instruments, while Bruno believes that music is meant to be created with real instruments played by real people. Nearly all current singers have made their goal to create the music that will bring them the maximum amount of publicity publicity. On the other hand, Bruno grew up listening to artists like Michael Jackson, Prince, and James Brown his whole life, and that is the style of music he enjoys and wants to create. He knows it is a risk to produce music like this in the modern day, but he does so anyways because he knows that those who understand the real purpose of music will appreciate his audacity to be so