BJ Barham from American Aquarium sat down with the fine folks over at captainsdead.com for a CXCW (Couch By Couch West) Session at this year’s SXSW Music Conference. BJ presents “Redheads and Adderall”, a new song from the next album.
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I don’t like being told what do. I have never done that. Many people tried to make me feel ashamed. My untamable heart makes me proud and happy to be me.
Let me show you … examples. In an age where women make money from women hating their bodies, I made the bold decision to love and accept my body as it is.
Instead of relying on men in power to grant their “big break,” I will fund my own dreams in newer and more creative ways with no permission from anyone.
In a music industry where men make money from women being stereotypical, I decided to refuse to be limited and do whatever I like. They will be uncomfortable, no matter what. They want me not to voice my opinions, to change my hair color, to wear the appropriate outfit, and to sing the songs they have chosen. Instead, I will be louder, more bold, wear whatever I like, play the music I created and produced, and not care about what others think.
As a woman, I feel that we are constantly told to fit into boxes to make others more comfortable with us. This is not what I was designed to do. You weren’t either.
What if we were not put here on this planet to shrink and grow? Instead, to grow and be the best version of ourselves. What if we were given the opportunity to be the most fearless version of ourselves? My Instagram bio asks me the first question: What would your life look like if you were not afraid? That’s what I would like to hear from you. What would you do if you didn’t fear anything? What would people think? Of failure? What is holding you back? Let me know …
All of my music is about me trying to conquer the question “What would you do if fear wasn’t a factor?” Because it scares my, I change up the genres that I listen to. Outfits that make me frightened are what I wear. I create media pieces, shows, and art that scare me. We become great by facing our fears and refusing to be contained in boxes.
Adderall is a song I wrote about being abused by and manipulated by someone trying to convince me that I was a part of a group. You can listen to it here. They wanted me to shrink because that was what made them more comfortable. Instead of encouraging me overcome my fears and to make my best self, they told me to shrink to make me more appealing to the rest of the world. That’s exactly what happens to many of us. It’s not something I accept. You shouldn’t either.
What do you think? Are you able to identify with the need to conform? What would you do if fear wasn’t a factor? Are you already doing it? What steps can you take to make your life more adventurous, bolder and wilder? Leave a comment or a message below.
We love you so much. -EMM
Listen to ADDERALL here …. Special thanks to Taylor Wilzbach and ZOE for creating this video/song with me.
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ADDERALL LYRICS
VERSE 1 Take a look at You are looking for ?A way out From what you’ve done
You are the victim, I’m the villain
PRE CHORUS You point your trigger finger Paint the picture as if it were me As your buried deeper You bite the hand that tries reaching, Reach So
CHORUS It’s the cocaine that is to blame.Blame it all on adderall Blame it all on the champagne Don’t be so hard on me It’s the cocaine that is to blame.Blame it all on the alcohol Blame it Don’t be so hard on me
VERSE 2 We are .All , is on the other side.I built a wall Still you try To keep climbing into my life However, I feel the knife .
Pre Chorus Chorus
POST CHORUS Don’t blame me, ah
Don’t Blame MeDon’t blame me, ah You can’t blame me!
BRIDGE It’s all because of the way I speak .It would be because of the way I dress .I’d be sorry if things went wrong I’d be mad at you if you created the mess Tell everyone it’s your fault Talk about me with your friends You can keep runnin your mouth But you won’t ruin my reputation
BJ Barham from American Aquarium sat down with the fine folks over at captainsdead.com for a CXCW (Couch By Couch West) Session at this year’s SXSW Music Conference. BJ debuts a new song off the next record called “Redheads and Adderall.”
In this episode, I want to talk about when OCD & Anxiety changes themes and offer an analogy to help navigate it.
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I don’t like being told what do. I have never done that. Many people tried to make me feel ashamed. My untamable heart makes me proud and happy to be me.
Let me show you … examples. In an age where women make money from women hating their bodies, I made the bold decision to love and accept my body as it is.
Instead of relying on men in power to grant their “big break,” I will fund my own dreams in newer and more creative ways with no permission from anyone.
In a music industry where men make money from women being stereotypical, I decided to refuse to be limited and do whatever I like. They will be uncomfortable, no matter what. They want me not to voice my opinions, to change my hair color, to wear the appropriate outfit, and to sing the songs they have chosen. Instead, I will be louder, more bold, wear whatever I like, play the music I created and produced, and not care about what others think.
As a woman, I feel that we are constantly told to fit into boxes to make others more comfortable with us. This is not what I was designed to do. You weren’t either.
What if we were not put here on this planet to shrink and grow? Instead, to grow and be the best version of ourselves. What if we were given the opportunity to be the most fearless version of ourselves? My Instagram bio asks me the first question: What would your life look like if you were not afraid? That’s what I would like to hear from you. What would you do if you didn’t fear anything? What would people think? Of failure? What is holding you back? Let me know …
All of my music is about me trying to conquer the question “What would you do if fear wasn’t a factor?” Because it scares my, I change up the genres that I listen to. Outfits that make me frightened are what I wear. I create media pieces, shows and art that scare me. We become great by facing our fears and refusing to be contained in boxes.
Adderall is a song I wrote about being abused by and manipulated by someone trying to convince me that I was a part of a group. You can listen to it here. They wanted me to shrink because that was what made them more comfortable. Instead of encouraging me overcome my fears and to make my best self, they told me to shrink to make me more appealing to the rest of the world. That’s exactly what happens to many of us. It’s not something I accept. You shouldn’t either.
What do you think? Are you able to identify with the need to conform? What would you do if fear wasn’t a factor? Are you already doing it? What steps can you take to make your life more adventurous, bolder and wilder? Leave a comment or a message below.
We love you so much. -EMM
Listen to ADDERALL here …. Special thanks to Taylor Wilzbach and ZOE for creating this video/song with me.
Follow EMM: INSTAGRAM: / TWITTER: e FACEBOOK: e WEBSITE: /
ADDERALL LYRICS
VERSE 1 Take a look at You are looking for ?The way out Based on what you’ve done
You are the victim, I’m the villain
PRE CHORUS You point your trigger finger Paint the picture as if it were me As your buried deeper You bite the hand that tries reaching, Reach So
CHORUS It’s the cocaine that is to blame.Blame it all on adderall Blame it all on the champagne Don’t be so hard on me It’s the cocaine that is to blame.Blame it all on the alcohol Blame it Don’t be so hard on me
VERSE 2 We are .All , is on the other side.I built a wall Still you try To keep climbing into my life However, I feel the knife .
Pre Chorus Chorus
POST CHORUS Don’t blame me, ah
Don’t Blame MeDon’t blame me, ah You can’t blame me!
BRIDGE It’s all because of the way I speak .It would be because of the way I dress .I’d be sorry if things went wrong I’d be mad at you if you created the mess Tell everyone it’s your fault Talk about me with your friends You can keep runnin your mouth But you won’t ruin my reputation
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BJ Barham from American Aquarium sat down with the fine folks over at captainsdead.com for a CXCW (Couch By Couch West) Session at this year’s SXSW Music Conference. BJ presents “Redheads and Adderall”, a new song from the next album.
ADHD can be treated by a variety of medications, and the two most common drug classes used for treatment are stimulants and nonstimulants. There is a major difference between stimulants and nonstimulants. They stimulate the Central Nervous System, while nonstimulants don't. The CNS releases dopamine (and adrenaline) when stimulated. This triggers multiple reactions, including increased focus and faster heart beat.
This video explains the differences between these two drug classes and gives examples (e.g. adderall and vivanse as stimulants, and wellbutrin or strattera to be used as non-stimulants), and discusses the differences in the chemical and compound compositions of the drugs. Don't worry, I keep it upbeat and fast-paced with a little humor.
A few common questions I answer are:
"Why does some medication work for me while others do not?" "
Is it possible to determine if a drug works better for you? "
"What is the deal with vitamin c and citric acid (vitamin C)?" "
"Should my diet be changed before I take my medication?" "
"How often should my medication be taken?" "
