Jules "Jaunti" Adams is a record/music producer, mix/mastering engineer, filmmaker, YouTuber, and recording artist. Growing up in New Orleans, LA, he was influenced by the iconic Michael Jackson, as well as Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Babyface, Sam Cooke, Gerald Levert, and many more. Adams chose to devote his time to participating in open mics, talent events, and progressively interacting with a wide range of musicians and artists over time.
Despite this, he acquired a passion for poetry. All he wanted to do was write, yet he was covertly composing short tales and nearly finishing a novel at the age of sixteen.
Adams also developed quite an interest in acting, film, and photography. Even so, he wasn't completely sure if those were the things he wanted to do with his life. Subsequently, for a school project, Adams attempted to write his first screenplay for a low-budget school film with an inexperienced cast and crew. He called it the "War of the Music Genres." Adams believed it to be a moderate success. To further his interest in performing arts, he even participated in musicals and short films inside and outside of school.
Adams and his family were forced to leave their home in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina, one of the most expensive and deadly hurricanes in American history and move to Texas. They went from motel to motel in short bursts for a few months while they were homeless. It was among the worst experiences they had ever had. Adams felt hopeless and wondered how he would ever get over such a significant setback as losing everything he had worked so hard to achieve, including the nearly completed novel. He felt that his involvement in poetry, music, and film had abruptly ended. When Adams noticed that he was beginning to lose hope, as if he could see his future ending in front of him, he began to pray every day. On the other hand, everything changed when he moved into a new environment during the winter of 2005. His thoughts immediately turned to a new school, new friends, and a fresh start.
Following several months of financial hardship, Adams was accepted into his new high school. Following his melodic introduction to a classmate who ran a home recording studio, Adams received an invitation to record his very first song. On MySpace, during the peak of its popularity, he was given moderate praise by his peers. He considered it a great success at the time. Along with other artists he collaborated with, his habit of releasing more music has gotten him a lot of feedback on social media.
He was immediately fascinated after learning the fundamentals of creative activity in all forms of art and having experienced it himself. His main focus after that was setting up his own home recording studio. Through his struggles as an engineer and producer, Adams has advanced remarkably year after year. Despite the fact that he was afforded greater opportunities to pursue a career in music and film by observing the workings of real studios, such as working with Houston hip-hop artist Lil Flip's record label "Glover G Records" and the late Theodore Jones, better known as Young Greatness. However, Adams also made the time to attend the Los Angeles Film School, Berklee College of Music, and University of New Orleans to learn about the value of artistry development, music literature, and music creation.
Once prolactinoma and other medical conditions that had compromised his quality of life and left him visually impaired were discovered in 2016, Adams' health began to deteriorate. In fact, he was getting ready to go blind completely. Despite his impaired vision, he strives to fulfill his passion for artmaking on a daily basis to some degree.
Author and founding pastor of Elevate Life Church in Frisco, Texas, Keith Craft, famously remarked, "A lack of vision is the cause of your lack of passion for any area of your life." Adams' belief that "anything" is possible has been firmly established by the proverb, "Where there is no vision, there is no passion." "I can still do it," he exclaimed. Still, he's dead set that nothing will stop him from accomplishing his goals because if two of his favorite musicians, Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles, can do it, then he can too.
Adams currently intends to complete his education at Full Sail University and obtain a bachelor's degree in audio production. He will eventually keep looking into all of the options available to him in any way that can help him improve upon who he is right now.
Despite this, he acquired a passion for poetry. All he wanted to do was write, yet he was covertly composing short tales and nearly finishing a novel at the age of sixteen.
Adams also developed quite an interest in acting, film, and photography. Even so, he wasn't completely sure if those were the things he wanted to do with his life. Subsequently, for a school project, Adams attempted to write his first screenplay for a low-budget school film with an inexperienced cast and crew. He called it the "War of the Music Genres." Adams believed it to be a moderate success. To further his interest in performing arts, he even participated in musicals and short films inside and outside of school.
Adams and his family were forced to leave their home in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina, one of the most expensive and deadly hurricanes in American history and move to Texas. They went from motel to motel in short bursts for a few months while they were homeless. It was among the worst experiences they had ever had. Adams felt hopeless and wondered how he would ever get over such a significant setback as losing everything he had worked so hard to achieve, including the nearly completed novel. He felt that his involvement in poetry, music, and film had abruptly ended. When Adams noticed that he was beginning to lose hope, as if he could see his future ending in front of him, he began to pray every day. On the other hand, everything changed when he moved into a new environment during the winter of 2005. His thoughts immediately turned to a new school, new friends, and a fresh start.
Following several months of financial hardship, Adams was accepted into his new high school. Following his melodic introduction to a classmate who ran a home recording studio, Adams received an invitation to record his very first song. On MySpace, during the peak of its popularity, he was given moderate praise by his peers. He considered it a great success at the time. Along with other artists he collaborated with, his habit of releasing more music has gotten him a lot of feedback on social media.
He was immediately fascinated after learning the fundamentals of creative activity in all forms of art and having experienced it himself. His main focus after that was setting up his own home recording studio. Through his struggles as an engineer and producer, Adams has advanced remarkably year after year. Despite the fact that he was afforded greater opportunities to pursue a career in music and film by observing the workings of real studios, such as working with Houston hip-hop artist Lil Flip's record label "Glover G Records" and the late Theodore Jones, better known as Young Greatness. However, Adams also made the time to attend the Los Angeles Film School, Berklee College of Music, and University of New Orleans to learn about the value of artistry development, music literature, and music creation.
Once prolactinoma and other medical conditions that had compromised his quality of life and left him visually impaired were discovered in 2016, Adams' health began to deteriorate. In fact, he was getting ready to go blind completely. Despite his impaired vision, he strives to fulfill his passion for artmaking on a daily basis to some degree.
Author and founding pastor of Elevate Life Church in Frisco, Texas, Keith Craft, famously remarked, "A lack of vision is the cause of your lack of passion for any area of your life." Adams' belief that "anything" is possible has been firmly established by the proverb, "Where there is no vision, there is no passion." "I can still do it," he exclaimed. Still, he's dead set that nothing will stop him from accomplishing his goals because if two of his favorite musicians, Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles, can do it, then he can too.
Adams currently intends to complete his education at Full Sail University and obtain a bachelor's degree in audio production. He will eventually keep looking into all of the options available to him in any way that can help him improve upon who he is right now.
My art is a collection of little pieces that represent everything I have ever seen, felt, heard, and dreamed of. I make it a daily goal to learn something new every day. My vision may be doubled and fuzzy, but that won't stop me from doing the things I love to do most. After all, "freedom" is when you get to do what you love. I owe it to myself to live life to the fullest. It also comes with freedom.
In moments when I am at a loss for words, my work—whether it be in music, film, or photography—helps me communicate who I am to others. I want to produce a body of work that is elegant, and I will stop at nothing to make that happen. Even so, I utilize the recognition I receive for my work as a tool for self-empowerment, preventing me from being constrained by people or things that get in my way.
This work and its history are what inspired and soothed me when I created it. Having peace of mind is something I strongly believe in. A portion of it has, in some way, transformed me into someone else. When there are some things that are difficult to remember, that version helps me feel freed from reality. As a result, my art helps me by inspiring me to produce work that will ultimately stand out as unique and exceptional.
As an artist, I put a lot of effort into producing smooth music, videos, or images in order to achieve the goals I have set for both myself and other people. Everything has beauty, but not everyone can see it that way. It might be something you can taste, feel, hear, see, or even just imagine. In my opinion, art can serve as a kind of guide to assist others in using their creative thinking to discover their purpose in pursuing any goal they may have in life.
I currently have a lot of projects going on for myself and my clients who are seeking high-caliber artwork and others who would like striking images to convey their ideas about anything they're trying to achieve.
I've collaborated with artists who have helped me both develop my craft and provide support. The aim is to consistently pursue excellence beyond the standards I have pledged to fulfill. My prior experience in audio production will always serve as a reminder of how and why I got started on this. It also helps me stay focused because I know that the more I work to solidify my foundation in music, the more at ease I will feel that I can accomplish my goals. Regardless of whether I worked on projects that just needed producing, mixing, mastering, or recording, I won't give up until I get the job done. Because of this, I would rather go for quality than quantity because, without quality, the output would be meaningless.
In moments when I am at a loss for words, my work—whether it be in music, film, or photography—helps me communicate who I am to others. I want to produce a body of work that is elegant, and I will stop at nothing to make that happen. Even so, I utilize the recognition I receive for my work as a tool for self-empowerment, preventing me from being constrained by people or things that get in my way.
This work and its history are what inspired and soothed me when I created it. Having peace of mind is something I strongly believe in. A portion of it has, in some way, transformed me into someone else. When there are some things that are difficult to remember, that version helps me feel freed from reality. As a result, my art helps me by inspiring me to produce work that will ultimately stand out as unique and exceptional.
As an artist, I put a lot of effort into producing smooth music, videos, or images in order to achieve the goals I have set for both myself and other people. Everything has beauty, but not everyone can see it that way. It might be something you can taste, feel, hear, see, or even just imagine. In my opinion, art can serve as a kind of guide to assist others in using their creative thinking to discover their purpose in pursuing any goal they may have in life.
I currently have a lot of projects going on for myself and my clients who are seeking high-caliber artwork and others who would like striking images to convey their ideas about anything they're trying to achieve.
I've collaborated with artists who have helped me both develop my craft and provide support. The aim is to consistently pursue excellence beyond the standards I have pledged to fulfill. My prior experience in audio production will always serve as a reminder of how and why I got started on this. It also helps me stay focused because I know that the more I work to solidify my foundation in music, the more at ease I will feel that I can accomplish my goals. Regardless of whether I worked on projects that just needed producing, mixing, mastering, or recording, I won't give up until I get the job done. Because of this, I would rather go for quality than quantity because, without quality, the output would be meaningless.
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