Joey Pinz Discipline Conversations
Oct 14, 2026 Ā· 50 min Ā· 14 segments
Send us Fan Mail šµ **How Music Helped Her Find Her Voice Again | Kneet | #958** Kneet grew up in Bangkok surrounded by music at Sikh religiousā¦
Well, I've always loved the blend of like, you know, different tunes and singing in different languages.
And I really look forward to like collaborating, you know, like doing some work with even like Thai musical instruments, people that play real live instruments, you know, and working with them or like even other cultures beyond just my own.
Was there a moment when you, it seems that, were there producers or whoever trying to fit you into another box that you didn't want to be in?
You know, I've been very blessed and lucky that my producer, Joe Philly, he is not that type of person at all.
And I really want to use my music to carry a message, especially with this whole advocacy thing.
I feel like I finally have a platform to be heard about this situation that's happening to a lot of people.
So when you write about, you know, hope and healing, like what you're going through with the courts and your son, absolutely tragic.
But how do you turn that kind of personal experience into a song without kind of reliving it, you know, and trying not to share every little detail?
But then when you edit, you know, you, yeah, because for me, I pour it out.
But, you know, obviously certain things are edited out and, you know, we put it together and stuff.
whatever I feel, whatever comes to my mind, you know, we think about editing later, but the point is to really pour out what's happening and what I'm singing.
Well, I've always loved the blend of like, you know, different tunes and singing in different languages.
And I really look forward to like collaborating, you know, like doing some work with even like Thai musical instruments, people that play real live instruments, you know, and working with them or like even other cultures beyond just my own.
Was there a moment when you, it seems that, were there producers or whoever trying to fit you into another box that you didn't want to be in?
You know, I've been very blessed and lucky that my producer, Joe Philly, he is not that type of person at all.
And I really want to use my music to carry a message, especially with this whole advocacy thing.
I feel like I finally have a platform to be heard about this situation that's happening to a lot of people.
So when you write about, you know, hope and healing, like what you're going through with the courts and your son, absolutely tragic.
But how do you turn that kind of personal experience into a song without kind of reliving it, you know, and trying not to share every little detail?
But then when you edit, you know, you, yeah, because for me, I pour it out.
But, you know, obviously certain things are edited out and, you know, we put it together and stuff.
whatever I feel, whatever comes to my mind, you know, we think about editing later, but the point is to really pour out what's happening and what I'm singing.
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