Canada’s Selfish Things has been making waves in music for a little over two years, and in the episode of Inside Music, we learn how they did it.
It is the dream of every artist to write a song that sends their career into the stratosphere. Every creative believes they are capable of creating something that changes everything in their life, but only a few discover they were right. Selfish Things is one of the lucky few who can claim life changed quickly, and today we’re going to discuss the band’s journey at length with the man who knows it better than anyone else, Alex Biro.
In just two short years, Alex Biro has made his van home and captured the attention of untold thousands around the world. Selfish Things, his musical brainchild, found an audience almost immediately, and life has not slowed down since he first shared music online back in 2017. Biro’s music speaks to the universal sense of sadness we all feel in our souls, and his choice to recognize what so many artists attempt to ignore has attracted people from all walks of life to support his vision of a more open global community.
Recently, Biro sat down with Inside Music host James Shotwell while in West Michigan to help the world understand Selfish Things. Biro told James about traveling North America, working on his debut album, and balancing family life with the demands of an ever-changing world.
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