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He was discovered and signed by a label where he recorded and toured under the moniker T. Mills, who grew up in Riverside, started making music at 15 and used the Myspace social media platform to share his music. He has some experience in that area, as well. On “Superbloom Radio,” Mills spotlights new artists, especially the ones using social media platforms like TikTok to get their music heard. Those were the things that got me through all of that.” I struggled with depression and I struggle with ADHD and I tried to find these things that could keep me busy and help me feel productive and kind of stack my little wins throughout my day, whether it was doing push-ups, cleaning my room, doing laundry, reading a book or watching a documentary. “That’s something that definitely helped me. “If you’re stuck at home all day, that is crucial,” he said.

Lizzo, I’ve known for years and to see everything she has been able to accomplish has been insane, too.” We had Billie Eilish on when she was 15 and to think about that now is pretty crazy. To watch her blossom and become the superstar that she’s become has been extremely rewarding.

“Doja Cat, that was her first interview for Apple Music and right when the song ‘Moo’ came out and she was still living on the Internet in the YouTube and SoundCloud viral world. “Weezer was insane I am a huge fan,” he said. Standouts include the band Weezer, pop star Nick Jonas, rapper Trippie Redd and singer-rapper Doja Cat. Mills said he’s interviewed over 1,000 guests since the Monday-Thursday show launched in 2018. “With my ‘Travis Mills Show,’ it’s that same thing.” “That was kind of my validation when I was younger, to go and show people what’s cool,” he said. He also curates the new “Superbloom Radio” program, also on Apple 1 Music, with a diverse playlist of new and trending artists. He’s turned his love of mixed tapes and playlists into a full-time gig as host of “The Travis Mills Show,” which discusses music, pop culture, TV, movies, and more on Apple 1 Music. “Discovery is addicting,” the now 31-year-old said during a recent phone chat. These days, he scours the Internet and social media apps to find new music. As a teenager, Travis Mills spent countless hours on the computer, downloading music so he could share it with his friends.

Blink 182 please tell me why apple music