Singaporean singer-songwriter JJ Lin, renowned for hits like 'Ji De (Remember)' and 'Jiang Nan (River South)', visited Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, on Thursday, 27 February. This visit followed his concert at Agganis Arena, part of his "JJ20" FINAL LAP World Tour.
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During his time at Berklee, Lin engaged with students, sharing insights from his two-decade-long musical journey. He recounted the pivotal moments when his music began to gain traction, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and authenticity in the industry. Lin candidly discussed periods of self-doubt, offering advice on overcoming imposter syndrome—a common challenge among musicians. He encouraged students to remain true to their artistic visions and to seek continuous growth.
Beyond his musical achievements, Lin has ventured into entrepreneurship with endeavors like Miracle Coffee, reflecting his multifaceted interests.
Lin's visit to Berklee not only highlighted his commitment to fostering the next generation of artists but also underscored the global influence of his music. His reflections and advice provided Berklee students with valuable perspectives on navigating the complexities of a career in music.
