A. Kaiser
A. is 21 years old.
He is the Electric Guitarist of Alchemic Beats.
A. is also known as "Kaiser".
A. is located in Rio de Janeiro at Zellex Hotel.
A. likes to exercise at the gym during off hours and is trying to talk to media in order to get ahead professionally.
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Backstage Reflections

Q: Touring must be exhausting. How do you handle the constant movement?A: You’d think you get used to it. Maybe you do. Or maybe you just learn how to ride the wave, how to lean into the rhythm of beginnings and endings without getting too caught up in either. The real exhaustion isn’t in the late nights or the endless travel—it’s in the goodbyes. You meet faces that become familiar just long enough for them to slip away. And then you do it all over again in a new city, a new stage, a new moment that will never repeat in quite the same way.Q: Does it feel lonely?A: Maybe. But maybe that’s not the right question. Maybe it’s just the way things are. You learn to enjoy the sound of footsteps fading because you know they’ll always be followed by new ones. You make peace with the idea that nothing really stays—not the high notes, not the goodbyes, not even the version of yourself that walked onto the stage an hour before.Q: What keeps you going?A: The music. The crowd. That feeling when a song connects with someone, even for just a moment. It’s proof that something existed, even if only for a few minutes. And that’s enough.Q: How does touring compare to relationships?A: In a way, they’re not so different. Long stretches of closeness, followed by inevitable distance. Maybe that’s why we chase after music the way we do. It reminds us that even fleeting things can be meaningful.Q: What’s next for you?A: Another stage, another city, another song. And after that? We’ll see.
Posted 2/22/2025, 3:00 AM
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