Dr. Shoe - Con't from page 7
others in recovery, he takes pride in giving his pa-
ents the in mate care they desperately need. As a
specialist, his goals are to treat his pa ents and help
them heal from addic on. He has traveled the globe
seeking out new entrepreneurial opportuni es and
profound ways to help those in need. London's NLP
Programme has recognized his accomplishments,
earning him the pres gious Execu ve Life Coach Cer-
fica on. Passionately driven to help heal people
from addic on, he is on a mission to cut the bs from
the world of recovery and mental health and strip the
process down to its barebones in his self-designed
Six Steps to Recovery. In addi on to his speaking and
workshop work, he hosts Cut the Bullshit: Breaking
Through with Dr. Shoe podcast on United Broadcast-
ing Network, where he and his guests discuss a mul-
tude of themes affec ng the recovery and mental
health journey with "to the point" takeaways and
tough love homework for his listeners.
For more informa on, please visit: h ps://break-
ingthroughwithdrshoe.com/
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Dean - Con't from page 16
He is an east coast na ve from the small town of
Rocky Hill, Connec cut - Sylas packed his car and
drove clear across the country with hundreds of
songs in his arsenal to reinvent himself as 'Sylas
Dean'. A dance driven sound accompanied with vi-
brant dreamscape and club kid imagery.
Sylas' debut release American Dreeming is a celebra-
on of power pop vocals with rock and dance ori-
ented instrumentals that feels like you're right on the
floor of any gay club in downtown Los Angeles. The
music is about exploring love and heartbreak through
the lens of something as glossy and vibrant as hyper
pop. American Dreeming is about challenging pain
through the power of reinven on, 'Sylas Dean' is a
dreamlike persona that leans into the fantasy of the
music.
Americna Dreaming was done in collabora on with
producers such as Stefan Schonewille, Jus n de Vr-
ies, Rebbel, Lemon Splash, and engineered with Ivan
Fiallos Zambrano from Jason Derulo's 'Colors'.
Photo By: Bryce Anthony