Creatives across ASU have been doing their best to create content while also balancing school and work For the past year, students across ASU have been balancing school, part-time jobs, internships and creative work, all while making their way through the COVID-19 pandemic. Stuck inside, many have taken the time spent in isolation to create music, live stream on Twitch and create other forms of online content. Zach Caragan Bour is a junior majoring in accounting, minoring in business and pursuing a certificate in entrepreneurship, all of which he hopes will help him break into the music industry as Caragan. “I started (making music) when I was in high school, and I found a club that helped me learn how to produce music,” Bour said. “As I’ve continued college and released more music, I found that I can tie this professional aspect that comes with accounting into a more, like, developed path to pursuing what I want.” Bour said when the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, the “time was tough and productive all at once.” “Promoting myself was kind of difficult because everyone was going through such a hard time mentally, but what I really found instead of self-promotion was self-growth,”…
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