When fame makes you miserable
Ben Howard is a British singer-songwriter who has always chosen to create music on his own terms. His debut album, Every Kingdom, was a commercial success, but Howard quickly realized that fame was not what he wanted. He instead chose to follow his own artistic vision. In this video essay, we explore Howard's career and how he has used his music to process his own personal struggles, including heartbreak and the threat of losing his memory. Howard's music is a testament to the power of authenticity. ► Subscribe to our YouTube channel if you'd like to see more of our videos in the future ► Follow us on Instagram: @withinmotionyt Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:34 Dark Days Rejecting Fame 3:42 Agatha 4:41 Authenticity 5:15 The Tragic Event #BenHoward #indiemusic #videoessay Why Ben Howard Rejected Fame

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