Kerlyn Ariel Anne Frank MSc.Arch, B.Arch (hons.) is currently an architect and lecturer based in Morocco.

She is the holder of a Master of Science in Architecture (with honours) from the National School of Architecture of Rabat Morocco, where she specialised in sustainability in building design and urban concepts centred around the human scale.

Kerlyn has attained significant experience in her field with a four year track record, as of 2020, which includes both local and international projects in the private and public sectors. With a project portfolio that ranges from residential to commercial projects, Kerlyn has a mastery of an array of CAD softwares which she utilises to bring her architectural concepts to life.

In this episode I speak with Kerlyn about leveraging academic skills, learning a foreign language and consistently applying oneself to each new challenge in life.

Reach out to Kerlyn through:

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Show Notes:

Kerlyn's submission for the Grenada Pavillion at the 2020 Expo Dubai UAE

JJ Robinson Trust Scholarship

Pathways is produced and edited by Arlene Hayes for Grenadian STEAM Inc.

Your host is Arlene Hayes

Theme song produced by Andrew 'Hitz' Phillip

The thoughts and ideas expressed on this podcast are those of the guest(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host, Grenadian STEAM, or its members.

Andrew “Hitz” Phillip is a Grenadian music producer and sound engineer, entertainer, songwriter and entrepreneur. Born December 6th 1986, in St. George’s, Hitz showed great promise in the musical arts from a very young age and was quite unaware of where this love for music would take him. Using the Double Tenor Steel Pan as his main instrument of choice, Hitz engaged his musical journey in late 1995. Continuing his growth throughout the years, he then, in 2007, moved to Trinidad and Tobago.

From November 2007 to February 2012, ‘Hitz’ worked as a member of the esteemed Roy Cape All Stars, while simultaneously building his songwriting and production career at the Champion Sound Studios in St. Ann’s, Port of Spain. This studio was owned and operated by his Mentor: Martin ‘Mice’ Raymond.

From then to now, Hitz has developed both his songwriting and production techniques. With these and his vocal ability to boot, he has amassed a catalog of music that includes hits like 2010’s ‘Tanti Woi’ performed by Blaxx, Machel Montano’s ‘Witch Doctor', Kerwin Du Bois’ 'Press Ah Button' & Iwer George’s ‘Come to Meh’, to name a few.

All this growth now allows Hitz to embark on a new journey, taking himself into the spotlight as he performs his own vocals on songs like his 2016 single ‘Can’t Let You Get Away’, 2017’s ‘Show Them’ feat. Valene Nedd (which earned a spot in Grenada’s National Soca Monarch Finals of that year) and his present single “We Ain’t Going Nowhere” a song created to illustrate the heart of true fetters & Masqueraders everywhere.

In this inaugural episode of Pathways, I chat with Hitz about his journey getting into the music industry, following passion, and learning from hard lessons along the way.

Follow Hitz on:

IG - @andrewhitzphillip

FB - Andrew Hitz Phillip

www.andrewhitzphillip.com

Pathways is produced and edited by Arlene Hayes for Grenadian STEAM Inc.

Your host is Arlene Hayes

Theme song produced by Andrew 'Hitz' Phillip

The thoughts and ideas expressed on this podcast are those of the guest(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host, Grenadian STEAM, or its members.

Get ready to join Grenadian STEAM as we embark on a journey to understand and share the experiences of fellow West Indians across the globe in STEAM-related careers. Episodes will be launched in September of 2020 across all major podcast platforms. 

Join us, on these Pathways!