Emerging artist and director Apache Grosse (@apachegrosse) has had quite the creative journey. Growing up, his creative aspirations emerged within him. However, His musical expedition formally began in 2014. Along the Journey, Apache has traveled to Asia and Europe in which each environment has inspired him to purse the music industry head on. This leads us to his latest film Life After Her’.
“Throughout my childhood, I dreamt of stories. I would often find myself daydreaming of worlds, people, and events that weren’t present in my life. It wasn’t until I first started singing that I was able to connect to the emotions I had so often felt in my dreams,” he said. His childhood resilience have lead him to finding his voice. “As a child, there were so many things I was afraid of, not being enough, not finding my place in this world, things I believe most of us fear. But every time I played music those fears fell aside. Music was my first love, and cinema was my mistress lol. Now having traveled a third of my life I have come to truly appreciate my companionship. I’ve learned to value the alone time in front of my keyboard, and I am blessed to know that this is what I want to do with my life,” he added.
Apache’s artistry is an alternative spin on R&B. He has an ear for multiple genres.He has studied many composers which has inspired his own personal sound score. Some of the artists in his rotation include Nicole Brittle, The Weeknd, Travis Scott, and Drake and tons more.
Apache Grosse Is the voice and visionary behind the short film “Life After Her”
Moreover, Apache has proved his dedication to his craft through his latest release. Apache’s vision for the film “Life After Her” came about just six years ago. “This is the first time in my life that I’ve attempted to produce a short film. I have a past of creating music videos for a lot of my work but nothing on this scale. I think the biggest thing this project speaks to is my commitment and dedication. This project took me 6 years to create”, he said.His vision for the film was able to reach the lives of many. Additionally, he has gained the support of many who have side don’t he films creation who have helped him created it including director Daniel Mayungba.
“The only reason I was able to accomplish it was because I believed in it so strongly that it inspired over 60 people to create it with me. I owe a lot to those people and I am proud to have had the opportunity to spend these years with them creating a world of sound and Cinema,” he said. You can watch the “Life After Her” Short Film down below.
Furthermore, Apache’s latest work is a true testament to his creative journey spanning a now decade. He was able to fulfill one of many of his dreams through staying true to the vision. Nonetheless, he is looking to inspire the lives of many more. “That the world is filled with possibility. No dream is too large, but more importantly, the journey is too valuable to skip. A lot of people want results, Grammys, a million listeners, money. Trust me I want the same thing. But if you focus on these things you will miss out on the 100 people who love what you created. You miss out on the laughter, and on the fun that comes from creating,” he said. “I hope that when people watch my film and listen to my album they hear my story and know that it was the greatest gift to myself to create”, he added.
Stay connected with Apache Grosse
Moreover, you can keep up with Apache Grosse and his creative journey as a director and musician using the links down below. His new film “Life after Her” is now available via YouTube.
