Myriam Felicia

Myriam Felicia Guitarist & applied psychologist

09/08/2026

English below!

Ja ik was mega fan van Guns N Roses, omdat mijn paps Sweet Child Of Mine speelde met zijn coverband destijds. Ik vond dat geweldig. Mijn liefde voor GNR werd groter toen ik deze pianospelende leeftijdsgenoot ontmoette, want zij was ook super GNR fan en liet mij liedjes horen die ik nog helemaal niet kende! Ik kan me zelfs herinneren dat ik eerst helemaal niet geloofde dat November Rain van GNR was, want dat was wel heel anders dan de rest van de muziek die ik van hen kende! Niks is minder waar! Ze blijven mijn favoriet en ik ben heel blij dat ik Axl en Slash nog samen live heb gezien in Nijmegen, dat was een hele goede show. Ik ben daar erg dankbaar voor! Oh en Angus Young kwam toen nog ff een paar liedjes meedoen, blijkbaar woonde hij daar om de hoek ;-) Geweldige herinnering!

Welke band is de oorzaak van jouw muzikale reis? Vertel me erover in de comments!

ENGLISH

Yes, I was a huge Guns N’ Roses fan because my dad used to play Sweet Child O’ Mine with his cover band back in the day. I absolutely loved it.

My love for GNR grew even stronger when I met a girl my age who played the piano. She was also a massive GNR fan and introduced me to songs I had never even heard before! I still remember that I refused to believe November Rain was by Guns N’ Roses at first, because it sounded so different from the rest of the music I knew from them. Turns out I couldn’t have been more wrong!

They’ve remained my favorite band ever since, and I’m so happy I got to see Axl and Slash perform together live in Nijmegen. It was an incredible show, and I’m truly grateful I got to experience it. Oh, and Angus Young even joined them on stage for a few songs—apparently he lived just around the corner. 😉 What an amazing memory!

So, which band started your musical journey? Tell me about it in the comments!

A little bit about me!🎸I have had a lot of difficult moments and endings within my history in making music and also in l...
05/08/2026

A little bit about me!🎸

I have had a lot of difficult moments and endings within my history in making music and also in life in general. There were a lot of mental blockages and patterns that were distorting my viewpoint and my ability to work together with other people in a band. These were all patterns and blockages from unresolved childhood trauma and emotional neglect. It took me years to understand why everything had happend the way it did. I came to the realisation when I was doing a course for Schematherapy as a psycholgist, while i was working with a special group of people: asylumseekers❤️.

In this time period I have learned so much about myself, other people and weirdly enough, everything that went “wrong” in my band history. It finally clicked and I am grateful it finally did! 🤩

I came to the realisation that lots of bands get destroyed because of the same type of problems that I had, and sometimes still struggle with (I am human after all). I was so happy with everything that I found, that I want to share these insights with other musicians, to hopefully make the music industry a good place again, but at the start of the chain: the bands. Politics and bureaucracy are not my thing 😜

My purpose? To combine all my psychological insights with all of my musical experience and train bands to be better teams🫂💙🩷

I am working on something very cool behind the scenes and I cannot wait to share it with the world, but i have to be patient 🤩

Keep you posted! :)

With love,

Myriam

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In my band experiences, this people pleasing pattern had cost me a lot of energy, and money. There is nothing wrong with wanting things to work out, but in order to do so, work things out with yourself first!

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When was the last time you did some team building activities with your band? Tip: go to a theme park and experience something scary ;)

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