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Black is the New AP Style: Success is Persistent: An Interview with Pump Action
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Black is the New AP Style: Success is Persistent: An Interview with Pump Action
Photo courtesy of Lillie HollabaughPatrick “Poppy” Geoghan had one goal in mind when he began his freshman year at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music: form a band. A Bachelor of Music in Modern Artist Development and Entrepreneurship was going to help him write, perform and record music, but he had no intention of doing that as a solo artist. On the first day of orientation, he met a fellow M.A.D.E. major, Spencer Ford, and they bec…
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