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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2024 · 1H

Making A Name of My Own with Chris Osmond

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You may have seen him on ABC's hit show, "Claim To Fame" 2nd Season or watched him on The Chris Osmond Show, but to Chris Osmond, family is everything. Fourth son of Pop icon, Donny Osmond, Chris grew-up watching his father perform all over the world. This sparked his interest in the world of music and entertainment. At an early age he took up piano and vocal lessons, performed in a number of musicals, sang in class, played in various bands in high school, and even deejayed local parties and events in his hometown of Provo, UT. His passions led him to podcast production, audio engineering where he learned deeper theory and technical skill in audio. His keen audio capabilities led him to work for Disney's Animations Studios in Burbank, CA. His time in Los Angeles brought more of his solo artist projects together where he started composing, producing, and creating his own style. Now, having returned to his roots in Utah, Chris continues to write, produce and perform with the same passions he's had since his childhood. We discuss what is means to achieve awesomeness and the importance of family support. Be sure to subscribe to The Chris Osmond Show on Spotify and Youtube. 

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