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Jayde Meech Research Paper

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Jayde Meech is an aspiring blogger and music journalist currently studying a bachelor degree at Queensland University of Technology. She is a creative 17-year-old writer and enthusiast of all things “Beauty, Fashion and Life” related, but has always had a special passion for music. She believes in the saying “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life” and is committed to making it her reality.
Her passion for Music begin at a young age after participating in numerous musicals and music contests throughout her childhood. The long days spent in studios and theatres perfecting things are some of the best memories. One of her true aspirations however, was found in high school when she started writing about music

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