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He removed the lever and blow me down it was quite bent. He very carefully loosened the screws that held it in place.

Eventually my son said it seemed to be related to the stitch length lever.

Well… wouldn’t you know it, it wanted to sew backwards. He also fixed the foot pedal as it was jammed in the on position.Īs it turned out, this machine had quite a few problems. In the case of this machine, the belt was missing. The Singer 306K is one of 50000 machines made on the 6th of February 1961 (Courtesy ISMACS)Īs you can see, the number is under the machine rather than on the right front as with many of the older Singers. Time has passed now, and my son has said he wants to move it, so we are spending the day looking into the machine. On initial inspection the machine looked to be in quite nice condition. Cheap entertainment!!! It still had a box of attachments too.

They had reverted to their childhood in a way and we’re busy “playing” with it. It was a tough one.I just can’t tell you how delighted I was when two of my children texted me to say that my daughter had found a sewing machine on the side of the road when she had gone to visit number one son! I was trying to hold both music and schooling tight in my hand. My mind was almost always displaced because I had to pay attention to different things at once. I was juggling music and school and that had me moving around a lot. Another challenge which I've gone past was school. I had to learn to accept that it comes with the space I’ve found myself in and that gets me going. First challenge was growing a tough skin to deal with delusional critics almost everyday. Gyakie: There've been quite a couple of challenges I've faced in the music industry. GQ: What challenges have you faced in the music industry? It was during that same period that I started working with my manager and his record label “Flip The Music” fast forward, the song got released and the reception was mind blowing, I got a fanbase and it just keeps growing bigger. I wrote the lyrics to the song, and the next day, I went to his hostel on campus and recorded the song. A post shared by Song Bird met randomly through a mutual friend, he mentioned that he would send me some beats which he did, and the reggae beat was my favourite.