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If you've always wanted to work in music, but aren't sure where to start, then this episode is for you!
Back in July, VOCAL GIRLS was invited by Truck Festival to do a panel talk at their Tap Room stage: ‘Breaking Into the Music Industry with Vocal Girls’. Hosted by VOCAL GIRLS founder and music journalist, Megan Graye and VOCAL GIRLS content producer Dani Murden, the panel featured Cherym, Indy Brewer, and members of the VG team.
With different guests working in different areas of the industry (musician; management; PR; graphic design; and journalism), we chatted about how everyone started out, their fears, failures, and hot tips for those taking their first few steps.
We want to send a big thank you to all of our guests for being so gracious and honest and to Truck Festival 2023 for inviting us down! You can now listen to the full audio now from wherever you get your podcasts!
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This series is a collaboration with The Great Escape Festival, so for this series Megan will be interviewing four key artists from their line-up. This week, Megan's speaking to singer-songwriter, Rachel Chinouriri.
After recording some songs on a budget mic and her mum’s laptop aged 17, Rachel released her first ep ‘bedroom tales’ on Soundcloud. Since then she’s signed a record deal with Parlophone, had her music shared by her personal idols Coldplay, and most recently bagged a Hottest Record on Clara Amfo’s show on R1 with her latest single, ‘All I ever asked'.
Rachel’s sound is delicate, soothing and layered. Her lyrics touch on relationship struggles and personal darkness, but her vocals feel bright and sincere. Her acoustic version of her song ‘So my darling’ has been streamed almost 10 million times.
Megan and Rachel chatted a few weeks back about her stage fright, why she decided to speak out against unconscious bias in the industry and what we can expect from incoming new music.
Rachel's song choices:
Past: The Neighbourhood - Sweater Weather
Present: Haunted House - Holly Humberstone
Future: Etta Marcus - Salt Lake City
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
This podcast series was created in collaboration with the Great Escape Festival - the festival for new music. The Great Escape is a three-day music festival in Brighton which kicks off this year’s UK festival season. It is renowned for highlighting emerging artists and for showcasing new music and this year is no exception with over 450 incredible up and coming artists from all over the world on the line up! The Great Escape will be running from the 11th - 14th May 2022 across 35 venues, all within walking distance of one another.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This series is a collaboration with The Great Escape Festival, so for this series Megan will be interviewing four key artists from their line-up. This week, Megan's speaking to singer-songwriter, Lola Young.
Known for her huge voice and relatable lyrics, Lola has had an incredible few years. She's been signed to Island records, been nominated for a Brit, named in the BBC sound of 2022 poll and also performed on The Graham Norton show and the Late Late Show with James Cordon. Writing songs from the age of 11, the now 21 year old has a big future ahead of her with managers of both Adele and the late icon, Amy Winehouse backing her.
Megan and Lola spoke over zoom and chatted about her cutting her teeth doing shows to an empty room, the importance of having a strong sense of self and how her songs have helped her process what she was going through when she wrote them.
Lola's song choices:
Past: Last Request - Paolo Nutini
Present: Dijon - The Dress
Future: ArrDee ft. Lola Young - Who Woulda Thought
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
This podcast series was created in collaboration with the Great Escape Festival - the festival for new music. The Great Escape is a three-day music festival in Brighton which kicks off this year’s UK festival season. It is renowned for highlighting emerging artists and for showcasing new music and this year is no exception with over 450 incredible up and coming artists from all over the world on the line up! The Great Escape will be running from the 11th - 14th May 2022 across 35 venues, all within walking distance of one another.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This series is a collaboration with The Great Escape Festival, so for this series Megan will be interviewing four key artists from their line-up. This week, Megan's speaking to esteemed rapper, ENNY.
Born and raised in South East London, ENNY grew up dreaming of becoming an artist. After being spotted by Hackney artist development programme Route 73, and working on releases with them, ENNY was introduced to Jorja Smith and later signed to her label, Famm.
She’s since recorded a special colours show with Jorja of her enormous track, Peng Black Girls, released her own EP: Under 25 and has recently been announced to play the Great Escape spotlight show alongside Temms and Gabriels.
In this episode Megan and ENNY chat about the music she grew up with, the vulnerability of putting your lyrics out into the world and the importance of being yourself.
ENNY's song choices:
Past: Cry - Swiss
Present: Middle of Eden - Maverick Sabre, Sasha Keable
Future: Work like - BXKS and Kish!
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
This podcast series was created in collaboration with the Great Escape Festival - the festival for new music. The Great Escape is a three-day music festival in Brighton which kicks off this year’s UK festival season. It is renowned for highlighting emerging artists and for showcasing new music and this year is no exception with over 450 incredible up and coming artists from all over the world on the line up! The Great Escape will be running from the 11th - 14th May 2022 across 35 venues, all within walking distance of one another.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This series is a collaboration with The Great Escape Festival, so for this series Megan will be interviewing four key artists from their line-up. This week, Megan's speaking to musician, poet, designer and so much more, Sinead O’Brien.
Sinead’s music has strong and clear intentions. Focussed on language, Sinead uses melody to add power to her words, making listening experiential. Combine that with the music of guitarist Julian Hanson and drummer Oscar Roberston and you have a distinctive and original sound that is instantly recognisable. Originally from Limerick, Sinead studied fashion design in Dublin before working as a full-time designer for Galliano in Paris and then Vivienne Westwood in London, until she felt a call to start creating in the music world.
In this episode Megan and Sinead about the music that led her to becoming an artist, ‘responding to the room’ in a live setting and what we can expect from her highly anticipated debut album, Time Bend and Break The Bower.
Sinead's song choices:
Past: The Side of Man and Womankind - Tony Conrad With Faust
Present: The United Snakes of America - Faux Real
Future: Salt Coast - Kae Tempest
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
This podcast series was created in collaboration with the Great Escape Festival - the festival for new music. The Great Escape is a three-day music festival in Brighton which kicks off this year’s UK festival season. It is renowned for highlighting emerging artists and for showcasing new music and this year is no exception with over 450 incredible up and coming artists from all over the world on the line up! The Great Escape will be running from the 11th - 14th May 2022 across 35 venues, all within walking distance of one another.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This week, Megan's speaking to to pioneering Broadcaster and DJ, Jaguar
Jaguar has had an incredible few years; not only has she been named Mixmag Broadcaster of 2021, but she’s also been given the award for Best Radio Show by DJ Mag for her BBC introducing Dance show. She’s also responsible for the launch of Future1000 in collab with Virtuoso, an amazing initiative designed to help more young women, non-binary and trans artists learn how to DJ. And aside from all of this she runs her night, Utopia which she’s just announced the UK tour of.
We chatted a few weeks back and Jaguar told me all about how she broke into the competitive industry of doing and broadcasting, hosting the first ever introducing dance show on the BBC and trying sober DJing.
Jaguar's song choices:
Past: The Farplane Abyss - Noriko Matsueda and Takahito Eguchi
Present: Jasper Tygner & Joe Hertz - Equals
Future: Nia Archives - 18 & Over
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This week, Megan's speaking to Julie Dawson, the lead singer of Galway band, NewDad.
NewDad are one of the most exciting bands of the moment; they have a distinct layered sound music which feels solemn yet upbeat, and they combine this with relatable and poignant lyrics. In this episode, Megan speaks with Julie Dawson, the bands vocalist and rhythm guitarist. As the NewDad are currently based in Ireland, this episode was recorded over Zoom shortly after the release of their new EP Banshee.
In this episode we talk about early influences, writing Banshee, and the new pressure on artists to be consistently creating.
Julie's song choices:
Past: She Bangs the Drums - The Stone Roses
Present: circle the drain - Soccer Mommy
Future: Forever at Last - HighSchool
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences. This week, Megan's speaking to Glaswegian musician, Joesef.
Joesef's career is currently flying; he's already released two EP’s, made music with Loyle Carner, toured with Arlo Parks and sold out shows across the UK - including his first at the iconic King Tuts in Glasgow, before he’d even released any songs. Joesef is down to earth, hilarious and loveable, but it’s not just his personality that’s made him so successful, his velvety voice and self produced tracks are the perfect blend of happy-sad and have had numerous plays across Radio 1. He’s about to have his biggest tour yet in May at venues like the Shepherds Bush Empire, and is currently out in Texas at SXSW!
In this episode we talk about pre show nerves, staying grounded and his anonymous admission box which he’s started for his fans.
*This episode contains strong language and drug references*
Joesef's song choices:
Past: It's Too Late - Carole King
Present: Red Room - Hiatus Kaiyote
Future: Etta Marcus - Hide and Seek
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences.
This week, Megan chats to Priya Ragu, who’s just released her new single, Illuminous. Born in Switzerland to Tamil parents, Priya grew up singing and playing traditional music with her family, but was deterred from pursuing music full time. After years of pursuing her passion around work, Priya decided it was time to take a chance on herself and teamed up with her brother, a producer under the name of Japhna Gold. Together they created her debut mixtape, damnshestamil which came out last year. Priya’s unique and seamless blend of traditional tamil music and modern Rnb and electro (Raguwavy) is original and attention grabbing. This authenticity hasnt gone unnoticed; she’s already been signed to warner, toured and made music with Jungle and been listed on the BBC sound of 2022 poll.
In this episode we chat about her journey to pursuing music full time, what it’s like to work alongside her brother, and the necessity for more South Asian artists in the music industry.
Priya's song choices:
Past: Mellow My Man - The Roots
Present: You Save Me - Alicia Keys & Snoh Aalegra
Future: Point & Kill - Little Simz
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences.
This week, Megan is speaking to Baby Queen aka Bella Lathum. Baby Queen has had a whirlwind few years, signing to Polydor in 2020, dropping her debut mixtape ‘The Yearbook’ in 2021 and has been named one to watch on the BBC sound of poll in 2022. She’s also announced an upcoming headline tour as well as a supporting slot for Olivia Rodrigo across the European leg of her tour. In this episode Megan chats to Bella about the music she grew up with, her obsession with grammatically correct lyrics and the struggles of dealing with mental health whilst in the public eye.
Bella's song choices:
Past: Taylor Swift - You Belong With Me
Present: The Wannadies - You & Me Song
Future: Gorillaz - On Melancholy Hill
Trigger warning: This episode contains strong language, as well as references to drug misuse, suicide and conversations around mental health. If you or someone close to you is struggling, you can call Samaritans for free on 116 123. There is more information on how to access support here:
Contact a Samaritan
Find support near you | FRANK
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This podcast is produced, edited and presented by Megan Graye. Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards and the graphics are by Alayna Hunte. They are both members of the VOCAL GIRLS team.
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The VOCAL GIRLS podcast is the series where music journalist and VOCAL GIRLS Founder, Megan Graye, chats to artists about their past, present and future, and the music that intertwines these experiences.
The first episode of season 3 with Baby Queen will be dropping on 2nd March 2022. Keep an eye on our socials for more details.
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Music for this podcast was composed and recorded by Jessica Edwards from the VOCAL GIRLS team.
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You're listening to CHANGE THE RECORD podcast by VOCAL GIRLS and tmrw! For our last episode of the series, host Megan Graye, is speaking to the emerging singer songwriter, Olivia Dean. The 21-year-old from East London previously toured as part of Rudimental’s band before starting to release her own music back in 2018. Now she’s on the way to big things having just released her brilliantly open new EP ‘What Am I Gonna Do On Sundays?’, including hit singles like ‘Echo’ and has sold out shows at London's Jazz Cafe. Listen now to hear Olivia talk about the music that inspired her, the impact of 2020 on her identity and her ambitions for the future. You can listen to Olivia’s song choices from her 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’ HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3coU45Rhmi8VwUo8OsYyiJ?si=-kql2-hhQiaT8zEZehhkqw Subscribe to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ | Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside. *Note: We only sample songs where we have permission from the artists to do so.*
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You're listening to CHANGE THE RECORD podcast by VOCAL GIRLS and tmrw! This week, host Megan Graye, is speaking Eshita Kabra Davies - the Founder of ByRotation, which is the first UK peer to peer fashion rental app. After realising she was part of the problem of fast fashion, Eshita wanted to create something that would enable people to wear new outfits without a cost to the environment. Listen now to hear Eshita talk about the inspiration behind ByRotation, why we need to change the way we think about our clothes and her hopes for a more sustainably conscious fashion industry. You can listen to Eshita’’s song choices from her 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’ HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3pODmrvgJXJyHyoBDh3P7x?si=82eu7bbxSOKjVbNCdk9KQg Subscribe to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ | Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside. *Note: We only sample songs where we have permission from the artists to do so.*
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You're listening to CHANGE THE RECORD podcast by VOCAL GIRLS and tmrw! This week, host Megan Graye, is speaking to the amazing portraiture, music and fashion film photographer, Vicky Grout. Vicky grew up loving music and immersed herself in the scene she now works in, starting out by taking photos at the events she was already attending. Now 24, she’s shot for big names like Levis, Adidas, and Reebok and artists like Lloyle Carner, Tom Misch and Jorja Smith. Listen now to hear Vicky talk about early music memories, the realities of being a photographer in 2020, and tips for breaking into the industry. You can listen to Vicky’s song choices from her 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’ HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5PgRKdCXj3uoYe04Rseojk?si=YVvZqQd5TDGuHZEqGGniYw Subscribe to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ | Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside. *Note: We only sample songs where we have permission from the artists to do so.*
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You're listening to CHANGE THE RECORD podcast by VOCAL GIRLS and tmrw! This week, host Megan Graye, is speaking to the most talked about artist of the year - Arlo Parks! The 20 year old singer- songwriter from South West London has been on the cover of NME, had her music played across daytime Radio 1 and 6music, won BBC introducing artist of the year and gained fans like Billie Eilish! Arlo’s medicinal music has provided salvation at a worldly moment of need, brilliantly tackling difficult topics like depression with her singles ‘Black Dog’ and ‘Hurt’. Listen now to hear Arlo talk about early musical influences, how she’s coped with this year of change as well as what to expect from her highly anticipated debut album ‘Collapsed In Sunbeams’ - out on 29th Jan 2021. You can listen to Arlo’s song choices from her 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’ HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0dAj9zv5FXUWlL0jV1Gl7q?si=XoTz4PdSRn2lXdDSXhxwWQ Subscribe to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ | Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside. *Note: We only sample songs where we have permission from the artists to do so.*
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You're listening to CHANGE THE RECORD podcast by VOCAL GIRLS and tmrw! This week, host Megan Graye is speaking to artist and writer, Lily O’Farrell (or @vulgadrawings as you might know her) about the music from her past, present and future. Lily is from London and started @vulgadrawings in 2018 after finding that drawing her experiences of everyday sexism provided a much needed outlet for the harassment she was facing. When she realised how much people related to her work, she was inspired to create more and encouraged her audience to share their own stories. She has since amassed almost 160k followers on Instagram! Listen now to hear Lily talk trolls, shared experiences, and why her work is not just hilarious - but fundamental. You can listen to Lily’s song choices from her 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’ HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7IervRLAUdtznJvlNomRwe?si=H24tttDNT-SQnGtj5iORIw Subscribe to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside. Note: We only sample songs we have permission from the artists to do so.
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You're listening to CHANGE THE RECORD podcast by VOCAL GIRLS and tmrw! This week, host, Megan Graye is speaking to pop-star, GRACEY about the music from her past present and future. GRACEY is a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Brighton who's just released her mini-album 'The Art of Closure', which features top-10 charting single 'Don't Need Love' with 220 KID. Listen now to hear GRACEY talk setbacks, social media and what it feels like to realise you dreams. You can listen to GRACEY's song choices from her 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’ HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0d53sHOADxz1kEPgPTHomw?si=a0Fg5mviTDGku1hiDzFZiw Subscribe now to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside
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You’re listening to CHANGE THE RECORD, the brand new podcast in which Megan Graye talks to guests about their past, present and future - and the music that connects them. In this collaborative series tmrw has teamed up with VOCAL GIRLS to promote and elevate womxn’s voices from across the creative industries. Host and VOCAL GIRLS founder, Megan Graye, speaks to some of the most inspiring womxn from music, art and fashion about their experiences in everything from trolls to topping the charts. With 2020 highlighting how fundamental music is to sane survival, we asked each guest to pick three songs that represent their 'yesterday' 'today' and 'tomorrow’. They share their personal discoveries from the past, their relationship with the now and their attitude towards the future and how music pervades that journey. Subscribe now to get the latest episodes of CHANGE THE RECORD and follow us on Instagram or Twitter @tmrwmag and @vocalgirlsclub / @megangraye_ Music for this podcast is by Joe Garside
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Welcome back to the VOCAL GIRLS PODCAST! This is a very special singular episode as part of the Come Back Better initiative, launched by Brixton Windmill and Dr. Martens, which supports artists of marginalised genders breaking into the music industry. In this episode, VOCAL GIRLS founder, Megan Graye, speaks to Goat Girl live on stage for a Q&A before their special gig at Windmill. The discussion ranged from the cruciality of grass roots venues, experiences of discrimination, the importance of cis male allies to the way forward in creating a better industry for all. You can read more on the Come Back Better initiative HERE. You can check out VOCAL GIRLS at vocalgirls.com and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @vocalgirlsclub. Music within the podcast is all by Goat Girl and design of the thumbnail is by Alayna Hunte
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Welcome back to the VOCAL GIRLS PODCAST! This week I’m speaking to pop artist, BETSIE GØLD. Betsie is defining a new generation of what she calls ‘bitch pop'! Her live history boasts main-stage slots at festivals like Reading and Leeds and Truck and she even opened for her musical heroes Bon Jovi on their tour in 2017! Her recent single 'Friday the 13th' is an ode to superstitions and how even at the best of times, it can feel like the universe is against you. In this episode I talk to Betsie about how she's been finding lockdown, her musical journey so far and her playlist choices. You can listen to Betsie's playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0dAxYCti0NJk1drqGc4HjF?si=m-y4dVM3T7KkA4B_7PVyPQ / This series is an Artists in Isolation special and given social distancing rules, all episodes are recorded over the phone. You can check out VOCAL GIRLS at vocalgirls.com and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @vocalgirlsclub. Music for the podcast is by Joe Garside / Design for the podcast is by Jordan Smith of Block H3.
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