My guest on today's episode is singer-songwriter, Meghan Pulles. After training as an operatic vocalist, she realized her heart was pulling her towards songwriting. Now, she is creating music which she calls "emo-positive" that brings listeners through the darkness into light. Meghan believes that, by being vulnerable, artists can guide their listeners to hope and healing.

Topics in this episode include:

• Overcoming failure
• The need to do what lights you up and be connected to the art form
• Fighting the voices in your head that tell you to stay in one box
• Emo-positive music
• Making music that is vulnerable and from the heart
• The power of connection in small venues
• Project management
• Working with producers remotely
• Growing into more roles and taking ownership of your project

Meghan Pulles reigns as an emo-positive Nashville-based genre-defying singer-songwriter and artist with an ability to beautifully blend pastoral melodies with nostalgia. With a staunch devotion to musical healing, her compositions are all about the emotions and feelings they evoke in her listeners. Ranging from drenching folk to melodic pop and indie styles, her work is reminiscent of the musical richness of Regina Spektor and softness of Joni Mitchell.

Meghan recently released her debut album ear baby which she co-produced with Harper James who is known for his indie band, Eighty Ninety, and his solo project, Middle Youth. She recently signed with Aurally Records powered by Symphonic Distribution.

Meghan Pulles is at work on her sophomore record which will be out in 2026.

"Meghan Pulles clearly has an amazing gift of uplifting people through her music and if hers is the last voice I ever heard, I'd be sure I was on my way to heaven." - Pop Fad Blog

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