On Rotation

Carter Reeves is all about respect. The Los Angeles-based artist has had many career shifts including his transition from a duo to a solo artist and trying to create music during the Coronavirus Pandemic. These days, Reeves is focused on creating his most honest material and garnering praise from his fans and peers. Listen to us talk about everything from his artistic influences to creating music communities 

Also in this episode, Pink Sweat$ creates the Pink Planet. The artist drops his debut album that fulfills his goal of re-introducing soul music to new audiences. There’s also a lot to catch up on from this past week in pop culture.

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Artists endure many hardships - including losing the rights and master versions to all their music. Taylor Swift has had an amazing career full of astronomical success and incredible pitfalls. However, Swift remains strong in the face of adversity as she ushers in a new era of her work. We’ll talk about that as well as Ariana Grande’s deluxe edition of her latest album and more on this female-empowered episode of On Rotation.

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As a music therapist with a specific focus on mental health, Rebecca Gildea works toward empowering her clients. Her unique approach coupled with her passion for social justice actively push Gildea to improve both fields of which she is associated. She also credits her deep connection to music for jump starting her career.

Also on this episode: Hoe Tales...well more like Heaux Tales. I dive deep into Jazmine Sullivan’s multi-layered definition of what the term means today and woman make up some of the biggest headlines in pop news.

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What does it take to be a music therapist? It requires patience, tenacity and an open mind. Annette Whitehead-Pleaux has found a way to combine activism and music therapy into one format that presents social equity.

Also on this episode: a year in review. I took a look back at some of the best albums to come out of 2020 and highlighted a few stories that ended the year on a high note.

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