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Rebekah updates everyone on her time spent away, and shares her priorities moving forward, including with this podcast.
Rebekah and some friends "got together" to record these songs one weekend. Due to the time constraints, it feels like a live performance (complete with a weird buzz on the first verse of Sister Winter) which is appropriate since ideally, hopefully, the Holiday Jam Session will be a live show in the future.
Merry, Baby (by Rebekah Kay): guitar and vocals by Rebekah, hand percussion by Phil Lofton
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (traditional): guitar and vocals by Rebekah, electric guitar by Dustin Sendejas, Rhodes by Bethany Johnson
Sister Winter (Sufjan Stevens): guitar, vocals and synths by Rebekah, hand percussion by Phil Lofton
'tis the damn season (Taylor Swift): guitars and vocals by Rebekah, drums and vocals by Steffen Yazvac
Holding on to Hope (by Rebekah Kay): guitar, vocals, and "beats" by Rebekah, synths by Bethany Johnson
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Judy Garland): guitar and vocals by Rebekah, piano by Bethany Johnson, electric guitar by Dustin Sendejas
Rebekah and some friends "got together" to play some tunes and chat about various holiday and winter related things.
Songlist:
Merry, Baby (by Rebekah Kay): guitar and vocals by Rebekah, hand percussion by Phil Lofton
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (traditional): guitar and vocals by Rebekah, electric guitar by Dustin Sendejas, Rhodes by Bethany Johnson
Sister Winter (Sufjan Stevens): guitar, vocals and synths by Rebekah, hand percussion by Phil Lofton
'tis the damn season (Taylor Swift): guitars and vocals by Rebekah, drums and vocals by Steffen Yazvac
Holding on to Hope (by Rebekah Kay): guitar, vocals, and "beats" by Rebekah, synths by Bethany Johnson
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Judy Garland): guitar and vocals by Rebekah, piano by Bethany Johnson, electric guitar by Dustin Sendejas
Some deleted scenes that didn’t make it on their original episodes for whatever reason.
Clip 1: being yourself around your parents, Ty Bush
Clip 2: elementary crush, Juddson Updike
Clip 3: faith, body, and patriarchy, Elizabeth Armstrong
Clip 4: images as placeholders for emotion, John Davey
Clip 5: broadway play idea, Juddson Updike
Clip 6: on being bi, Jenna San
Rebekah sits down with author MJ Corkern to talk about her new novel Hurricane Season, and the two connect over growing up in Purity culture, reading Tarot, and being writers who like to listen to things rather than read them.
Follow MJ on Instagram and buy her book HERE.
Rebekah and her old pal John Davey talk about the building blocks of identity, the superpower of recreating the self that creative people often have, and accepting the external changes that are a part of life.
Visit johndaveysings.com to find all of John’s music to stream or purchase!
The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.