This episode I talk to my pal Ezekiel Rae a queer singer songwriter that helps to bridge the gap between an "artist identity" and personal self. Also, some gems about acceptance of yourself and how that can affect your approach to your music and your connection's with your fans no matter where you are in your trajectory.

Check out this interview with songwriter Christopher Morse who shares his story and philosophy of being kind to everyone because you never know who they might be in this business.

In this month's bonus episode, we revisit and follow up with Deborah Solo! She was an amazing guest and also spoke so highly about her bandmates, I didn't think to ask her about her own philosophy and herself as a small time songwriter. We dive deep and she shares candidly and we have a good laugh about songwriters being the best liars.

This month we chat with longtime songwriter, performer and visual artist Chris Taylor! Find Chris at christaylorworld.com

Deborah Solo is a singer songwriter from Denver who is a mother, a music teacher at the acclaimed Swallow Hill music school, writer and performing songwriter with her band Deborah Solo Trio. They released some singles, check them out, but in part 1 of this two parter we talk mostly life balance and gush over her bandmates and how it's vital as a small time songwriter to be true to yourself and your space and time.

Critique, being honest with yourself, write what scares you and songwriting competitions, who's it for, and who isn't it for? These are the questions answered to the best of Chris Moyse from Nahsville and I's ability. You're going to want to check this episode out.

Theme: Tina Van - www.tinavanmusic.com

Guest: Chris Moyse - https://www.chrismoysemusic.com/

Heyhey! Angel Corsi here to share an update on my own personal journey as a small time songwriter, it's mostly a ramble and always riding solo for bonus episodes.

This month's interview is with a young rising performing songwriter, frontperson and open mic host Sarah Garlick. She is a 20 something singer songwriter and performing artist that is in the midst of doing her part for her community in Colorado Springs with a lot community events including a stellar open mic at Ultra Flat Black Gallery. She also has a kick ass band and has a lot of solid advice for keeping the spirits high and motivation alive while dealing with mental health and obstacles.

This month, I sat to chat with songslinger and touring artist Jackson Emmer. He brought the kindness, I brought the goofy grumpy cat vibes. Check out the laughs, the stories and songwriting retreats!