One video. Seven days. A million followers. And a career that started moving before she had the chance to figure out who she was as an artist.We had the opportunity to sit down with Natalie Jane ( @nataliejane  ) at 4Cee Sessions for an in-depth interview and podcast conversation that goes beyond the moment people discovered her online. She talks about growing up in New Jersey, writing songs at eight years old, moving to Los Angeles alone at 18, and what it actually felt like to watch everything change overnight with "Mentally Cheating."But more than any single moment, this is a conversation about the process of becoming. With her album "the world i didn't want", Natalie Jane is talking about identity, sound, and what it means to finally know what you want your music to be after the world already decided it was watching.We also get into her songwriting process, her decision to skip Berklee College of Music, discovering ABBA and disco influences, building her live show, and what comes next for one of the fastest rising pop artists right now.There's a difference between going viral and finding your voice. This is about both.This Sessions was recorded live in front of an audience in New York City.Full live performance from this session, Seven, Sabotage, and Dancing Queen (ABBA cover), out now on our channel.Hosted by  @trwlsh  Follow us on IG: Follow us on IG: 4Cee Sessions: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/Host:  @trwlsh / https://instagram.com/trwlsh/Natalie Jane: https://instagram.com/nataliejane/?hl=enVideography & Colors: Francelee MoralesOneil CampbellRecording Engineer:James YostSpecial thanks to: 4Cee Sessions CrewReservoir Studios00:00 Intro01:30 Childhood02:50 First Songs04:20 Stage Persona06:00 Influences07:30 Moving to LA08:40 Berklee Decision09:40 Songwriting Process11:00 Sabotage (Story)12:20 New Sound13:20 ABBA & Disco14:10 Artist Identity15:20 Going Viral16:30 Live Shows17:20 Performance Style18:10 High School Mentor19:20 What's Next

One video. Seven days. A million followers. And a career that started moving before she had the chance to figure out who she was as an artist.We had the opportunity to sit down with Natalie Jane (⁠ @nataliejane ⁠ ) at 4Cee Sessions for an in-depth interview and podcast conversation that goes beyond the moment people discovered her online. She talks about growing up in New Jersey, writing songs at eight years old, moving to Los Angeles alone at 18, and what it actually felt like to watch everything change overnight with "Mentally Cheating."But more than any single moment, this is a conversation about the process of becoming. With her album "the world i didn't want", Natalie Jane is talking about identity, sound, and what it means to finally know what you want your music to be after the world already decided it was watching.We also get into her songwriting process, her decision to skip Berklee College of Music, discovering ABBA and disco influences, building her live show, and what comes next for one of the fastest rising pop artists right now.There's a difference between going viral and finding your voice. This is about both.This Sessions was recorded live in front of an audience in New York City.Full live performance from this session, Seven, Sabotage, and Dancing Queen (ABBA cover), out now on our channel.Hosted by ⁠ @trwlsh ⁠ Follow us on IG: Follow us on IG: 4Cee Sessions: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/Host: ⁠ @trwlsh ⁠/ https://instagram.com/trwlsh/Natalie Jane: https://instagram.com/nataliejane/?hl=enVideography & Colors: Francelee MoralesOneil CampbellRecording Engineer:James YostSpecial thanks to: 4Cee Sessions CrewReservoir Studios00:00 Intro01:30 Childhood02:50 First Songs04:20 Stage Persona06:00 Influences07:30 Moving to LA08:40 Berklee Decision09:40 Songwriting Process11:00 Sabotage (Story)12:20 New Sound13:20 ABBA & Disco14:10 Artist Identity15:20 Going Viral16:30 Live Shows17:20 Performance Style18:10 High School Mentor19:20 What's Next

In this episode of 4Cee Sessions, singer-songwriter TALI sits down for an honest conversation about identity, music, and the journey that led her to the Eurovision stage.Born in Israel and raised across Chile, Argentina, Luxembourg, and New York, TALI describes her life as a “cocktail of cultures.” Growing up between languages and countries shaped not only who she is, but also how she writes music and connects with audiences around the world.The conversation explores her path from studying musical theater in New York, to unexpectedly representing Luxembourg at Eurovision with the song “Fighter”, marking the country’s return to the competition after more than three decades.TALI reflects on the surreal experience of performing in front of thousands of people, the pressure of representing a country, and the emotional stories fans shared after hearing her music. She also talks about writing deeply personal songs like “Dear Parents,” navigating family expectations, and entering a new era of music inspired by love, pop energy, and her life in New York.The episode dives into creativity, resilience, and what it means to search for home when you’ve lived all over the world.This episode was recorded in-front of an intimate crowd in New York City.Make sure to watch TALI's live performance at 4Cee Sessions in our channel. Follow us on IG: 4Cee Sessions: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/Host:  @trwlsh  / https://instagram.com/trwlsh/TALI: https://instagram.com/taligolergant/00:00 Intro01:10 Global Journey02:12 Home & Identity02:52 Languages03:19 First Inspiration04:16 Musical Theater05:40 Tough Skin06:47 Eurovision07:54 Fighter09:08 Dear Parents11:38 New Era12:24 Love Songs13:05 Future Plans13:48 Stripped Performance14:31 Advice#TALI #Eurovision #MusicPodcast #4CeeSessions

In this episode of 4Cee Sessions, singer-songwriter TALI sits down for an honest conversation about identity, music, and the journey that led her to the Eurovision stage.Born in Israel and raised across Chile, Argentina, Luxembourg, and New York, TALI describes her life as a “cocktail of cultures.” Growing up between languages and countries shaped not only who she is, but also how she writes music and connects with audiences around the world.The conversation explores her path from studying musical theater in New York, to unexpectedly representing Luxembourg at Eurovision with the song “Fighter”, marking the country’s return to the competition after more than three decades.TALI reflects on the surreal experience of performing in front of thousands of people, the pressure of representing a country, and the emotional stories fans shared after hearing her music. She also talks about writing deeply personal songs like “Dear Parents,” navigating family expectations, and entering a new era of music inspired by love, pop energy, and her life in New York.The episode dives into creativity, resilience, and what it means to search for home when you’ve lived all over the world.This episode was recorded in-front of an intimate crowd in New York City.Make sure to watch TALI's live performance at 4Cee Sessions in our channel. Follow us on IG: 4Cee Sessions: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/Host:  ⁨@trwlsh⁩  / https://instagram.com/trwlsh/TALI: https://instagram.com/taligolergant/00:00 Intro01:10 Global Journey02:12 Home & Identity02:52 Languages03:19 First Inspiration04:16 Musical Theater05:40 Tough Skin06:47 Eurovision07:54 Fighter09:08 Dear Parents11:38 New Era12:24 Love Songs13:05 Future Plans13:48 Stripped Performance14:31 Advice#TALI #Eurovision #MusicPodcast #4CeeSessions

In this episode of 4Cee Sessions, Dosey ( @_dosey  ) an indie folk singer songwriter known for vulnerable acoustic songwriting, sits down for an honest conversation about his journey into music and the path that led to millions of streams.

From growing up around recording studios and skate culture to releasing songs as iPhone voice memos, Dosey reflects on how vulnerability became the foundation of his sound.

The conversation explores Dosey’s early influences, including Kurt Cobain and Ed Sheeran, and how seeing acoustic artists connect with audiences helped him believe that honesty could be powerful. He shares how indie folk, folk-pop textures, and emotional storytelling shaped his songwriting, and why connection has always mattered more than perfection.

Dosey also talks about recent milestones, including recording at Rick Rubin’s Shangri-La Studios, performing major festivals, and navigating the pressure that comes with growth while staying true to himself as an independent artist.

Throughout the episode, he opens up about collaboration, live performance, and learning to trust emotion as a creative strength.This 4Cee Session was record in from of an intimate audience in Brooklyn, New York.

Special thanks to:

4Cee Sessions Crew

FirstLive Crew

Yellow Shoots (@yellowshoots) is Gregory Matthews, a Brooklyn-based producer and multi-instrumentalist who records straight to tape and sees music in bursts of color. In this 4Cee Sessions podcast, we sit down with him for a deep conversation about synesthesia, analog recording, world building, and the story behind his viral single “Soft One.”

We talk about how Yellow Shoots started as soon as he moved to Brooklyn, how his background in jazz, rock, gospel, and R&B shaped his sound, and what it means to create music where the experience of making it matters just as much as the final product.

Yellow Shoots breaks down how “Soft One” was made on a cassette tape machine during an Instagram Live, how it felt watching the song blow up online, and the pressure artists feel after a breakout moment.

He also shares how his synesthesia influences the way he writes, producing music that feels like a photograph, a memory, and a cinematic universe all at once.We also get into the Will You Bring The Rain? project, how the EPs lead into a full album, and how he approaches visuals with the same intention as the music.

🎥 Watch the full live performance from this session on our YouTube channel.

This podcast was recorded in front of a live audience in Brooklyn, New York.

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4Cee Sessions: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/

Host:  ⁨@trwlsh⁩  / https://instagram.com/trwlsh/

Yellow Shoots: https://instagram.com/yellowshoots/

Special thanks:

Firstlive Crew

4Cee Sessions Crew

00:00 – Intro01:05 – Growing Up Around Philly02:10 – Early Influences02:31 – Starting Yellow Shoots03:08 – Learning to Sing03:43 – Discovering Synesthesia05:37 – “Yellow Shoots”06:13 – Less Is More07:31 – The Experience Matters07:55 – “Soft One”09:00 – “Soft One” Go Viral10:06 – A Breakout Moment10:55 – Collaborations12:07 – Visuals & Music13:34 – Music Videos14:32 – “Catching a Wave”15:33 – What’s Next16:14 – What to Expect16:45 – Closing

Yellow Shoots (@yellowshoots) is Gregory Matthews, a Brooklyn-based producer and multi-instrumentalist who records straight to tape and sees music in bursts of color. In this 4Cee Sessions podcast, we sit down with him for a deep conversation about synesthesia, analog recording, world building, and the story behind his viral single “Soft One.”

We talk about how Yellow Shoots started as soon as he moved to Brooklyn, how his background in jazz, rock, gospel, and R&B shaped his sound, and what it means to create music where the experience of making it matters just as much as the final product.

Yellow Shoots breaks down how “Soft One” was made on a cassette tape machine during an Instagram Live, how it felt watching the song blow up online, and the pressure artists feel after a breakout moment.

He also shares how his synesthesia influences the way he writes, producing music that feels like a photograph, a memory, and a cinematic universe all at once.We also get into the Will You Bring The Rain? project, how the EPs lead into a full album, and how he approaches visuals with the same intention as the music.

🎥 Watch the full live performance from this session on our YouTube channel.

This podcast was recorded in front of a live audience in Brooklyn, New York.

Follow us on IG:

4Cee Sessions: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/

Host: ⁠ ⁨@trwlsh⁩ ⁠ / https://instagram.com/trwlsh/

Yellow Shoots: https://instagram.com/yellowshoots/

Special thanks:

Firstlive Crew

4Cee Sessions Crew

Justend ( @JUSTENDDD  ) is an independent artist and songwriter from Queens, New York, creating music rooted in honesty, collaboration, and community. His work reflects real life experiences, personal growth, and a desire to connect beyond numbers or algorithms.In this 4Cee Sessions podcast interview, Justend sits down for an open conversation about his music journey, the influences that shaped him, and why telling his story matters more than chasing trends. He talks about growing up around music, learning from his mother and father’s influences, and how collaboration with friends became the foundation of his sound.We dive into the making of projects like 'requiem for a dream' and 'reflux', how those records reflect different stages of his life, and why creating personal music helps listeners feel seen. Justend also shares his perspective on building real community through music, listening to the people who support you, and focusing on impact rather than numbers.This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at 4Cee Sessions.Follow us on IG: https://instagram.com/4cee.live/Justend: https://instagram.com/justend/Host: Tyler Walsh ( @trwlsh  ) https://instagram.com/trwlsh/Special Thanks to- FIRSTLIVE team4Cee Sessions team

Justend (⁠ @JUSTENDDD ⁠ ) is an independent artist and songwriter from Queens, New York, creating music rooted in honesty, collaboration, and community.

His work reflects real life experiences, personal growth, and a desire to connect beyond numbers or algorithms.In this 4Cee Sessions podcast interview, Justend sits down for an open conversation about his music journey, the influences that shaped him, and why telling his story matters more than chasing trends. He talks about growing up around music, learning from his mother and father’s influences, and how collaboration with friends became the foundation of his sound.We dive into the making of projects like 'requiem for a dream' and 'reflux', how those records reflect different stages of his life, and why creating personal music helps listeners feel seen. Justend also shares his perspective on building real community through music, listening to the people who support you, and focusing on impact rather than numbers.

This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at 4Cee Sessions.

In this 4Cee Sessions podcast, Iz LaMarr opens up about his journey as a rapper, singer, producer and the creator behind the sound he calls Rage and Blues, a blend of hip hop, soul, R&B, alternative rap, and raw emotional expression. This conversation dives into the foundation of his sound, his purpose, and the inspirations behind his biggest music moments.

Iz talks about growing up in Los Angeles, learning guitar and piano, performing as a kid, and eventually moving to New York to shape his artistry. He shares how his movement, Roaring20s, came to life, how he built his live show presence from the ground up, and how he blends genres to create something people have never heard before.

He also breaks down the story behind flipping Kanye West’s “I Wonder”, his process behind FEEL, his relationship with faith, and why he wants his listeners to feel free, inspired and alive when they hear his music. Iz speaks with honesty, passion and clarity about who he is and what he stands for.

This interview was recorded in front of a live audience at 4Cee Sessions. Hosted by @trwlsh / https://instagram.com/trwlsh4Cee on Instagram: https://instagram.com/4cee.liveIz LaMarr: https://instagram.com/izlamarrSpecial thanks to:FirstLive Studio4Cee Crew