• S1E27 - Lex Dixon

  • Sep 13 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
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S1E27 - Lex Dixon

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  • From a tender age, music captivated Lex Dixon’s heart and soul. The melodies danced through her ears, igniting a spark within her. Singing was her first love, and she spent countless hours lost in the world of covers on YouTube. However, the thought of writing her own music seemed daunting until she found inspiration in the journeys of friends who dared to create and share their melodies with the world. It was at that moment that a fire was lit within Lex.

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