• S1E29 - Sarah Reynolds

  • Sep 27 2024
  • Length: 41 mins
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S1E29 - Sarah Reynolds

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  • Sarah Reynolds, an LA-based indie singer-songwriter, found her calling during the pandemic when classical music opportunities dwindled. Rediscovering her passion for pop rock, her debut EP, Adolescent, showcased her commanding vocals, infectious melodies, incisive lyrics, and vulnerable storytelling.

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