Creating Opportunities and Building a Platform with Blossom Caldrone - Noisy Women The Podcast
noisy and outspokenShow Notes
Blossom Caldrone is a music maker from Gloucestershire, attending Brit School a few years back. She is bright, vibrant and excellent at her craft, making tunes which are catchy and fun - I instantly fell in love with her wonderful personality and unique visual portrayal online. As well as being a musician, Blossom is also the founder of Diana Listens, an online blog which originated from weekly gig nights.
As soon as I heard her latest single, Girlfriends, I knew that I must chat with Blossom - we had such a wonderful chat and it absolutely made my day. In this episode we talk about the importance of having a creative support network and creating your own opportunities, whether that be starting a podcast or founding your own blog to write about up and coming artists. Blossom speaks often about how if the opportunity isn’t there, all you have to do is make it yourself. She is a go getter, and with an infectious personality and I am so excited for you to get your teeth around this ep
Find Blossom here - https://www.instagram.com/blossomcaldarone/ // https://www.instagram.com/diana_listens/
Find Em here - https://linktr.ee/emilymarcovecchio
Edited by Alysa O'Connor - https://www.instagram.com/alysaocreator/
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