Show Notes
Thank you for being part of this big, beautiful season of Nitty Gritty!
We’ve heard from so many incredible artists this season, and although they’re all on unique creative paths, some recurring themes carried through these chats. So to wrap things up, we’ve stitched together the nitty gritty bits that echoed across the season!
Thank you to the listeners for your support and to all the artists for sharing so openly! In this episode, you’ll hear (in order of appearance): Abbie Rich, Musonga Mbogo, Julz Beresford, Matt Cauchi, Zoe Grey, Jonni Cheatwood, and Holly Terry ✨
I hope you enjoy this little reflection, and I’ll see you very soon for Season 4! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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