FUV Live Sessions

Episode 92: Flock of Dimes

FUV Live Sessions

Show Notes

Jenn Wasner, known musically as Flock of Dimes, joined WFUV host Alisa Ali in Studio-A to talk about her latest solo project, The Life You Save, how she adds fictional elements to her songwriting to create universal messages, what it was like to self-produce this project and what’s next for her solo work and the many bands, projects and collaborations she works on regularly.

Songs: Keep Me in the Dark, Long After Midnight and Not Yet Free

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