Imposter Syndrome and Trusting the Process with Melatrois - Noisy Women The Podcast
noisy and outspokenShow Notes
Melatrois consists of Lois Browne, Joy Warmann and Zoe Charlery, who host their own radio show on Reform Radio once a month, on a Tuesday between 12-2pm. They are a group of down to earth and wonderful people who showcase incredible musical talent across genres. I was introduced to the group through my housemate Nana and completely fell in love with the comfortable and familiar feel of their voices and show.
Individually however, Lois, Joy and Zoe are a powerhouse of talent, working with a huge array of talent within both the music and arts industries. Lois works as a Label Assistant at London-based SA Recordings, the record label arm of Spitfire Audio. Joy works as a European Project Manager at Secretly Group as well as hosting a monthly jam night with Imaginary Millions. Zoe is currently researching for their MSc, but also working as a committee member of artist led initiative, Transmission Gallery and a Producer to Scottish based contemporary performance artist, Claricia Parinussa.
This episode was a delight to record, I highly recommend a listen.
Find Melatrois here: https://www.instagram.com/melatrois/
Find me here: https://www.instagram.com/emilymarcovecchio // https://www.emilyanna.net/
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