Show Notes
Jasmine Myra talks us through the creative process of her new album ‘Rising’. She shares both her vulnerabilities and her growing confidence in herself and her music.
Tracklist: Jasmine Myra – Rising Jasmine Myra – Still Waters Jasmine Myra – Glimmers Jasmine Myra – Knowingness Jasmine Myra – From Embers Jasmine Myra – How Tall the Mountains Jasmine Myra – Rising
Opening Theme: The Gondwana Orchestra – Colours Forgiveness – Next Time Could Be Your Last Time Jasmine Myra – Rising
Jingles: GoGo Penguin – Hopopono Matthew Halsall – Salute to the Sun
End Theme: Portico Quartet – Warm Data Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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