“Honestly I just want to say to anyone who reads this, spread a message of love. Even if you are in a position that you feel like it’s pointless just do it because you could literally make a impact on someone’s life.”
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“By the time of the release, my Mom is now 1.5 years sober and in an amazing place in her life. It’s like I prophesied her changing her life with this song.”
“I feel like having lived through last year and this year it taught me to take it easy, not rush my life and feel like everything needs to get done RIGHT NOW. Take everything one day at a time, and also every hardship passes.”
“We wanted it to be a thrill ride; it gets dark, it gets fast, you catch your breath and then something else happens!”
“The term “Escrow” is commonly used in contracts where those involved are restricted from moving forward until certain requirements are met. The term “Jay” implies a bird that has the freedom to fly anywhere and wherever it wishes.”
Following the release of her mighty new single and one-shot video Use Me, we caught up with singer and songwriter Kamryn Palmer to find out more about the release, her song-writing process, life in Nashville as an artist, and her plans for the coming months. Here’s how it went. * * * Hi Kamryn – … Continued
“As an artist we are always trying to challenge ourselves to test the boundaries of our limits.”
“Initially I was really inspired by artists like Adele and Birdy. The vulnerability displayed in their music really resonated with me and made me want to go to my piano and try telling my own stories through song.”
“It’s about accepting your indecision and embracing your moods. I wrote the song because I wanted to be honest about my indecisiveness.”
“The last really significant scene in our country was in the 80s with Punk-Hardcore. Today there are just so many people who play.”
“I don’t know, every musician out there is just working hard because they love music so much that it just doesn’t matter how much work it is to get your stuff out there.”
“Every one of us is passionate about science fiction, we also love soundtracks and among the still unreleased songs there is a small orchestral suite of cinematic inspiration”