Clara Waidley Interview

Jesse Adams and Saad Sheikh Talk about their new release Perfect Mess

Saad: Saad Sheikh (he/him) is a singer-songwriter, theatre maker, and performer from Toronto, Canada. He is currently working on theatre projects that combine his songwriting with narrative storytelling. This November, Saad is songwriting for The Force of Habit, an original musical adaptation at McMaster University. Stay tuned for Saad’s independently released music, which will be on streaming platforms in early 2023. His insta link is: https://instagram.com/saadsheikhx Jesse: Life can be bittersweet. Jesse’s music captures that elusive state somewhere between defeat and resolve, misery and joy. After experiencing disparate moments of bliss and devastation, Jesse reached back into her childhood diary of songs, yanked them from their resting place, and revisited each from a more mature perspective. Now 23, Jesse has well over thirty songs waiting to be produced. After writing her LSATs, Jesse slammed on the breaks, turned toward the beckoning vines, the darkened forest, the moss-covered knot holes where the sun glimmers then retreats teasingly saying, come now. Where is your sense of adventure, courage, commitment to your own life? She looked to her 7 year old self who said, “Go for it you fool” and so she brings you the fool, the lover, impulsive child, wise adult, injured bird, the embittered witch, the princess, the rabbit, and the rabbit hole where you might just find a deck of cards, some tea, and further down the path… Jesse at the piano. Her newest single, Then I Do, is about the crazy things we do when we love someone we shouldn’t. It begs the questions: how far will you go for the slimmest hope? How much will you sacrifice for an unlikely chance at happiness? And how long will you wait. Her insta: https://www.instagram.com/jesse_francesca/

Jesse Adams live Wisdom App interview

Life can be bittersweet. Jesse’s music captures that elusive state somewhere between defeat and resolve, misery and joy. After experiencing disparate moments of bliss and devastation, Jesse reached back into her childhood diary of songs, yanked them from their resting place, and revisited each from a more mature perspective. Now 23, Jesse has well over thirty songs waiting to be produced. After writing her LSATs, Jesse slammed on the breaks, turned toward the beckoning vines, the darkened forest, the moss-covered knot holes where the sun glimmers then retreats teasingly saying, come now. Where is your sense of adventure, courage, commitment to your own life? She looked to her 7 year old self who said, “Go for it you fool” and so she brings you the fool, the lover, impulsive child, wise adult, injured bird, the embittered witch, the princess, the rabbit, and the rabbit hole where you might just find a deck of cards, some tea, and further down the path… Jesse at the piano. Her newest single, Then I Do, is about the crazy things we do when we love someone we shouldn’t. It begs the questions: how far will you go for the slimmest hope? How much will you sacrifice for an unlikely chance at happiness? And how long will you wait. Her link of links and brand new song is: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jesseadams1/then-i-do

Clara Waidley Interview

Clara Waidley grew up in Michigan where she fell in love with surfing, good coffee, and making music. She first picked up a guitar when she was 12, and wrote her first song about a year later. Clara began her career as an artist by traveling in an old station wagon and street performing around the country, writing songs inspired by the people and places that she met. Her website is: https://clarawaidley.com

Samantha Ryan - Live Session Podcast

Samantha Ryan has an infectious joyfulness about her that as we talked in this live session I got to meet her and to find out more about what music is to her and I believe you will enjoy this session. I would love to hear your comments on what you think about this live episode please visit my website at trps.us and use the contact me page and let me know.

Computer Crash Announcement

My laptop crashed and I will be in the processes of getting it repaired. Have no worries about any of the future shows that were going to be on air, they are all saved on a backup drive and also backed up online. Once I get the computer back up and running I'll be back in to full swing of edit and interviews and the show will be on a every two to three weeks instead of every week due to tight schedules of work and life. If you'd like to help out the show you can check out the link below and donate however you wish. https://liinks.co/therealpaulshow