Welcome back to the Pick-Me-Up Podcast, brought to you by Listen Up Music and Audio Technica with me, Kate Gandy!
This week's episode of the podast features jazz and neo-soul independent artist, Yasmina Sadiki! In this episode, topics discussed include:
- Intro and the BIG question
- Biggest influence in music
- The songwriting process
- Freestyling and improvisation
- New music and band love ❤️
- Sharing tough times through song
- Things to do to look after your mental health
- The importance of nurturing friendships
- Pressures of the music industry
- The hardest thing about being an independent artist
- Best piece of advice to give
Our favourite games are also played, with Top 3's and Scenarios 🕺
You can find Yasmina on Instagram, TikTok or on Spotify.
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