Art and music are terms that are intertwined, sometimes more than we know. And for some of us, that mingling is much more than most of us are aware of. In this episode, Lucas was able to talk with new artist Jackie Rose who is completing a residency at Orb Studio's - the studio owned and co-operated by Blue October bassist Matt Noveskey. Learn much more about her music and the unique way in which her senses are intertwined and how that assists her in creating music that is beyond unique and exemplary!
Follow Jackie Rose on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/therainbowkyd/. Also, you can find more on her Artist website at: http://www.jackieroseart.com/?fbclid=IwAR07uREareS8DVwEWXrs70iRn_duHpXZ0D1zmwOKp3kDORJRVsRTKxH1QAY
For more information on Orb Studios in Austin Texas, please visit: https://www.orbrecordingstudios.com/
Original show artwork created by Alicia Urbanski of Peaches Art Shop. For more information or to look at more of her works, check out: https://www.peachesartshop.com
Just Sway is an independent project, with no affiliation with Blue October. I do not own any of the music used. All music is owned and copyright protected by Blue October and Jackie Rose.
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