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*This episode contains discussion of personal experiences,
including references to sexual abuse, which some listeners may find
distressing. The views and opinions expressed are those of the
guest, based on their own experiences, and do not necessarily
reflect those of the producers or this podcast. No allegations are
made against any named individual. Listener discretion is advised.*
The light still breaks through each morning. That’s the driving
sentiment on You Are The Morning, the debut album from trans woman
and Manchester-based singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t. Its title is
dedicated to queer friendship, which she says saved her life. The
first UK signee on Saddest Factory Records, the album was produced
by Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus. Jasmine and her
band travelled to L.A. to record at Sound City Studios. It was made
across 12 days in a highly collaborative and emotional process, and
because Jasmine sees her songs as fluid and ever-changing, the
recordings carry that free and spontaneous spirit. Jasmine
considers her album as a call to action for a brighter future for
trans people. Ash Kenazi is a London artist who has honed his craft
after years of experimentation, finally evolving into their true
form through writing that draws from sounds that have shaped their
experience - a youthful chorister, an indie drummer and a queer
dancer. Known for his work as a member of Happyness, drag royalty
to the indie scene and podcast host, Ash has built a strong
following across the UK through supporting the likes of Self
Esteem, CSS, Jess Winter and Dreamwife with his impressive
counter-tenor vocals, queer storytelling and magnetic stage
presence.
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