ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Divinity Roxx, bassist and music producer, joins middle schooler Izzy to talk about her journey in finding her unique voice as an artist.. She shares with us how she unexpectedly fell in love with the bass, the major setback that shifted her career path, and what it really takes to grow as an artist beyond what you see on social media.
Izzy learns from Divinity how staying open, putting in the work, and embracing change can lead to new opportunities.
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United States
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