ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, I sit down with young and great saxophonist Ryan Devlin and speak on his experiences that lead him to New England Conservatory and is a touring musician with 3 records out. On top of this, Ryan gets vulnerable about how his view on listening to music changed while grieving a loved one. I wouldn't miss this one y'all.
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