I had a wonderful conversation with Hammond Chamberlain about my history in music, upcoming projects and my approach to singing. I invite you to listen to the interview now. Links: Felicia Farerre: https://www.feliciafarerre.net/ Here is a link to the blog post we talk about: https://www.feliciafarerre.net/single-post/2017/06/04/Your-Voice-Is-Magic https://www.facebook.com/FeliciaFarerre/ https://www.twitter.com/FeliciaFarerre/ https://soundcloud.com/felicia-farerre http://bit.ly/LandofEsperance http://apple.co/2jKZxzG Hammond Chamberlain / Beyond the Playlist: Sponsored by: http://www.tweakedaudio.com/ Buy Beyond the Playlist shirts here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071WXJLT8 For more
I was sitting on the living room floor, with my body comfortably leaned up against my parent’s, old, stereo console. My ears were attentively focused, memorizing every note and nuance of Eydie Gorme's, “Shall We Dance.” I sang along at the top of my lungs like I’d known the song all of my life, which at that point was very young. At the age of 3, I had given myself permission to sing. I didn’t think that there was anything special about giving myself permission to sing. Not that I took the singing, or my abilities for granted, I simply held the belief that everyone could sing. Those beliefs became convictions over the years through my work as a recording artist and teacher, and in large part
