Jozzy Talks Family Support, Spirituality in Fame, Independent Path, & Latest R&B Single "Don’t Feel Sorry For Me"!

WNTTLK (We Need To Talk)

What happens when "low vibrational" moments turn into powerful lessons of self-discovery? Join us for a heartwarming conversation with the incredibly talented Jazzy as she opens up about her past, her journey to improved self-esteem, and the unforgettable memories that have shaped her music career. We reminisce about our virtual interview during the pandemic and celebrate her latest single, "Don't Feel Sorry For Me." Jazzy’s track “Belongs to You” is set to become a timeless R&B classic, reminiscent of Usher’s B-side hits.
Witness the revival of album artistry in today’s music industry. We spotlight groundbreaking artists like Doja Cat and Victoria Monet, who are redefining the importance of cohesive albums. Jazzy and I also reflect on the increasing recognition female artists like Rhapsody receive, the emotional weight it carries, and the exciting potential for future collaborations. Personal stories and industry insights reveal the significance of staying true to one's moral compass and spirituality amidst the chaotic tides of fame and change.
Get ready for an unfiltered talk about the realities of fame and the power of authentic fan support. Jazzy reveals how she turns challenges into lessons, emphasizing the critical role of a supportive network. We discuss the advantages of taking an independent path in the music business and the essential role DJs play in promoting new talent. Jazzy’s new single, available at GoTeamSportcom, is a testament to the crucial financial backing independent artists need. Tune in to feel the deep communal and spiritual roots that make Memphis a powerhouse of musical heritage.

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1. Music and Memories (00:00:00)

2. The Resurgence of Album Artistry (00:02:06)

3. Navigating Fame and Relationships (00:08:44)

4. Spiritual Roots (00:12:16)

5. Online Promotion for New Music (00:23:50)