Jessica Lá Rel's guest appearances

Jessica Lá Rel

Women of Substance Music Podcast

Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1

Alice Lee

Kaya Jones

Steven McDonald

Amy Allen

Jasmine Crowe

Laura Walker

James Butler

Laura Berman

Rosanne Cash

Andy Hill

John Kelly

Tina Smith

Jane Fallon

Shirley Jackson

Jane Jensen

OwlTail

In episode three, I talk with musical artist and social activist Jessica Lá Rel about looking at your music career like an MBA, provoking social change, quarantine creativity, and the question all artists dread: "If you can imagine doing anything other than being an artist, shouldn't you do it?"Lá Rel is an award-winning songwriter, storyteller and activist whose music spans R&amp;B and Soul. Her 2016 debut EP, Four Freedoms, ranked #12 on the UK Soul Charts, and landed her opportunities to perform for Oprah Winfrey, Sterling K. Brown, US. Rep John Lewis, Civil Rights Freedom Rider Rip Patton, and Rev. Jesse Jackson. Lá Rel’s music videos have gained national attention around the issues of police brutality, Black women’s liberation, and representation in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). Huffington Post gushes, "[Lá Rel] uses her song and video to provide an anthem for the contemporary movement for Black rights. She is a rising superstar with incredible potential, an artist who inspires, and someone that we should all be looking out for.” Learn more at http://www.jessicalarel.com/.Photo credit: Kola Shobo. Used by permission.

In episode three, I talk with musical artist and social activist Jessica Lá Rel about looking at your music career like an MBA, provoking social change, quarantine creativity, and the question all artists dread: "If you can imagine doing anything other than being an artist, shouldn't you do it?" Lá Rel is an award-winning songwriter, storyteller and activist whose music spans R&amp;B and Soul. Her 2016 debut EP, Four Freedoms, ranked #12 on the UK Soul Charts, and landed her opportunities to perform for Oprah Winfrey, Sterling K. Brown, US. Rep John Lewis, Civil Rights Freedom Rider Rip Patton, and Rev. Jesse Jackson. Lá Rel’s music videos have gained national attention around the issues of police brutality, Black women’s liberation, and representation in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). Huffington Post gushes, "[Lá Rel] uses her song and video to provide an anthem for the contemporary movement for Black rights. She is a rising superstar with incredible potential, an artist who inspires, and someone that we should all be looking out for.” Learn more at <a href="http://www.jessicalarel.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.jessicalarel.com/</a>. Photo credit: Kola Shobo. Used by permission.

Jessica Lá Rel: Artist and Activist