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Jessye DeSilva

Rainbow Rodeo Episode 1: Jessye DeSilva

Howdy and welcome to the very first episode of Rainbow Rodeo! I’m your host, Rachel Cholst.

In this episode, we talk with Jessye deSilva about their debut album Landscapes, growing up non-binary in a Christian household, discovering Elton John, Jessye’s work teaching vocal pedagogy at Berklee College of Music, and so much more!

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