10. Female Friendships, Motherhood, and Rewriting the Music Industry with Tamar Kaprelian

In this episode, Brittany sits down with songwriter, artist, and music entrepreneur Tamar to explore how creativity can heal fractured friendships, how motherhood reshapes identity, and what it means to build a female-led, creator-first music company. Tamar shares her journey from full-time artist to founder, the therapeutic power of writing a song for her son, and a candid, vulnerable look at the complexity of female friendships, boundaries, and communication.5 Key Takeaways(0:04:13) – Tamar explains why he built a creator-led music company to solve industry problems from an artist’s perspective.(0:07:30) – He shares how founding a business temporarily pulled him from her own artistry but ultimately created a better system for her creative life.(0:09:45) – Tamar describes writing and releasing a song for her son as a healing way to process the realities of first-time motherhood.(0:12:34) – Collaborating on that song with two close friends becomes the unexpected bridge that repairs a fragmented female friendship circle.(0:18:49) – Brittany and Tamar unpack how poor communication and unspoken conflicts often end friendships, and why clear, adult conversations are crucial.“I definitely didn't expect for that to be the thing that brought us as a friend group again, because we were definitely a bit fragmented, and this was the process that brought it all back together.” – TamarConnect with Tamar:Instagram: @tamarkaprelianConnect with B:Instagram: @brittanybijan