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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2026 · 1H 12M

#62 Unfolding Your Authentic Voice with Dee Lewis-Clay

from Josephine McGrail · host Josephine McGrail

Send us Fan Mail"If you make a mistake on stage, just do it twice-then it sounds intentional." From humble East End beginnings to recording global hits and massive cinema soundtracks (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Pirates of the Caribbean), legendary vocalist Dee Lewis-Clay has lived a life completely illuminated by music. In this warm, beautifully uplifting, and deeply honest episode, she joins Josephine to pull back the curtain on the glamour and talk about the raw, everyday wisdom that keeps us human. Step into the vibrational circle as they explore the magic of human connection, divine alignments (hello, Libra rising energy!), and navigating creative dry spells. Dee opens up about her powerful current chapters: honoring her late sister Linda Lewis’s musical legacy through grief, finding deep nourishment in silence, and her exciting heart-centered mission to help everyday people release, play with, and heal their authentic voices. This conversation is pure medicine for the soul-a gentle, grounded reminder that you don’t need a flawless range to create a masterpiece, you just have to bring your whole heart to the stage of life. Go see her at the V&A East London Museum exhibition where she is currently featured in The Music is Black (on until Jan 2027)Connect with Dee on Instagram here: @deelewisclay_official For your opportunity to win a LIVE coaching call with Josephine submit your 5star reviews on Spotify and Apple Music and send screen shots to [email protected] are announced on the 1st of every monthSupport the show

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Send us Fan Mail "If you make a mistake on stage, just do it twice-then it sounds intentional." From humble East End beginnings to recording global hits and massive cinema soundtracks (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Pirates of the Caribbean), legendary vocalist Dee Lewis-Clay has lived a life completely illuminated by music. In this warm, beautifully uplifting, and deeply honest episode, she joins Josephine to pull back the curtain on the glamour and talk about the raw, everyday wisdom...

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