ADHD & Breakup Songs with Cawston

Episode 10 of the OurSpace with Matt Vettese podcast, hosted by Matt Vettese, titled "ADHD & Breakup Songs with Cawston" was published on February 9, 2024 and runs 33 minutes.

February 9, 2024 ·33m · OurSpace with Matt Vettese

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Summary

Cawston are a female fronted, Canadian Pop Punk band. Lead vocalist, Jenna, sings songs about her personal life from growing up with ADHD to ending friendships. The band joins Matt Vettese this week to discuss what it's like writing songs with ADHD, breakup songs, and some hints of what's to come for Cawston in 2024. Check out more from Cawston here: https://cawstonmusic.com/

Episode Description

Cawston are a female fronted, Canadian Pop Punk band.

Lead vocalist, Jenna, sings songs about her personal life from growing up with ADHD to ending friendships.

The band joins Matt Vettese this week to discuss what it's like writing songs with ADHD, breakup songs, and some hints of what's to come for Cawston in 2024.

Check out more from Cawston here: https://cawstonmusic.com/

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