An interview with Ellie Buckland

For her first ever podcast, Katya is joined in th…

An episode of the The Katch-Up podcast, hosted by Katya Herman, titled "An interview with Ellie Buckland" was published on January 5, 2017 and runs 32 minutes.

January 5, 2017 ·32m · The Katch-Up

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For her first ever podcast, Katya is joined in the studio by singer-songwriter Ellie Buckland. We talk about songwriting tips and inspirations, morning routines, and the best breakfasts. Listen to the end to hear two of Ellie's brand new songs, performed live.

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For her first ever podcast, Katya is joined in the studio by singer-songwriter Ellie Buckland. We talk about songwriting tips and inspirations, morning routines, and the best breakfasts. Listen to the end to hear two of Ellie's brand new songs, performed live.

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