Artist Interview: Mary Ancheta

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In this interview, Amanda Shekarchi chats with Mary Ancheta about her passion for exploring different music genres, why she was drawn to jazz for her latest record When The Light Comes To Play, the meaning behind the cover art for this record, and her experience performing at live.

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