Ep. 409 - Jill Andrews

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Episode 409 of Concert Pipeline featuring Jill Andrews, in which we discuss her early fandom of Janet Jackson, the creative process behind her first band, The Everybodyfields, writing her first book “Thirties: The Album in Portrait and Prose,” the balance of male and female vocals in a band, writing a song about her son for her first solo album “The Mirror,” new music coming from Hush Kids, and her new album “Modern Age,” our August 18. Jill also performed her new single “Wrong Place, Wrong Time” for the podcast!

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