Ep. 57 — Full Circle with Ayilla

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Do you believe the saying “Right place, right time”? Our last guest of the season is someone that we got to meet by chance, during our Galentine’s event in February. We were blessed to find out that Ayilla is a local singer, producer, writer, creative — all in one! Join us as dive into balancing life as an artist along with the struggles that Ayilla faces along the way. Check out her music for 🧚🏼 fairy vibes and beautiful soundscapes for your ears Follow us @116thhotline on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcast, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok!

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