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Jan 18, 2021 54 min

Feel Your Heart Come Alive

from Feeling Versonic Hosted by Stephen Connor

Delighted to welcome Singer-Songwriter Paul Alexander-Low as my guest on Episode 023 of the Feeling Versonic Podcast 'Feel Your Heart Come Alive'. Paul started playing the guitar at the age of 16 and immediately felt the urge to write his own music which he did throughout his adult education, and subsequent work journey progressing up the corporate ladder, and raising a family. Alongside his music, Paul's other passion is martial arts at which he has been an avid competitor, and achieved success in winning 2 National Championships. So, at the age of 48 years young - is it too late to embark on a solo music career and fulfil his early dreams and ambitions? Paul feels like this is his time, and following the release of debut single 'Feel Your Heart Come Alive'... a song Paul describes as being "About someone who is full of passion, love, hopes and dreams but holds themselves back through a fear of rejection or judgement", in August 2020 I think he has had a solid and promising start. Paul's vocal style has been compared to Don Henley and Bryan Adams so expectation, and the bar has already been set pretty high! This episode also includes an exclusive play of 'Carry On' a moving, meaningful tribute to Joss Spurway, who was tragically killed in a light airplane crash in Australia in 2017. https://www.paulalexanderlow.com https://www.podchaser.com/FeelingVersonic

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