McKenzie Eddy 3.20.2016

from Call to Adventure · host with hosts Alex Opoulos & John Duckworth

A fun conversation with musician McKenzie Eddy, Hilton Head native, USC graduate, who moved to NYC to work with hip-hop legend Damon Dash and later became the president of his label Bluroc Records. We discuss musical collaboration, the fear and excitement of moving to NYC and the fear and hesitation in leaving NYC for Charleston SC, her startup venture King Dusko, and her current musical project The Very Hypnotic Soul Band.

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