QueerFM featured guests : Joshua Sade James is a Canadian singer/songwriter & Nhylar is a poet, & community builder living in Vancouver episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 16, 2021 · 2H 1M

QueerFM featured guests : Joshua Sade James is a Canadian singer/songwriter & Nhylar is a poet, & community builder living in Vancouver

from CiTR -- Queer FM · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Joshua Sade James Canadian is a singer/songwriter and multi-talented artist. Joshua has dreamed of becoming a recording artist ever since he first watched his dad and highly-decorated independent country artist, Jamie Warren, on stage. JSJ was constantly singing, dancing, and noodling on his father's guitar. A few years later he began composing his own works. Today you can now hear Joshua Sade Jame’s new single “All Fall Down” - a love song gone wrong - available on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes & more! Being an advocate for mental health and a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, JSJ allows his own experiences and stories to be told through his music.Check out his website:https://joshuasadejames.com/******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************Nhylar is a poet, community builder, and event organizer based on the settler land of Musqueam and Squamish Nations, colonially known as ‘Vancouver’. She is originally from India. She is a lover of connection and community, who writes about living away from home, philosophical rants, living away from home, and queer representation. Her work has been published in Queerly Collective, Bloom, Visio, and In Plain Speak among others.Follow on IG @shutupitdoesntmatter

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