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This week, Jack Dawkins is joined by Morgan Gold. They discuss lessons from being a super fan, the energy around performance, and the creation of Girl's Night Out, a safe space for female and non-binary individuals to test out material.ABOUT MORGAN GOLDMorgan Gold is a singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, and producer from Chicago, IL. Her signature falsetto, storytelling and infectious melodies have paved a lane in which she stands alone. Blending a mixture of dark R&B and cinematic pop, Morgan creates an enticing atmosphere that welcomes you into her world. At 23 years old, she has released four EP's and over 20 singles since 2018. Morgan fearlessly continues to redefine her sound. Her two most recent projects "SPOTLIGHT" (2021) and "HEALING" (2021) have pushed her momentum and reputation into promising new heights.https://open.spotify.com/artist/3dJO4u9Hs1egShyHNeCYSv?si=EVgF-CI9Su-wXEzIq3Fy3A morgangoldmusic.live https://music.apple.com/us/artist/morgan-gold/1358440131 https://on.soundcloud.com/hVSBmcLG4qjEjUpv6ABOUT JACK DAWKINSJack Dawkins is a storyteller, a rapper, and a poet. He also cooks good food and runs really far. His use of the English language has been compared to Michael Phelps’ performance on Saturday Night Live: Wildly entertaining for none of the reasons you would expect. He is, at his core, and in his music, deeply human, and a lover of excessive comma use. Most importantly, he loves you.SpotifyApple MusicIGTikTokTwitterYouTubewww.jackdawkinsraps.com/linktreeMusic: https://open.spotify.com/track/5TMLeqJiL2WMPoAcWKhGZz?si=4e6748ab641b46bcSHOW NOTES4:27: Morgan dives into her backstory of getting involved in comedy but deciding that wasn’t her performance style. They discuss trust and comfort with the audience, as well as performing at restaurants.18:54: Both being a social butterfly and watching icons growing up contributed to her getting into this line of work and creating ethereal R&B. Morgan speaks to the energy around rebranding and shifting energy and focus around music style.32:13: Morgan shares her lessons in being a One Direction fan and conversely lessons she’s learned about how she treats her own fans. Discussion also shifts to the internet and effecting change.47:29: Explaining the origin of Girls Night, Morgan explains the importance of giving female and non-binary individuals a safe space to test out new material at the Subterranean.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stagedivepodcast/support
