Spotlight Series No 2, Featuring Stand Out Artists & Future dHarmic Stars!

Welcome to episode #293 of dHarmic Evolution

Today’s show is very special. I will be featuring four of the best interviews I have done on the dHarmic Evolution. The links to the full interviews will be shown below.

Let’s indulge in the stories and music of these singer-songwriters, vocalists, and musicians who are certainly extra special in what they do.

So, who do we have today? We have:

Luna Keller
Marc Jordan
Alyssa Marie Coon
Savannah Morris

Interview with Luna Keller

Our first ever Spanish artist. Luna Keller is all the way from the Canary Islands. I was very honored to have her on the show six months ago. With so much experience, talent, and passion at such a tender age, Luna Keller’s unique blend of songwriting, teamwork production, and instrument playing will dazzle any music fan out of their seats!

Luna’s song featured on the show today is “Alice is in love with a Mad Hatter”

You can listen to Luna’s full interview here:

https://dharmicevolution.com/old-blog/de259-luna-keller-singing-and-songwriting-on-the-canary-islands-simply-paradise/

Interview with Marc Jordan

Next is a true music legend, brilliant songwriter, music inspiration, and a talented artist from Canada, Marc Jordan. Additionally, he is the writer of Rod Stewart’s famous song “Rhythm of my Heart” and has written many other hits for major artists.

Jordan has already been the recipient of several music awards including the ASCAP, JUNO, and the Smooth awards. Despite having already accomplished so much in the industry, the drive and passion that Jordan has for music and songwriting, according to him, is deeper and more profound than it’s ever been. 

Marc’s song featured on this episode is a romantic smooth jazz rendition of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now”

You can listen to Marc’s full interview here:

https://dharmicevolution.com/old-blog/de258-marc-jordan-celebrates-both-sides-of-music-smooth-jazz-cant-get-any-smoother/

Interview with Alyssa Marie Coon

Now let’s go down to Florida as we listen to Alyssa Marie Coon’s music. I think she was 15 or 16 when she guested on the show. Her vocals are simply incredible, listening to her, you could easily forget that she’s just a teenager. Not only does this young woman have undoubtedly a great and special voice, but she is also a gifted songwriter who plays piano, guitar, and ukulele.

Listen to Alyssa’s featured song on this episode “Country Girl”

You can listen to Alyssa’s full interview here:

https://dharmicevolution.com/old-blog/de257-alyssa-marie-coon-age-is-oblivious-to-talent-and-determination/

Savannah Morris

Last but not least is Savannah Morris from Nashville, Tennessee. As one of the 8 Nashville Natives, Savannah feels blessed both career-wise and socially by networking and linking with a lot of the Native locals in the music and entertainment industry, all of whom have supported and helped her evolve and get better with her music. 

Moreover, I want to ask everyone to pray for Savannah. She has recently recovered from COVID-19. On the other hand, she has recently been diagnosed with Leukemia and is now being treated.

Savannah comes from royalty. Her whole family is rooted in music. If my memory serves me right, her father still plays for Loretta Lynn and her mom has done vocals for Elvis Presley, and many other huge stars.

Listen to Savannah’s featured song on the show “Kudzu” (a wildflower that grows in Tennessee)

You can listen to Savannah’s full interview here:

https://dharmicevolution.com/old-blog/de253-savannah-morris-one-of-the-8-nashville-natives-a-beautiful-energetic-sound/

Timestamps

00:25 Spotlight Series Number Two

2:56 Luna Keller

4:08 Listen to “Alice is in Love with a Mad Hatter” by Luna Keller

7:37 Marc Jordan

9:11 Listen to the rendition of “Both Sides Now” by Marc Jordan

16:26 Alyssa Marie Coon

17:32 Listen to “Country Girl” by Alyssa Marie Coon

21:14 Savannah Morris