In Episode 11, Em sits down with Marshall Hugh of the Marshall Law Band, to learn about his many titles—musician, business owner, social activist, and more—his early music influences, how he started creating music, and how his music has evolved to align with his values. They talk about the Seattle music scene, recognizing talent in the greater area, and his goals as an artist and voice in his community. Marshall shares insights into his submission for a Pulitzer, his style, longtime love for Mac Miller and Wiz Khalifa, and the SS Jellybean (tune into the episode to find out what this is). Em and Marshall get deep into the stories behind his songs from 12th and Pine, an album written during the George Floyd protests, which the Marshall Law Band attended and performed at. You'll even get to listen to a song off the album, 12th and Pine. They discuss changes in his community since Floyds death, learning and unlearning, and what performances and work Marshall is up to now.

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Marshall Law Band Spotify/Instagram/Youtube:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3EPGXjzn62hR0Mx8U5qqIg

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