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Jessica Manalo on #MahaloHaloAndThenSome....Episode 4! · PHLV Radio

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Hey, what's up, guys. Welcome to another ma hollow hollo and then
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some it's your girl Tony Rose with my partner in crime. Hey, it's
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to People's Best Die your favorite mc TO girls, and we're coming at you
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with big love all the way from the seventh to That's right, everybody,
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he laps. How are you good? Good? Good? Oh my gosh,
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I'm so excited. We are on the countdown, honey, Yes we
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are, girl. We have a few more days till what till? Ma
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hallo, hallo everybody. Hello, Yes, October twenty eighth, this Saturday.
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Oh my goodness, I know, so so excited. I just cannot
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wait. We have so many amazing, amazing artists, but vendors and the
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celebration just to celebrate the Philippino American History Month. It's so exciting. I
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just can't wait. Girls. Absolutely, I'm excited because you know, we're
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going to see our friends, our community come together. You know, Downtown
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Container Park is our hub for this wonderful event. They've been such an amazing
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sponsor and just giving us the uh, you know, the room to really
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grow in our community and really supporting one another. And you know, our
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businesses and local artistry, and it's a beautiful time. You know, we
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are we are allowing this to be a free event, so it becomes more
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cohesive when you don't have to feel like you have to pay for something that
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should be free. Free, it's always so fun. Is good for your
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mind. It's good for your mind. So fine, And you know,
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we have a lot of talented artists coming this weekend. We have dancers,
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we have local kids groups, we have a few cultural dances dancers or dance
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groups that are coming to and most of all, we have our artists that
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are local and also from out of state and out of country. So yeah,
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there's just a lot going on. And I feel good. You know,
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you feel fulfilled when you're able to give back and really connect with people
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in the way that we do, because there's nothing that you expect in return
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but good, goodness and joyce. Well, when you started the Mahalahllo three
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years ago, I know that I noticed just hearing the stories and seeing how
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it's been growing and increasing within with each year. I mean, it's so
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exciting and I'm so blessed to be a part of it this year and forever.
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Okay, So I kind of like you know, I love it that
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we can come together Polynesians south of being Pacific Islanders as a whole, to
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come together and collaborate to celebrate and honor each other and honor the history month.
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I let's go, And that's the thing. So I was born in
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the Philippines. You know, I came here when I was about five and
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a half years old, and I still hold many of my cultural roots and
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you know, practices, but obviously it goes it goes away a little bit
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as you know, you grow up and grow into the Western or to the
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American type of upbringing. But you know, I still speak fluent to Gallog
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and I still Manopo and all of that, and I try to instill that
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in the kids. But you know, it really is different when you're able
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to connect with your elders and other community members that are still really practicing the
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culture. And you know, we can learn from one another. Whether it's
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Polynesian or Filipino or Hawaiian, all all of us are are very similar in
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our culture. And I think that's what's beautiful about, you know, combining
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our events. So Mahalo Hollow is not only just for Filipinos, it will
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it is welcoming to everybody that you know wants to be a part of it
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and brings that love and the Cuba buy and feeling, you know what I
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mean. And Lapa, you know, I know that you are going to
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be hosting for the very first time. Yes, so excited, so exciting.
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I mean, it's just it's a blessing to come together and to know
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more about because I grew up with Filipinos. But you know, when you're
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a child and you grew up with so many different cultures. Because I'm coming
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from although I'm a Samoan and Tahjion and Fijian, I come from California.
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I'm born and raised in San Diego, so I have you know, so
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cal shout out. But you know, you grow up with different cultures and
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you think everybody is just the same, and I love that. That's what
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maha Oo Hollow is really kind of merging together, a celebration of course of
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culture, but of course of collaboration. So yeah, from twelve pm to
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eight pm, happening Saturday, downtown Container Park, I mean, come through,
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Yes, And you know, PHLV has given us the platform to really
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promote this not only here local in Las Vegas. But internationally you know,
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Facebook Live and all the podcasts and street you know, streaming avenues. It's
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it's been great and people are really receiving us well. So thank you guys
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for that. Everybody, I love you. But without further ado, I
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wanted to you know, incorporate our talents and our businesses. As you know,
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we promote Mahalow Hollow and we want to bring them in studio, live
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and in real life. So today we have a very special treat. I
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want to introduce you guys to an amazing artist. Not only is she a
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singer, a songwriter, a performer, she's also here live and you know,
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in real life to share with us her artistry and you know her journey
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throughout this this you know chapter of her music because I know she just wrote
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and released a new song. And her name is Jessica. Men. Thanks
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for having me. Yes, welcome. So let's talk about how you got
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started. Jessica. I know you joined us for the first Mahallow but you
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know I met you there and you're just an incredible artist. Thank you.
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Your voice is like butta baby, yeah it is, so tell us about
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you, where you're from and how you got started in music. So I
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started off with the music because it's very ingrained in my you know, Filipino
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heritage. My mom was a singer in the church back in the Philippines.
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A lot of my uncle's grandma, Grandpa, they play guitar saying karaoke all
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the time. And then I just got really obsessed with just music. The
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Beatles I heard all the time, Begi's, My mom played Mama Mia all
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the time. Yeah, here we go. Okay, So I did that
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and then I didn't really play anything up until I was about ten years old.
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I played the trumpet first. The trumpet was my first instrument, not
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the guitar. Band. Yeah, okay, so you did the whole band
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thing. Okay. No, There's like a assembly in my fifth grade class
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and the jazz instructor showed three instruments clarinet, a flute, and a trumpet,
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and the trumpet had three that looks the yeah exactly. I was like,
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that's three easiest. Yeah. So I just started playing trumpet and then
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I started incorporating guitar later on. Nice, not like obsessed and yeah,
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do you start the trumpet? Now? I don't play it often, and
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a lot of I got this pierced and it kind of stopped me. I
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know, I didn't know I couldn't play it. When I tried one time,
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I was like, oh crap, yeah it's gonna Yeah, it kind
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of hurts. I might take it out for that reason. So pretty cool,
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but no, I love it. So tell me about your Filipino ness.
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Right, So we here we are in p Shelby. I know we
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talked a little bit about our culture, your your upbringing with music, but
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you haven't been back to the Philipino. I was born in Corona, Riverside.
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Okay, California, right, California, San Diego. Let's let's go
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because like five hours, that's okay, we're still in Cali. So I
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grew up with a twin Actually I'm a twin. I don't know if I
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if you guys know that. What Yeah, a twin brother, obviously,
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so obvious. I grew up on Riverside, moved to Vegas back and forth
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for five or six years, and then finally stayed eleven years old. So
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okay, So it's your family here in Vegas right now? My main family.
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My mom's here, my sister's here, brothers in Reno, my my
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big family. Big Filipino family and they're all in California, but we see
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them all the time. Let's see that. So did you when you moved
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here? What made you stay? Was it family or was it more like,
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Okay, I like the scene here, I can really thrive in music
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or what I think? It was a bit of both. I think the
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longer I stayed, I made more friends and kind of built my own nest
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of people, and I didn't want to leave, right right. I met
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one of my best friends here, might know him Cameron Calloway. I met
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him ten eleven years ago. Yeah, so yeah, we just did the
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open mics and then I just stuck, Like we went to that open mic
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every Monday for two years street right, And I wasn't I wasn't even twenty
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one yet. Yeah, okay, I wasn't even twenty one. So I
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literally like snuck in the door every night just to play one song. I
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love that for two years? Wow? Straight? And what the human experience
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that was at the beat on Fremont Street. Nice. So that was my
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thing, and then that's kind of how I started in Vegas in general.
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Then people would you know, just start coming up and be like, hey,
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I have a wedding or have a restaurant on a coffee shop, and
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then it just started growing from there. And that's kind of how it started.
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Yeah, when I was nineteen. Oh my gosh, I'm thirty.
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Now she looks like a babe. But don't what's she doing? Girl?
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Right around around from is no reason? No? I love that story.
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Well, I didn't know that, you know, you started that long ago.
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But as far as like your journey to now, I know, did
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you graduate high school here? Where? Did you attend? Service to high
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school? Oh? Service? Go ahead? So yeah, yeah, last
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week this Spring Valley and Services, it was like an always battle of a
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rivalry. My son does the Spring Valley High School? Yeah, that's okay.
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The the other one, the other realist. They're kind of like the
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other one. Literally, that's okay. I love that. And so you
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and Cam and I know that you're you know, associated with a lot of
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the you know, musicians and artists out here too, and I've met a
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few, and you know, you guys are just incredibly you know, autonomous
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in your music. But then when it comes down to really collaborating, I
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think you guys have this community of talented people and they're just open to you
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know, sharing the craft. There's no like real competition, you know what
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I mean, because everyone has their own I think talent ruins I think competition
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ruins the fun of art mutric in general. That's true. I feel like
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everybody has their fair share of like that time where you learn that though,
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right, I for sure did years ago, and then it's just it's just
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having fun. Yeah, you know, that's amazing. I love it.
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I noticed that about the artists and the musicians now here, especially in Vegas.
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There is like in La I mean, if you go there, it's
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like a cut through, get out there. But here in Vegas it's more
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collaboration over competition. They are so willing to see each other win because there's
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such a unique sound within each every artist. I love it that they can
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collaborate and make It's like you're forming something such a new wave and what better
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place this to happen right here in the seven oh two and you are.
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I mean you created it this organically. I mean you just started from dedication,
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commitment, and it just opened up, it flourished into so much more.
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It was an honestly, it was an accident, like it wasn't like
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planned a beautiful accident. It was to be like this, Yeah, I
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want to sing every day every Monday, we're going to speak. It just
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happened. I love it. A beautiful accident that sounds like a song.
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Okay, here we go, a new single dropping next week. It's you.
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My face is like, Jessica, well I am really I'm honored that
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you were able to come and you know me with us today. So what's
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the hardest thing being you know, an independent artist When it comes down to
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it, like that one hits a little Yeah, for me, the hardest
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part is being able to stay consistent without you know, having the opinions of
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other people kind of like it's hard, like I know it doesn't matter,
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but it at the same time, it still affects you, right, you
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know what I mean. So it's like it's really hard to like continue to
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like have that motivation when you know it's not always like you're not always someone's
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cup of tea, right ah, it's and that's something like and that's okay,
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right, You're going to find the right people the longer you go,
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But it's just hard, you know, to keep that fire on all the
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time. Yeah, especially when you meet people that are not like vibing,
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You're not the same, Like it's not even necessarily that. It's just you
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know, and I've I've been thirty. I mean I've just turned thirty.
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So it's just like I've been singing since I was thirteen, recording myself on
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camera for for a long time. And then I don't know if I told
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you guys, but I was on the Voice a couple of years ago.
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I well not my segment didn't screen, but I was there for three four
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months, and then they just set you home and I quit three jobs.
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I quit three jobs just to make it on that show. So it's like
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you're giving up so much of like your soul who you are, but also
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giving your soul at the same time. So it's like a very hard balance
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of keeping your sanity at the same time. But I still I love it,
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don't get me wrong. It's just like that is you know, that's
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the hardest part for me. Yeah, I think with every artist you you
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kind of have to give up a little bit of that, you know,
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that vulnerability, right because you're like, this is me, Like everything I
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write, everything I've created is coming from my inners. And for you to
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not like it. The rejection makes you a little bit sour, but that
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builds character. I think that's what makes the greatest artist, is the vulnerability
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that you're able because not everybody can, you know, put it on paper
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and actually express it and put it out right. It's not even the fact
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of like people liking, it's just listening. Like it's hard to get someone
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to just listen right. It's it's it could be for like any art form
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or like someone content creating every day keeping that So that's that's that's amazing.
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It's teaching you, I mean your journey. I mean, just to hear
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you say I sacrificed but I'm giving and you're hoping. And then just to
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be sent I mean, and then but the love, it's just like the
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love for the music, it just endures. You just keep on pressing on.
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I mean, I love it that you've I love it that you can
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share that because that's strength. I mean, the strength that you have from
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that season. I mean. But to be actually staying, I mean,
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to be called to be on the girl. Yeah, that is amazing.
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I mean part of just part of your story and part of your music too.
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I'm sure when you write so that's that's awesome. So what are your
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inspiration in writing? I know, you know a lot of artists write about
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love and your experiences and stuff like that. What how do you draw or
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how do you you know, pick apart what you're going to write next.
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So it's definitely changed over time, I think. I think my first couple
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of albums definitely about love for sure, no heartbreaking all that stuff. But
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lately I've been writing about things that are happening right now in my life that
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have nothing to do with love, but more with like friendships. I'm very
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I'm a very spiritual person and you know, kind of feeling me out all
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the time, like my chakras, and you know it's not everyone's in it,
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but like that's today. I write about a lot of real things.
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I don't really write fiction. I write a lot about my life in my
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songs. No, I love that. Yeah. And how how long does
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it take for you to complete a song? Usually, honestly, it takes
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It could take five minutes, it could take thirty minutes, it could take
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thirty seconds. It kind of just however motivated it, yeah, or if
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it just comes to me, it just you know the story times, Yeah,
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some incredible vocals. I mean, if you guys haven't checked out Jessica
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Manalo, how can we find you on Instagram or whatever social platform you have?
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Yeah, so all the it's the same handle for everything. It's Jessica
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with three s's manalo m A n A l o. Manalo means to win,
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So Jessica is winning. You have a powerful name, right, Yeah,
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I mean no matter what, sometimes that my last name means that that's
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the creator. Remind you, No, that's what a journey. And I
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mean the more the best is yet to come. I mean knowing that,
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I mean, how how far you've come to where you are now? But
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then guess what, You've just hit the surface. And now I know we're
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gonna hear a lot more great things. And guess what you're gonna hear just
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coming allomhallow Hollow this Saturday. I'm so excited to tell the people of what's
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going on. Because your new single it's called it's called give Up. Give
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Up can be whatever you want, but I love it because it's it's when
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you're saying, I'm writing more about what's happening in my life the reality,
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because your reality, that reality is it can bear witness to so many other
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people. So it's really good and sometimes you need to give that. So
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you need to check that song out because the lyrics on there. I was
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listening, I was like, ooh, it hits right. It does.
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Is that mean? I may not say the word, but you think you
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know that's what we're doing. So let's talk about your family upbringing. Like
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what's your favorite part about being Filipino? You know, let us food,
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not even a girl I find. Yeah, honestly, the food, the
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family gatherings. It's like very important to be family oriented in the Filipino culture.
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You know, it's always brings closeness together as happiness. Yeah, yeah,
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I just that's my favorite part. Because I know a lot of people's
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family stray the Filipino culture. We don't usually, you know, we fix
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it if it does happen. So we try real hard, and you know,
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there are times where it's a little bit of a challenge because there's so
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many of us. There's a lot I mean my family will, I mean
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my wedding alone, I'll just throw out to the number I had four hundred
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invited, three hundred and seventy two decided to show up and that's actually really
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that's good, that's really show up. I mean Polines I had small.
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To me, it was considered a small wedding. We only had like two
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hundred and fifty and that was small. Yeah, my brother had like five
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hundred. So it's like there you go. You know, the numbers show
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and I was like, oh, they actually want to come. Okay,
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well, yes, the family is strong, it is, but yeah,
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no, I'm absolutely with you on the family. The gathering. You know,
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it's it's a fun time, karaokes, always, always dance, dancing,
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mine dancing in the living room, right, you know. And then
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if you're not dancing, they're going to ask you to eat again because they
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know that you'll see. I know, I swear I am Philippino, I
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think because that's the same with Michael Polynesian salmon culture. It's just absolutely food.
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Yeah, there's there's some alcohol involved in there sometimes, yes, just
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a little bit, some some zooms. There's a lot of make the world,
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you know, and songs and then the uncles you know. But yes,
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the gathering, and I love that about the Filipino culture. It's like
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the family. It's important. Sometimes it can be overwhelming, but the thing
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is though. There is nothing like that culture. The laughs laughs in the
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kitchen, they're all together. Yeah, and you can't and hear yourself think
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you're just like am I in the room. I can't talk over right?
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And then and then all of a sudden, now I am the auntie.
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Oh yeah, I'm telling the kids to go over there and play with the
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kids, like, okay, let us talk, let us be adults.
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And I love that because I remember growing up I would see my aunties.
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I was like, oh my god, they're like so loud and so like,
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you know, rambunctious. Here. I am like, oh, it's
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me, it's me. We made it. So that's what that was.
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There goes generation after generation after generations. Blessing jes Well, thirty is a
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great age girl. You are doing your thing. That's why you're right there.
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Okay, so tell us how or where we can find you as far
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as your performances. Are you back full time like in rotation at certain places?
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Tell us, so I play the downtown someone in Farmer's Market at least
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once a month. I play the name. It's it's kind of changing,
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but I put my schedule up on my website all the time. Okay,
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awesome in the Green Valley Ranch farmers Market, I play them very often.
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And then the Sundry at the Uncommons. That one just opened up so cool.
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It's one of my main spots too. And yeah, I'm just always
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here and there. So on my website just Jessica Manalo dot com, I
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always have my dates up there. And do you still perform like private events,
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Like yeah, I just did a wedding a couple of days ago and
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that was really fun. It's really cool. I love weddings. I know
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I love weddings too. I love love, love love. And then but
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you are you also working? Like is this or is music your full time
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gig? Like how I want music to be full time? And it was
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at a certain time and then I got older and Bill's start piling up those
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bills. But I am a bartender, barista and that's like another one of
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my passions on the side as a coffee I love coffee, but we know
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who's to ask to mix our coffee, roasting, coffee, making coffee everything.
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I know who's bringing this coffee on Saturday morning, Like just go on
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the way here, girl, can you stop by? Can you make it?
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It's for your vocals warm up, you know, it's like what's good
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for the vocals, like, you know, we will join with you.
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Helps. So what's what is your genre of music? Like, explain to
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us your sound. Honestly, R and B soul. Sometimes in the folk
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it's weird. So it's like a mix of like I love that and folk.
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That's cool. I don't know, I don't even know if that's a
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that's what I think. That's what it is, girl, that's what you
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think. That's what it is. How about your band? I know that
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you play with the band. Shout out to the band. Do you guys
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have an official name? No, not yet, because you guys rock.
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I mean, they're just super random. Sometimes Barney will come up or Keith,
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Okay, I haven't played with him in a long time. It's been
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it's been a while. All right, Are we expecting the band on Saturday?
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I mean, if they're there, sometimes we'll just like, hey,
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complain. Yeah, but like we don't have to practice. It's just fun,
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you know what I mean. Like, so it's not like just jam.
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Yeah, it's mainly a jam session. I love it. What's who
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are your favorite artists or influences have a lot. So I think when I
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was younger, what started my music was Paramour, Like when I was like
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in the emo stage, got the side bangs right, Paramour, and then
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I got more in a soul so like Amy white House, Sam Smith,
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Adele, and then Sultana is like one of my Like I don't know if
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you guys know where she's from, US Astralia. She's like one man band,
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oh man band. Yeah, she's amazing. She plays like fifty instruments
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and like we'll put on a show just by herself. I can really play
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good for you. Congratulations fifty. I was like, I didn't even like,
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I know that more than fifty instruments, but I'm like, my she
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was like, one minute she will triangle up. I'll be back and go
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get the piccolo, right, that's amazing. I think the last one is
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Eric is my favorite. I love her too. I've actually seen her a
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few times. Did she show time? I mean, Lauren, Lauren,
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Lauren? What's going on? Girl? You know? Stop right? Y'all
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can come to PHLV. Welcome to you more than welcome. Well, I
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love it. So we are really looking forward for or your performance at Mahalow
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Hollow. This Saturday, October twenty eighth, Guys, don't sleep, wake
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up, come and watch Miss Jessica Manalo because she's gonna bring you the vibes.
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She's gonna do her acoustic set and obviously there's a few throwbacks, but
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most importantly, she's going to be performing her newest single and some originals.
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So come check her out, along with all the other artists that will be
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joining us, and our vendors and our businesses, support our community because that's
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what's important, right, So, yeah, is there anything you want to
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like, maybe drop some grums on us for the newer artists or the younger
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artists that are pursuing music or you know, pursuing their artistry. Definitely,
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I think I would literally be talking to my baby self, you know.
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And I wish I had heard this a long time ago. But yeah,
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to anybody that all, anybody that has a dream, kids, adult,
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it doesn't matter how old you are, sorry, just keep going. If
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it makes you feel good. I think that's the most important. If it
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makes you feel good, don't stop, because that is so important to raise
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your own vibration. Come on, you know, so don't stop stop listening
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to people, Just do you keep your head down and keep working. That's
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right, Stop till you get enough. Right. No, that's beautiful.
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Raise your vibration. My vibration has risen to right to the roof. Raise
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the roof, girl, because this room is full of good vibes right now.
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I'm really really happy that Jessica could join us. Thank you. You
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know, we're all busy in our life and we just want to make time
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for this kind of connection where even though in passing it's just like, hey,
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what's going on, how are you sure? We want to dig a
27:42
little deeper into what's really going on our community and how we can support one
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another. Mc lepelpse is you know, obviously pursuing the m seeing dream and
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we are always we feel very good, said I was, like, my
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vibration just went between her dreams, her passions, Jessica's and mine, you
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know. Curating these shows and these events, it's just a beautiful, you
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know, merge of people and sisters in sisterhood. So thank you Jessica for
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being here. Thank you, appreciate you. Always behind the music, I
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mean, just to get to know the artists and just to feel them and
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to hear them, to hear their stories it's just a beautiful thing, mahoo
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Hollow. And then some, I mean you're getting Hello, but then you're
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getting then some. You just got then some from just Okay. Then so
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tonight, you guys are winners because just coming out just gave you a winning
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a winning nugget. Okay, so take it and run, Come on and
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run to mahow Hello this Saturday from twelve to eight. Thanks for thanks for
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joining us, guys. We are so blessed to have you guys as an
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audience. Facebook and all the uh you know, Spotify and all the platforms
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that are available here you know, once again Mahalow Hollow this Saturday, Downtown
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Container Park. We are really just happy to provide you guys with lots of
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you know, good times and just good memories for the family. It's a
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free event, right, let's I love it. That's a free event.
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So bring the family. I mean, bring your lawn chairs too, I
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mean bring the music in. Come on down. There's gonna be food,
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vendors, there's gonna be vendors, arts and crafts. I mean the Downtown
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Container Park. I love the whole facility, right, and we are entering
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now this cooling season, so Vegas is just the right time. The weather
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is beautiful, beautiful and cool. I mean you're gonna really enjoy yourselves this
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Saturday. And just and just another addition, So a Hearn Hotel has been
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a wonderful sponsor for Mahalo Hollow. Yes, they are providing us with a
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beautiful venue for our first ever after party, Joel's Chop House at a Hearn
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Hotel Saturday, right after Mahalo Hollow. We are bringing in some VIPs invite
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only and we are gonna have a great time, you know. So if
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you guys are at Mahalo Hollow, we will be giving out the VIP bracelets.
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It's a free event. We just want you guys to come out to
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Airharn Hotel and support that local boutique hotel. So thank you and will be
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serving. Yes you do want to come, you know us. We love
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to eat. We love to eat, we love to meet and we love
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to eat. I love it all right, guys. Well, to close
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this out, we have a wonderful gift from it's Jessica Minalo. She'll be
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playing for you guys, and again thanks for tuning in. I'm your host
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Tony Rose along with my girl yes, mcs, we love you from this
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is mahalo Hello. And then some peace guys so long been starting to tune
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I wanna be in? Start manifesting. H couldn't keep riding that way,
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losing all my days working half for money and the wizard all the way.
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be and start manifesting. Couldn't keep riding that way, losing all my day.
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