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Endlich wurde die Frage geklärt, wie wir beide eigentlich Weihnachten verbringen und wir nehmen Euch mit in unsere festlichen Feiertage. Falls es in unserer BWL-Studien-Exkursion nicht deutlich geworden ist und es immer noch welche gibt, die sich die Frage stellen, ob Maurice eigentlich zu Ende studiert hat: JA, hat er. Zudem sind wir auch tief in die Schamhaar-am-Pissoir-Thematik eingestiegen und haben nicht nur aufgeklärt, wo diese Haare eigentlich ihren Ursprung haben, sondern auch, was für Dich zu tun ist, wenn Du Dich dieser Thematik ausgesetzt siehst. Und natürlich gab es auch einen Ausblick in das Jahr 2024, wozu wir Dich – heute mal ausnahmsweise – einladen, Deine Gedanken und Gefühle mit uns zu teilen. Du findest uns beide auf Instagram wie folgt: Maurice - https://www.instagram.com/sekt_selters_/ Steve - https://www.instagram.com/stevejaeck/

Welcome to "Behind the Music," the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of some of the most talented musicians in the industry.

In this episode, we have the pleasure of sitting down with singer-songwriter Tamera King.

Tamera shares her incredible journey, including the honor of opening up for the Celtics not once, but twice. She talks about the thrill and excitement of performing in front of large audiences and how those experiences have shaped her as an artist. Furthermore, Tamera emphasizes the importance of investing in herself and her craft. She discusses how attending NYU has provided her with invaluable opportunities to collaborate with talented individuals and expand her musical horizons.

Having a brother in the music industry who manages Christian artists has also had a profound impact on Tamera's journey. She shares how his guidance and connections have opened doors for her and allowed her to navigate the industry with greater insight.In addition to her own music, Tamera reveals her talent for songwriting for others. She discusses the joys and challenges of crafting songs that resonate with different artists and how this collaborative process has enriched her own artistry.

Lastly, Tamera highlights her participation in the renowned No Label Academy with well-known producer IDK. She provides insights into the invaluable knowledge and skills she gained from this program, shaping her perspective on the music industry and solidifying her commitment to her craft.

Join us as we go behind the music with Tamera King and discover the passion, dedication, and talent that drives her remarkable journey. Tune in to this episode of "Behind the Music" now!

Tamera King's instagram: https://instgram.com/tameraking_ Tamera King's music link: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/tamera-king/1152448303
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