Jessica Wolowich Airwave YGK Live Studio Performance
On April 13th at 12 PM, CFRC 101.9 FM welcomed local artist Jessica Wolowich to its airwaves as part of its Airwave YGK Musicians-in-Residence program!
This Kingston-based indie/alt folk singer-songwriter recently released two new singles entitled Ashtray Whispers and This Is It and is familiar to local audiences through her work with with the band Business Venture, solo performances at Musiikii and Artfest, in addition to airplay for her singles on our Release Radars aired in partnership with Kingston Music Office.
Enjoy Jessica's live to air performance here in this video and don't forget to check out our other video featuring her interview with CFRC Project Assistant Joseph Guido to learn more about this wonderful artist and what's in store for them this spring and summer.
Airwave YGK Musician Residencies at CFRC are made possible through the generous support of the City of Kingston and Kingston Arts Council.
This Kingston-based indie/alt folk singer-songwriter recently released two new singles entitled Ashtray Whispers and This Is It and is familiar to local audiences through her work with with the band Business Venture, solo performances at Musiikii and Artfest, in addition to airplay for her singles on our Release Radars aired in partnership with Kingston Music Office.
Enjoy Jessica's live to air performance here in this video and don't forget to check out our other video featuring her interview with CFRC Project Assistant Joseph Guido to learn more about this wonderful artist and what's in store for them this spring and summer.
Airwave YGK Musician Residencies at CFRC are made possible through the generous support of the City of Kingston and Kingston Arts Council.
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