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Day: February 17, 2017

Album Releases, Interviews, My Songlines Posted on17 February 201727 February 2020

Fem Belling: ‘Jazz is inside of me’

“As artists we need to use our gifts to make people think, to make people feel, to make people aware, to make people accountable, to invoke change. I wish to leave my imprint on this world and I wish it to have made a difference.”

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