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Widening The Lens: SwiftArtists

Widening The Lens: SwiftArtists

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We're excited to welcome Isabelle and Natalie of SwiftArtists to the pod! Join us to hear us discuss how SwiftArtists came about, the community they've created, and (of course) a bunch about Taylor Swift.

SwiftArtists was founded in May 2022 by Isabelle Grogan for the purpose of connecting and promoting the music of independent artists in the Swiftie community. Natalie joined SwiftArtists shortly after due to the pair’s mutual love for Taylor and the Nashville music scene Their first live show was held in August 2022, and they’ve held 36 since then, building a strong community of SwiftArtists both locally and internationally.

Isabelle, known also under her artist name Eezabelle, is a pop singer/songwriter, as well as a stand up comedian. Originally from Albany, New York, she earned a Bachelors in Music Business from the University of Memphis and relocated to Nashville shortly thereafter in 2021 to pursue music.

Natalie, originally from Maryland but has lived in Nashville for most of her life, earned a Bachelors of Science in Video and Film Production from Middle Tennessee State University. She discovered her passion for media production when she was in middle school and created lyric videos for Taylor Swift’s music. She now does some freelance work on the side.

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SwiftArtists

Eezabelle

Natalie

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