Welcome to the sixth and last official episode of Season 1 of the exciting new podcast, 🎵Things I Never Thought I'd Say🎵 with your host - singer, songwriter, performer and producer Sam Crane.

It's all about women in music and their mindset.

On today's episode, Sam is interviewing Michelle Escoffery, an Award-winning Songwriter and President of the Members Council of PRS. Michelle has been heavily involved in every element of songwriting, singing, directing, producing, and vocal coaching and continues to do so. Michelle is also an Ivor Novello Award winner for her song ‘Just A Little’.

Sarah answers these three questions ...

• Who she is?
• What things she never thought she'd say that she is now saying?
• What challenges she is facing now and how she can apply that winning mindset to overcome them?

Listen to this episode to find out more about Michelle and why she does what she does.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

[0:05] Michelle Escoffery Introduction
[13:23] Empowering Women in Music Mindset
[17:04] Path to President
[23:23] Navigating the Music Business Challenges
[32:14] Legacy and Self-Care for Next Generation
[42:34] Musical Journey and Inspiration
[49:22] Podcast Season Finale Special Announcement

Check out Michelle’s socials:

https://www.facebook.com/people/Michelle-Escoffery/100063149832794/
https://www.instagram.com/michelleescoffery/
https://x.com/missescoffery
https://www.youtube.com/@mescoffery1

Check out songs written by Michelle:
Think About Me (with Artful Dodger)
Just A Little (by Liberty X)
Complicated Disaster (by Tina Turner)

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