Texas singer-songwriter, Ezra Vancil, joins Brigitte Cutshall to talk about music as “another language.”
Ezra shares how he rebuilt his life after a collapse in his 30s, why he walked away from chasing fame, and how writing and touring with his daughter became the best part of his career. It’s a warm, funny conversation about resilience, small moments, and making memories that last.
3 Takeaways:
(1) Small moments beat big stages. The song that changed a couple’s night was played to a nearly empty park.
(2) Nothing has to come out of it. Play music for joy, and write plenty of bad songs to get to a good one.
(3) Make memories on purpose. Try new places and new routines, and create something with the people you love.
Pick up an instrument you’ve neglected, or press play on a song that takes you back, then tell us in the comments what it is. Find Ezra on Spotify, Apple Music.
Check out his website - https://ezravancil.com/
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