Tonight on VOICE of the CITY

Live with CherrySparks, Sympetalous, and River City Slim of the Mighty Soul Drivers! Airing Tuesday's from 8-9PM on WESU 88.1FM, and Wednesday's on CygnusRadio from 7-8PM. Live and local... This ain't no commercial radio!

JCherry & The Strawberries ROCK

Ladies Night Home Concerts

JCherry & Mr.Sparks

JCherry & The Strawberries! 

We had a lovely time playing music at the beautiful home of Sharon Bartlett Mann! Sharon booked us to play via Ladies Night Home Concerts! We enjoyed Sharon's home, her friends, and we are very thankful to Julie Clark Shubert for this unique opportunity. Ladies Night Home Concerts is a unique way to support female artists and have a great time doing it! You too can bring local music into your living room and have a fabulous party everyone will enjoy!

JCherry & Sharon Bartlett Mann

Find out more and visit  Ladies Night Home Concerts 

Julie Clark Shubert

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 Someone You Can Xray

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JCherry, Ira Sakolski, and Someone You Can Xray

Tonight on VOICE of the CITY airing on WESU 88.1FM Middletown from 8-9PM

LIVE with Ira Sakolsky of Riverway Studio. Ira is a producer, engineer, multitalented musician, actor, Grammy Award-winning composer, and so much more; a director, teacher, and the creator of the Essex Steam Train's Freight Night, and the ever popular, North Pole Express.  

Ira Sakolsky of Riverway Studio

Also live in the studio with Dana ‘DeeDawg’ Newman and Bryan Newman of the band, Someone You Can Xray. Playing groovy original tunes that make you want to shimmy, shake, rattle and roll! 

Someone You Can Xray 

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WESU 88.1FM 

streaming on CygnusRadio on Wednesday nights from 7-8PM

Tonight on VOICE of the CITY

airing on WESU 88.1FM Tuesday nights from 8-9PM, and Wednesday's from 7-8PM on CygnusRadio, live with Cameron Sutphin. Live and local this ain't no commercial radio! 

VOICE of the CITY live with Julia Autumn Ford airs tonight on CygnusRadio from 7-8PM

Julia Autumn Ford 

live on VOICE of the CITY

WESU 88.1FM 

 Julia Autumn Ford chose to write a song that saved her life, Don’t Give Up On Me from her EP “Julia Autumn Ford”. On the verge of suicide, and struggling with the weight of depression, she put down the knife and picked up her guitar. It wasn’t a conscious choice to pick up the guitar and write a song. Something in her shifted. “I was crying through the whole process of writing it. Then afterwards I was like, wow! I saw what I did, and realized that it could help me. If I got out of that using music, then I could get through anything,” she explained.

Julia has always loved music. She started writing songs when she was just two years old. “I didn’t really have much of a vocabulary then. So I made up my own words like prepedition. I’ve been writing small parts of songs forever. Don’t Give Up On Me was the first full song I wrote and finished,” she said. Her music is honest, real and from the heart. A fresh young voice with a lyrical soul full of wisdom. To listen to the full interview on VOICE of the CITY with JCherry that aired Tuesday on WESU 88.1FM, tune into CygnusRadio tonight from 7-8PM www.cygnusradio.com

Airing on Tuesdays from 8-9PM on WESU 88.1FM

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Tonight on VOICE of the CITY, airing on WESU 88.1FM Tuesdays from 8-9PM, live with Julia Autumn Ford

Julia Autumn Ford - Don't Give Up On Me [Live @ The Desultory Theatre]



Music has the power to heal, to touch, and to transform…

Photo by lsg original photography 

"I was 16, sitting in my room feeling entirely defeated and overwhelmed. The battle I was fighting with depression was at an extreme and I was sick of constantly letting not only everyone around me down, but also myself. In my mind there was no reason to live if I was contributing nothing but negativity; so I planned on ending my life. At the last second I put down the knife, picked up my guitar and wrote my first full song, "Don't Give Up on Me". I realized that I could say things I had trouble expressing through music, so music became my way of coping and ultimately healing. Your passion is your purpose, and I found my love for music is my passion when it became what I chose to live for."

~ Julia Autumn Ford

To find out more about Julia Autumn Ford, CLICK HERE 

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