Flint Spotlight: Marissa Dai

A few weeks ago, we dug through some of the users on Flint to find a brave soul willing to open up about the current state of their musical journey. Marissa Dai proved to be up for the challenge and, for this alone, we are very grateful. Below is the chat we conveniently held on the Flint Music app. We hope this brings light, hope, joy, discussion and all that good stuff.

Enjoy!

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We want to thank Marissa for her epic generosity and courage to talk about her story. We love the music and will be keeping a close eye on your adventure!

Marissa goes under the moniker Catsica, and if you dig her as much as we do, you can :

Connect with Marissa here👉Flint 

Listen to more Catsica tracks here 👉Soundcloud

Thanks for reading and see you next week!

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-Tv.
👉Tv.'s Flint profile👈

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