In this episode, we're introduced to Bradley Kim, the Seattle-based singer-songwriter who spun a unique promposal into a burgeoning pop career. Bradley, who astonishingly taught himself to play the ukulele as part of an unforgettable prom invitation, shares his journey from these unusual beginnings to becoming a rising pop artist, offering candid insights into his experiences as a queer artist. The episode is laced with thrilling moments, such as when Bradley recounts the exhilarating 48 hours following the call to open for Dermot Kennedy's 2021 Better Days tour. You'll get a deep dive into his deeply personal and impactful songwriting process, inspired by real-life experiences, that has touched fans and brought healing to himself and his audience. We'll also delve into Bradley's dreams of living the 'pop star lifestyle', his inspirations, and the unique challenges and rewards of being a queer artist in the music industry. Get a peek behind the scenes of his EP, 'Starting Over', and enjoy some fun, unexpected insights. Don't miss this opportunity to connect on a deeper level with a rising star in the pop industry. Tune in, subscribe, and share this exciting journey with your music-loving friends - let's celebrate and support the diverse voices that enrich our music scene!
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