The Healing Power of Music with Hip Hop/Folk Duo HABIT FORMING

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Welcome back to the HerbRally Podcast. I've got two guests in today's episode, Maggie Clifford and Rayvon Rollins AKA Purple Kloud. They're band name is Habit Forming.

We chat about how they met, combining hip hop and folk, the healing power of music, how hip hop and folk is "the people's music", their new album and a ton more.

I really enjoyed chatting it up with Maggie and Rayvon and I hope you enjoy it as well!

They recorded a music video specifically for this podcast episode. You'll get to see that somewhere in the middle of the conversation.

Shoutout to Brandon Telg for recording the video. And big thanks to UF Health Arts In Medicine's Shift Change Radio Hour for recording the audio!

~Mason

LINKS & RESOURCES

MUSIC VIDEO: Hearts Below | WATCH ON YOUTUBE

Habit Forming on Spotify | TUNE IN

Maggie Clifford on Spotify | TUNE IN

Purple Kloud on Spotify | TUNE IN

Habit Forming on Instagram | @habitforming_music

Article by Bonny Matejowsky | READ THE ARTICLE

🎵 Theme Song by Emcee Calico Emcee Calico on Spotify | TUNE IN

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