We Speak Music

New Episode: RIMIDI Brings Raw Soul & Real Talk to “Music Therapy & Motivation” Podcast

Published

1 year ago

April 10, 2025

Powerful, poetic, and unapologetically authentic — this week’s guest on MUSIC THERAPY & MOTIVATION with Gino Black is none other than singer/songwriter RIMIDI, and she’s here to remind us all that true artistry starts with protecting your instrument — your self.

In Season 2, Episode 4, RIMIDI dives deep with host Gino Black to discuss the pivotal life changes that have shaped her musical path. From making the decision to quit smoking in favor of vocal health to embracing mindful daily rituals, RIMIDI brings insight, honesty, and a lot of love into the space.

Listeners can expect to hear about:

Why your voice is your most sacred tool
How to stay grounded in a fast-moving industry
The spiritual roots of her creative practice
And what “real” really means when you’re living and breathing your art

This episode is for anyone seeking clarity, purpose, and inspiration in their creative journey.
🎥 Watch now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8M1Dd-J1YOY

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