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Aurora Sage

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CJ and Reimy welcome Nashville-based singer-songwriter Aurora Sage to the Jam Chats Studio, where she shares her background growing up in California, living in Italy, and pursuing the arts through an Orange County art school before studying songwriting at Belmont. Aurora discusses her musical influences (from soul, jazz, and R&B to singer-songwriter icons), her brother’s role in shaping her musicianship, and how she balances sound and branding while promoting herself through social media, including her grandparents’ piano series and posted hymns. The episode features performances of “Bad Taste In Good Men,” “Pearl,” “Kid,” “Blue Moon,” “Pieces,” and “Taking His Time,” with stories behind the songs—ghosting, long-term heartbreak, vulnerability, and faith. Aurora reflects on music as a healing language, explains why faith matters to her even in secular artistry, and previews plans to finish a new project from recent LA writing sessions and release it next year, alongside playing live in Nashville venues like the Bluebird Cafe. 00:00 Meet Aurora Sage 00:35 Nashville Accent Skit 01:32 California Roots Story 02:43 Musical Family Beginnings 05:04 Influences And Sound 07:14 Theater And Phone Bits 08:35 Bad Taste In Good Men 13:10 Behind The Bossa Nova 17:42 Pearl Live Performance 24:53 Kid 30:57 Song Fallout Confession 31:35 Music as Healing 33:33 Grandparents Piano Series 35:09 Branding and Artist Goals 36:52 Blue Moon Live Performance 43:03 Pieces Story and Performance 49:59 Faith and Making Beauty 52:14 Taking His Time Live 58:36 What's Next
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