WELL MUDDA SICK presents a thoughtful conversation with Lord Jaylin Willard as he shares his perspective on Selah. In this episode, we explore the meaning behind it, the personal reflections it brings, and why it has resonated with so many.
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WELL MUDDA SICK presents a thoughtful conversation with Lord Jaylin Willard as he shares his perspective on Selah. In this episode, we explore the meaning behind it, the personal reflections it brings, and why it has resonated with so many.
ERRYTING KOOL 105 - LAST NORMAL YEAR ft. Shad Fer
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1 hour 27 minutes 34 seconds
7 months ago
ERRYTING KOOL 105 - LAST NORMAL YEAR ft. Shad Fer
🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Shad Fer — Bahamian artist, actor, comedian, and entrepreneur.
We talk about his journey from Soundwaves Festival to acting roles, commercial opportunities, launching Eco Orange, and making music with tracks like Julien Believe and Last Normal Year.
From stand-up stages to studio sessions, Shad shares how he's building a creative legacy.
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WELL MUDDA SICK presents a thoughtful conversation with Lord Jaylin Willard as he shares his perspective on Selah. In this episode, we explore the meaning behind it, the personal reflections it brings, and why it has resonated with so many.
