Just days before releasing her new single Yes Means Yes, recording artist Hannah DiMo joined me on the program. In the first hour we listened to Hannah’s influences as she shared some insight into her writing process. Listeners were also treated to a stunning performance from Hannah of an unreleased, original track called Love Is All There Is.
Our second hour featured a guest appearance by friends of the show, Kingsley and Courtney Noe. I asked my panel about the challenges they face as women in the music industry and any advice they could share with other artists. A highlight of the night was ending our show with the radio debut of Hannah’s new single “Yes Means Yes”.
Big thanks to Hannah, Kingsley, and Courtney Noe for being on the show. Please enjoy the broadcast.
Luke Neill
At my core, I am a musician, songwriter, producer, studio owner/engineer, and, most importantly, a lover of all things music. It is my goal to help connect listeners to local artists. I believe we should all be searching for the next thing that inspires us.
I am originally from Arizona, where over many years, I played in several different independent bands in the Phoenix and Tucson areas. I put in many, many hours of grassroots-style promotion in order to get my bands heard. I am excited to be a part of Portland Radio Project where I can provide an avenue to local Portland musicians to share their art.
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Hannah DiMo’s song “Love is all there is” was written for her beautiful sister Cara who passed away suddenly March 28, 2018. What a beautiful and deep connection of words when in such a deep sudden wound. Thank you for sharing!
“Love is all there is” was written for her beautiful sister Cara who passed away suddenly March 28, 2018. What a beautiful and deep connection of words when in such a deep sudden wound. Thank you for sharing!