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The Joe Rogan Experience

#1724 - Jewel

Oct 25, 2021
Jewel, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and philanthropist known for her Alaskan roots, shares her journey from childhood struggles to musical success. She discusses the emotional power of sound, her experiences with anxiety and homelessness, and the importance of mental health. Jewel explores the complexities of fame, authenticity in music, and the need for emotional education. She reflects on her family dynamics and the healing power of nature, emphasizing the transformative role of art and personal growth in her life.
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  • Singers adjust pitch by listening to sound waves with one earphone off.
  • Voice authenticity conveys emotions and sincerity beyond vocal tones.

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Developing an Understand of Sound Waves in Music

Musicians, particularly singers, rely on subtle sound waves to maintain proper pitch and tune their instruments. By leaving one earphone off while singing, they can hear these sound waves and adjust their pitch accordingly, ensuring they are in tune. Singing involves breath control and modulation of air flow, making it essential for singers to be attuned to these waves for accurate performance.

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