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While best known for her Tony Award–winning Angelica Schuyler in the Broadway musical “Hamilton” and its Disney+ filmed version, Renée Elise Goldsberry has played a significant array of roles across screen, stage, and music industries. “I’ve been around long enough to have had so many versions of my career,” she tells Backstage, providing key advice on how artists—particularly women—can truly have it all. “You just have to have the audacity to show up and try some of these things.”

Raised in Texas and Michigan and trained in first theater at Carnegie Mellon University, then in jazz studies at USC’s Thornton School of Music, Renée got her start in the biz on “Ally McBeal” and as musician-star of the film “All About You,” followed by a two-time Daytime Emmy–nominated run on “One Life to Live.” Since landing on Broadway in “The Lion King,” she’s lived in New York City, working onstage in Shakespeare productions, “The Color Purple,” “Rent,” “Good People,” and “Hamilton,” onscreen in indie films, “The Good Wife,” “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,” “Altered Carbon,” and now, Meredith Scardino’s new musical comedy on Peacock, “Girls5Eva.”

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Lost by Name

“In the Marrow” is a raw and intimate folk ballad that unfolds with haunting honesty and soulful depth. Carried by a weary, raspy female vocal and grounded in sparse acoustic textures, it wrestles with doubt, faith, and the quiet presence of God in life’s hidden places. The song builds from stillness to a powerful, unfiltered release — a cry of surrender that turns to peace. It’s a deeply human confession that finds divine love not above the pain, but woven through it — in the marrow of who we are.

Lyrics

The house is quiet the wood is cold
Getting tired of getting old
I trace the lines here on my hand
A map of a forgotten land

And in the stillness I can hear
Every doubt and every fear
They whisper that I'm all alone
Just skin and muscle blood and bone

But are You in the marrow
Are You in the hollow spaces deep inside
Are You the anchor steady and narrow
When the ghosts I'm running from have nowhere left to hide
Is that You I feel
Is this finally real

Are You in the marrow
Are You in the hollow spaces deep inside
Are You the anchor steady and narrow
When the ghosts I'm running from have nowhere left to hide
Is that You I feel
Is this finally real

I built my walls up thick and high
Beneath a cold and empty sky
Learned to fight and learned to bleed
Planted every bitter seed

And when my strength has turned to dust
And there's no one left for me to trust
I feel a warmth begin to grow
From somewhere deep and far below

It must be in the marrow
It must be in the hollow spaces deep inside
You are the anchor steady and narrow
When the ghosts I'm running from have nowhere left to hide
This is what I feel
This is finally real

I am in You and You are in me
It’s not a story it’s the air I breathe
I am in You and You are in me
You’re the roots of this broken tree

You are in the marrow
You are in the breath I'm breathing in
You are the ending and where I begin
You are the hope that silences the sin

You are in the marrow
You are in the blood that's in my veins
You are the sunlight after the rains
You are the love that breaks the chains

You're in the marrow
You're in the marrow
You're in the marrow

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Andra Day

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