I wrote this piece on whelm one day after an argument with a heated relative as way to calm myself down and it simply has stuck. It's one that resonates personally with me all to well.

Stan' Still Jordan

Jessica T. Carter (b. 1992) is a composer, performer (violinist & mezzo-soprano), and educator from Indiana described as evocative and lyrical by Aspire Magazine and Apricity Magazine, respectively, who is swiftly making a name for herself. Specializing in concert music, film scoring, and musical theatre, Jessica's aim and goal in music is to intersect the relationship between vitriol and compassion through empathy, highlighting the lives marginalized children while deepening the universal understanding of the marginalized adult through sonic engagement that extends to the narrative of human nature through the message of hope.

Hey y'all! I compose, I perform in many different ways, and much of my practice involves social justice. I also am an advocate for young, upcoming Black composers around the world. Are you one? Please reach out to me! Enjoy my SoundCloud, and for more madness, check out my website, twitter, IG, and Vimeo links below. Don't be shy, say hi! Or don't be shello, say hello ...