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Calista Sandalwood

Writer: Rose Melinda Bayn / November 2024

 

As a Second Life resident and live music host/manager, how do you describe yourself, and where does your interest in music come from?

Music has been a central part of my life since childhood. Initially introduced to piano, I later found my passion in flute and piccolo through marching band. My love for music grew as I worked at a local radio station, discovering radio production and the art of creating commercials. In Second Life, I combine my musical background with event planning as a live singer manager, supporting talented performers and helping create immersive experiences for a community that celebrates music.


How long have you been a host/manager in Second Life? What drew you to this project?

Though I've been part of the live music scene in Second Life for a short time, it feels like a longer journey. After returning to SL, I heard Jo Big perform at an open mic in February, which changed my direction. We talked for hours, and I ended up becoming his manager. His kindness, humility, and unique voice inspired me to help promote him. Managing Jo combined my love for music, organizational skills, and desire to support artists....


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