Plotting emotional landscapes with music - Canadian born composer Julia Kent

In this bonus episode of Dakota Spotlight podcast, host James Wolner steps away from true crime for a few minutes to speak with Julia Kent.

Julia's music was featured in season one of Dakota spotlight How did Victor Die? The Full audio podcast about a mysterious death in Glen Ullin, N.D.
Julia shares her thoughts on music, the cello, European airports, melancholy and her creative process. Also included in this episode is a short true-crime teaser.

Listen to Dakota Spotlight's Interview with Julia Kent

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