Songwriter Katherine Nagy Returned To Art -- With Inspiration From Her Family

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Melissa Davis

Singer songwriter Katherine Nagy performs during her Small Studio Session.
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Our latest Small Studio Sessions artist joins us for a downtown rooftop Skyline socially distanced session. WFYI’s Melissa Davis talks with Indianapolis based singer songwriter Katherine Nagy. The folk musician paused her musical dreams to work in the corporate world and then returned to art -- with inspiration from her family.

You can find this Small Studio Skyline Session and more at wfyi.org/smallstudio.

Support for Small Studio Sessions is provided by Sun King Brewing.

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