Turning fictional lyrics into powerful anthem
They took words on a page and turned it into a beautiful song celebrating sisterhood and music. Grace, Gabriella, and Scarlett from the band Hello Sister talk about their new song 'The Gift,' which is a special collaboration with #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Jennifer Weiner.
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