💿 Carry On Regardless: Soul-Jazz Diaries of the Unbreakable Woman




Blog Post | Rehab’s Couch

There’s a sound that lives between the bassline and the backbone.
It doesn’t ask for attention—it commands it.
It’s the sound of a woman who’s been through it and still shows up soft, bold, and unbothered.

So here’s to the women who iron their dresses with jazz playing, kiss their own shoulders in the mirror, and never forget to water both their plants and their peace. This mix? - it’s mood maintenance. A sonic shrug, a deep breath, a reminder: even when life or love lets you down, your groove still fits.

Dipped in soul-jazz honey but spiced with the truth.
Not truth shouted—truth whispered, hummed, and harmonised.
Because sometimes resilience doesn’t roar.
Sometimes it just… grooves on regardless. Link here:


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