Aug 25, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
This is a fun, very summery, and whimsical talk with two young musical artists that Tara met recently here in Deia, Norma Jean Martine and Greg Taro. They were enjoying each other's company so much…
Norma Jean MartineGuestTaraHost
Greg TaroGuestBeanie Petite, we are not playing right now, okay? So I'm gonna have to say no.
That's my dog.
My audience is used to Beanie-
... doing this.
Um, but Norma's been here, what I call a, a writing, a writer's camp-
... for musicians, and it feels very much like it's been, like, a full house there.
Right? 'Cause there were quite a few people and-
...
so how many people were involved in that process?
Mm-hmm.
And then the first group we had was we had an amazing producer come in from Finland, and one of my famous, one of my favorite writers, um, Michelle Lennard, she came through, um, and-
Is she the saxophonist?
Okay.
So Michelle Lennard, she's, she's written a lot of really big songs, but particularly for an artist called Aurora.
And, um, but she's just an amazing writer and a really good friend of mine.
Beanie Petite, we are not playing right now, okay? So I'm gonna have to say no.
That's my dog.
My audience is used to Beanie-
... doing this.
Um, but Norma's been here, what I call a, a writing, a writer's camp-
... for musicians, and it feels very much like it's been, like, a full house there.
Right? 'Cause there were quite a few people and-
...
so how many people were involved in that process?
Mm-hmm.
And then the first group we had was we had an amazing producer come in from Finland, and one of my famous, one of my favorite writers, um, Michelle Lennard, she came through, um, and-
Is she the saxophonist?
Okay.
So Michelle Lennard, she's, she's written a lot of really big songs, but particularly for an artist called Aurora.
And, um, but she's just an amazing writer and a really good friend of mine.
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