Emma Nissen

I did a Kickstarter, people donated.

I was able to go to Nashville and record three more songs, met some great people.

And then, uh, got picked up by a label then was able to do the rest of.

the story of Hear Him was truly just that I... I don't know, I think...

We talk about, like I grew up, the culture of speaking about the spirit was still small voice.

And, you know, it was a phrase, hear him, the voice is soft and low.

That was kind of like ruminating in my mind.

Just, it's not always loud.

It's not always obvious.

And that was what I felt was there right after I was walking out of the hospital.

I felt like it was a small, just like kind of like, just got to have faith.

You know, it's just kind of like in the back of my head and I was like, yeah, you're so right.

And so- I think that's why people miss it.

Yeah, maybe.

They miss it because they think it's just them.

It's going to be so obvious.

But I think, too, a lot of things is like, it's up to you.

My beliefs now, as I've just kind of grown and changed and reconstructed, deconstructed, all of the above, I think, too, that the spirit and how you see God and Jesus or something greater is up to you.

You choose to open your eyes to answers, to blessings, to goodness.

And so that's kind of, you know, it's like...