Music Therapy with Shiawassee
- SwagRight Toni
- May 4
- 2 min read
Shiawassee is a singer and songwriter from Ypsilanti and a proud Family 734 member using music as a path toward healing, honesty, and real community connection.For her, music has never just been about performing. It’s been a way to process life. A way to deal with mental health, trauma, and everything that comes with it. Writing became her outlet. Her way to release and breathe. Now, she’s stepping fully back into her purpose with what she calls “The Soundtrack to Shi’s Healing Journey.” And she’s not keeping that journey to herself. Her latest release, “Mind Blowing Miracle,” is more than just a song. It’s a reflection of growth, faith, and letting go. The message is clear:Let go of what no longer serves you. Trust the process. Let God guide your healing. That kind of honesty is what separates her music. It’s not surface-level. It’s lived.
A Space for Healing: Open Mic Jam Session
Shiawassee is taking things a step further by creating a space where others can experience that same release through music. She is hosting a weekly open mic jam session centered around music therapy, designed to bring people together through creativity and healing.
Event Details
📅 Wednesday Nights (Starting May 6)
📍 100 Ecorse Rd, Ypsilanti
Doors Open: 6:30 PM
Jam Starts: 7:00 PM (ends at 9:30 PM)
Network & Chill: 9:30 PM – 10:00 PM
🎤 Open to:
Singers
Musicians
Poets
Creatives of all kinds
📧 Contact: shiawasseart@gmail.com
This isn’t just another showcase. It’s a space built with intention. A place where:
Veterans can find peace
Artists can express themselves
The community can come together
Healing happens in real time
Shiawassee’s message is simple but powerful: Music heals the soul. Through both her music and these weekly sessions, she’s building something bigger than herself. She’s building a space where people can release, connect, and grow.
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If you’re in the 734, this is the kind of event you don’t just scroll past.You pull up, you participate, and you find your tribe.
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