❝There was a short woman in the corner. She had on a black, tulle dress, which looked like she had just pulled it on lazily, and was barefooted, sand in the crevices of her toes, quite appropriate for the late June weather. But not very appropriate for New York City, considering the beaches were scare and shitty, and it was mostly made of pavement, cigarette butts, and old gum.
She started to sing. She sang in a sweet, airy but brassy voice with hints of jazz:
"Don't look at me that way,
Baby, I can't help you,
My life is just a melody and
Chords, chords, chords."❞
Meet Mari Mez, a street performer ladling out jazz songs on New York subways.
With every chapter featuring a Regina Spektor song, mari mez and the subway songs is an exciting tale of performance and eccentricity in modern New York City.
Meet Ella a simple minded girl who just wants to go out of her small town to grow as a person. She is quirky, naive and shockingly not a nerd. Technology is not her Bestfriend so witness on how she will navigate the Big city armed with her charm and clumsiness.
James Rosen- Hower a CEO who don't give a fuck. Intelligent, cold but fair. His world turned upside down when he met Ella and he loved every second of it.
No drama pure weirdness and fun only.
The amazing cover was created by @Regina_Anais. Thank you so much!