ResilWave Write a song to change a day

About ResilWave

Together we can start a wave of resilience! 

My immediate goal is to write a hit song that saves a life. 

My mission is to write music to help people think, feel and do healthy behaviors to build resilience, and to encourage people to share and create media with resilient messages to save lives and live well.

I was inspired to do this because I have seen on some music videos people saying that a song saved their life. Music impacts emotions and thinking patterns, and too many young people are greatly and even dangerously struggling with them. I wanted to use my musical ability to do something to help.

You can help too! By providing feedback on what works and how songs can be made better [demos at: SoundCloud.com/ResilWave], I can get closer to writing a song with a hit factor that would carry it to a wide number of listeners. 

Subscribers and donations enable me to spend more impactful time towards achiving this goal and promoting this cause. ♥

I hope you're also inspired to use your gifts and talents to encourage people around you. :)

Thank you for your support!

Rachael Dillman

Biography

Rachael has been singing for events since age 7 when she was asked to sing Schubert's Ave Maria for a teacher's wedding. Notably she sang the National Anthem for the Prime Minister of Canada, and sang on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. She sang for various audiences during public speaking events, and for an event with the Dal Richards Orchestra in Richmond, British Columbia. Currently she resides in Milwauke, Wisconsin with her husband Frank, where she writes songs with resilient messages to encourage people by reminding them of healthy ways to view and cope with life challenges. Her goal is to improve people's quality of life with her music and ultimately to write a song that saves a life!