December 10, 2020December 10, 2020 by Rhianna Barr-Beaumont

Today’s bad musical joke (don’t worry it won’t be too “flat”!)

A C, and Eflat and a G walk into a bar. The bartender says “Sorry, but we don’t allow minors in here!”

Enjoy and musical joke on! (Cue ba dum tss!)

Canadian Music Spotlight profiled Rhianna as an artist who turns her autism into a source of strength and storytelling rather than a limitation. They praised her as “a highly developed vocalist with a beautifully ethereal coloratura mezzo‑soprano voice” and highlighted her rare ability to be a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi‑instrumentalist all in one. The feature notes that she’s been “singing since before she could talk” and now channels that lifelong connection to music into original songs and striking reinterpretations of her favourite tracks.canadianmusicspotlight

On social media, Rhianna has been described as an inspiring example of how neurodiversity and artistry can go hand in hand. One feature post called her “a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi‑instrumentalist” whose ethereal voice and mastery of tools like GarageBand and REAPER “bring her creations to life.” Across platforms like Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud, she’s consistently introduced as a Victoria‑based singer‑songwriter‑musician‑producer who shares both original compositions and fresh, emotionally rich spins on other writers’ songs.instagram+4

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