Rachel Flowers, born weighing one pound five ounces, lost her sight not long after birth due to Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP). But by two, Rachel displayed incredible musical skills; they led to her performing and writing music on multiple instruments, attracting stars from Arturo Sandoval to Dweezil Zappa, and the documentary Hearing is Believing. Ahead of a Saturday evening show at Medici's Supper Club in Honolulu, she spent an hour in HPR's Atherton Performing Arts Studio with HPR ATC Host Dave Lawrence.
Hear the radio feature:

MORE RACHEL:
Hear the complete Atherton interview/performance session, including original music from her new album Listen and covers of music from Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Sting, Boston, Frank Zappa and The Who (video coming soon):
See the trailer for Hearing is Believing, from Honolulu, Hawaii born director Lorenzo DeStefano:
See an excerpt of her Atherton Studio performance:
