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Jessa Pontier, 18, recently won a national songwriting competition through the nonprofit, Robbie’s Choice.
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Music always came naturally to Jessa Pontier. The 18-year-old Apollo resident said she started singing when she 2 while banging on a toy piano.
She could play a real piano by the time she was 6, and taught herself to play guitar around 10 or 11 never taking any lessons.
Within a few years, she also started writing her own songs.
“(Music) kind of makes me feel like I’m in my own place,” Pontier said. “Especially once I started being able to write songs. A lot of my songs are very personal, a lot of things I went through myself, as a person. It was really easy for me to speak through music.”