AUDIENCE. AND SHE GOT SOME OF HER EARLIEST REPS AS A PERFORMER IN THE BOSTON AREA. SO SHE WENT TO TUFTS. AND DURING THAT PERIOD OF TIME, SHE WAS WRITING SONGS, PLAYING AT PLACES LIKE LIKE THE POPSCENE, THE STRAND THEATER IN DORCHESTER. SHORTLY AFTER GRADUATING FROM TUFTS, SHE RELEASED HER DEBUT ALBUM, WHICH FEATURED FAST CAR, AND WENT ON TO WIN MULTIPLE GRAMMYS. IT REALLY GOOD SONGS WITH GOOD MELODIES THAT HAVE A MEANINGFUL LYRIC THAT STICKS IN YOUR HEAD. BUT BEFORE ALL OF THE ACCOLADES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS, STAFF AND STUDENTS AT HER UNIVERSITY SAW HER STAR QUALITY. I KNEW THEN THAT SHE WAS GOING SOMEWHERE. TUFTS UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE PAUL RUDOLPH WAS CHAPMAN’S NEIGHBOR IN SOMERVILLE. SHE WOULD PRACTICE ON HER PORCH IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE, AND I GO, AND I WATCH HER, YOU KNOW, I WAS LIKE, WOW, SHE’S REALLY GOOD. AND SHE STILL IS. DECADES LATER IN SOME WAYS, SHE’S CURRENT BECAUSE HER MUSIC IS STILL PLAYED. THE SONG FAST CAR HAS SEEN A RESURGENCE IN POPULARITY AFTER LUKE COMBS RELEASED A COVE