From producing music on cassette tapes as a child to pursuing a future in music therapy and advocacy, NaTasha Rogers has always believed in the power of music to heal and connect. Discover how the Angelina’s Song Scholarship helped support her on her educational journey, fueled her passion for accessibility, and empowered her mission to create a more inclusive future for musicians and music therapy professionals.

Music therapy is helping premature babies in the NICU stabilize faster, improve feeding, and support brain development, often leading to shorter hospital stays. Beyond clinical benefits, it creates meaningful bonding moments and reduces stress for families, offering a gentle, non-invasive way to promote healing and bring babies home sooner.

A new jukebox at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital is bringing music, joy, and connection to young patients—thanks to Angelina’s Song, Superior Amusements, TouchTunes, and Wireless ATM. Installed in the Lauren Telesz Smilow Teen Center, the jukebox helps kids feel like kids again. It’s part of a growing mission to deliver comfort through music in hospitals nationwide—one song, one smile, and one jukebox at a time.