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Here we are with Kate Grahn. She has been singing her whole life. She loves writing and recording vocals for other people's projects as well. Kate graduated from the pop program at Thornton School of Music in 2020. She studied a wide range of music from Motown and blues to classic rock and contemporary pop.
Here we will discuss what Kate finds interesting to learn what other independent artists are doing as a side hustle. It is incredibly expensive to be a truly independent artist. She firmly believe it's important to know the hustle that goes into pursuing this kind of passion so that the art isn't taken for granted.
Finally, we will get to hear about her latest hit "Enemy" which has been featured on Spotify editorial as well as her upcoming gig with Grant Owens at We Found New Music on June 26th. -
Here we are with Nina Musolino. She is a extraordinaire at Page 1 Management. She started at Red Light Management and prior to her experience over there was studying music business at Belmont University. She has worked with artists like BONES UK, Zella Day, Rayland Baxter, and Sure Sure. Now, she’s crafting her own empire at Page 1, representing talents like David Kerckhoff, Isabella Kearney-Nurse, Sayak Das, and Evan Cline.
We will hear more about this epic journey from west coast to Nashville and her upcoming personal and professional goals in artist management. -
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Here we are with Laura Danae. Artist and producer Laura Danae, hailing from Athens, Greece, discusses her musical journey from her Brit rock influences to her upcoming trip-hop/electronica debut. Laura's unique sound blends diverse cultural elements. Tune in to hear about her debut EP "About Time" and the inspiration behind her new self-produced project and her upcoming personal and professional goals with touring outside of NY. See her perform at Pete's Candy store on June 28th.
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Indie-pop artist HAPPIE, known for her soulful voice and heartfelt storytelling, joins here to discuss her new track "Shooting Star," a touching tribute to her father. From her Memphis roots to critical acclaim at Austin City Limits, discover her journey from Eric & Happie to solo stardom. Here the deep dive into her musical world and upcoming personally and professional goals even with her EP.
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From center stage to behind the scenes, Mandy’s journey in theater has been a with passion and creativity! Since childhood, she was an actress! When COVID hit, Mandy pivoted from acting to writing, and she hasn’t looked back since. Now, not only molding young minds as an 8th grade theater teacher but also bringing her own visions to life after hours. With a double major in Theater Education and Acting, Mandy debuted their first play, “Arizona Rain,” at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival, marking the birth of Nightmare Lizard Productions! Now, Mandy is excited to announce her next venture: a new play premiering at the 2024 Hollywood Fringe Festival this June!
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Here we are with Myles Hoffman. At 15, crashing his first concert, he bribed his way in with his savings and asked the crew on breaking into the music biz. Denied by top programs, he stumbled into Belmont University on a full ride. From there, he hustled—juggling internships across NYC, LA, and Nashville, founding IDENTITY Artist Management. Today, he helms IDENTITY, nurturing talents like Molly Grace, while freelancing for a slew of indie artists. We will get to hear his advice and life on living in Nashville.
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Meet Leannie, the 22-year-old sensation turning emotions into addictive alt-pop melodies from the heart of Los Angeles! Singing since childhood, she recently delved into music production in 2021, unleashing her originals to the world just last year. For Leannie, music is more than a passion—it's a transformative force that turns the hideous into the addictively beautiful. We will get to hear more about her TikTok influencer lifestyle and her experience with producing and songwriting including creating Sidewalk Fantasies, Sorry, and her recent track iPad Baby.
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Here we are with Lea, the band leader of LOLITSLEA. Here she will chat more about what made her interested in being a singer for a once pop artist to a neon pop punk band leader. We will get to learn about her current vocal experience and what have been some of the professional yet rewarding challenges. We will also get to hear about her experience with one of her first and most popular music videos, "I Guess I Like You Anyway." Finally, we will chat more about her goals and exciting announcements including traveling to LA for NextFest LA's Indie Music Festival and her upcoming album.
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Step into the ethereal world of Cherry Park, the dream pop band hailing from the East Coast. Here we’ll be chatting with talents including: Jeremy, Tori, and Emma. This band has swiftly captured hearts with their mesmerizing melodies.
In just one whirlwind year, Cherry Park has marked their journey with impressive milestones. Their discography boasts two EPs, ‘Antidote’ and ‘Secret Garden’, which have garnered acclaim for their evocative lyricism and dreamy compositions.
As we delve into their musical narrative, Jeremy, Tori, and Emma share insights into their artistic evolution and aspirations. Each member imparts a unique piece of wisdom drawn from their collective experiences. Moreover, they will reveal their ambitious dreams of sharing stages with iconic artists and gracing renowned venues that resonate with their vision. -
Here we are with DJ and guitarist in Nashville, Brendan McLenaghan. He took a number of music and music business courses at Tulane University before joining the industry. Here we going to here more about his gigs in Nashville and what it takes to be a DJ in Nashville versus in cities like Miami, NYC, or LA. Finally, we will get some career advice with Brendan and here about his upcoming residency.
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Here we are with Rachel Rose. Connecticut-born, Austin-launched, and Brooklyn-based indie folk/rock singer/songwriter Rachel Rose, known for her rich, nostalgic sound blending soul, folk, rock, and pop. Her debut EP "100/10/1" dropped in 2020, followed by the second EP "And One More Thing," produced by Charles Myers. Collaborations with industry heavyweights like John Alagia and Tyler Chester underscore her rising prominence. With sold-out shows at Rockwood Music Hall and Babys All Right, Rachel's career soared when she opened the Hootenanny Sessions at Cafe Wha? post a 50-year hiatus. A recent 3-month residency at The Bitter End and a slot as a featured artist at SXSW 2024 cement her status. She's shared stages with Juliet Ivy, Theo Kandel, and more, even gracing The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Her original track "Back To The Beginning" made waves, landing in NPR Tiny Desk's Top Shelf Segment. Rachel's brand partnerships, including AEA Microphones and Virgin Hotels, showcase her versatility, while her performance of the national anthem at a Rangers MSG game underscored her impact beyond music.
We will get to hear about one of the biggest risks--quitting her full-time job to pursue a full-time career in music. She will be performing at the Brooklyn Bowl on May 9th.
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Here we are with Mama B, the musical enchantress behind the whimsical world of "Imaginology," her debut album set to release on May 10th, just in time for Mother’s Day. Drawing inspiration from the imaginative tales of childhood, Mama B's music blends contemporary production with timeless songwriting, creating a magical experience for listeners of all ages.
With her latest single "Unicorn," Mama B showcases her talent for storytelling, weaving tales of mythical creatures and nocturnal adventures that captivate the imagination. This release follows the success of her collaborative project "Zoology," which garnered over 55 million streams and 14 million YouTube views.
Mama B brings over two decades of music expertise to "Imaginology," having worked in songwriting, pop artistry.
Raised in a musical household in Newport Beach, California, Mama B's childhood was steeped in the sounds of rock n' roll, soul, and Motown, laying the foundation for her passion for creating music that transcends generational boundaries.
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Here we are with Natalie Lane, founder and owner of Gloom Management. She will chat with us first and foremost about her experience being a child actress in commercials and then pivoting into management in her career without working at a big management firm. Natalie will share what it is like working with clients and helping them launch their endeavors on a professional and personal level. We will get to hear about her advice to rising music industry professionals and also students who are inquisitive to learn more about the management side on the industry.
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Here, we are with Casii Stephan. She will chat with us about her experience living in Tulsa, Oklahoma and what the music scene is like there. We will also get to her about her accolades including songwriting awards and performances at SXSW. We will also get to her about her tips and tricks for being an indie artist expanding across genres including one of her biggest tips: NETWORKING and being kind and respectful! Finally, we will wrap up the episode and discuss Casii’s upcoming goals including her upcoming single release.
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Here we are with Sabrina Monique, a New York City-based alt-pop singer-songwriter, who has embarked on a courageous journey to artistic autonomy, marked by her upcoming debut album, "It’s Not Me, It’s You."
From a tumultuous upbringing in White Plains, New York, to navigating the pressures of the pop music industry and overcoming living with 12 women in an apartment, Monique's narrative is one of resilience and self-discovery. Rejecting formulaic norms, she channels her experiences into poignant yet catchy songs, characterized by radio-ready hooks and unvarnished lyrics.
With a background in skipping school for auditions and living in a crowded Manhattan apartment, Monique's path to success is filled with adventure and determination. Now, empowered and liberated, she emerges with a collection of songs that serve as battle anthems, giving voice to women's struggles against sexism and outdated industry stereotypes, all while asserting her role as the captain of her artistic journey. We will wrap up our episode hearing from Sabrina's detailing her advice for aspiring singers in NY and hear more about latest single, "It Was Always You."
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Here we are with Sara Hells. She is a rising artist and is going to share about her eclectic experience and what it's been like growing up in a music business household and then going to college at Tulane and experiencing the music industry scene down in Louisiana. She is also going to chat about her big break performance and also her business experience working at a major talent agency.
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Here we are with Benjy who is a Social Media Content Creator at Vinylbenjy. We will get to learn more about his hobby, passion, and work for collecting vinyls and what initially inspired him to do so. We will also get to hear more about his upcoming goals as a content creator and his biggest tip on being a collector and pursuing your hobby and transforming it into a career endeavor.
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Here we are with Lila Forde. We will get to hear about her life growing up in Seattle and pursuing a career in music studying at USC's Thornton School of Music. Lila will also share her musical journey performing as a contestant on The Voice and placing in the Top 5.
Lila will wrap up our episode sharing her career advice and her upcoming personal and professional goals especially with her EP encompassing her song performances from The Voice and her new Album. -
Here we have a bonus episode. We are with Ava Della Pietra.
Ava Della Pietra, a 19-year-old singer/songwriter and former Broadway performer, has swiftly emerged as a standout talent in the pop music landscape, amassing over 3.2 million streams and 450K social media followers. With a diverse musical arsenal including piano, guitar, bass, violin, and ukulele, she's penned over 130 songs to date, showcasing a keen ability to connect with audiences on topics ranging from personal experiences to broader societal issues.
Here, Ava will talk about her background growing up on Broadway and her impressive catchy track like "happy for you" exploring unrequited love.
As she gears up for future releases and performances, her journey from Broadway stages to pop stardom continues to captivate audiences, promising even greater heights for this rising star. She just released her latest single and music video "Sick" and will be performing at Sofar Sounds in Boston on Saturday, March 30th. Ava is currently attending both Harvard studying Neuroscience and Berklee School of Music for Songwriting.
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Here we are with music industry analytics professional Shannon Landers-Booker. Shannon talks about her first time ever seeing the Foo Fighters. This is what sparked a passion for working in the music business. Shannon worked at Endeavor on the analytics team. There she mostly supported the WME agency teams with insights on talent and other properties. She worked very closely with the music team there and helped build out data support for the agents. Before that, she took a side step from entertainment and worked in fitness for a few years. Before the fitness work, she worked as a recording studio technician, where she set up equipment for studio sessions and fixed broken equipment. She has worn a few different hats over the years and we will get to hear her journey and her career advice in terms of how to align skill sets with different sectors of an industry.
- Visa fler