EPISODE 2.07: Sarah McKenzie on music niches, being old-fashioned, and albums as a world
“I’ve been checking out Oscar Peterson, Gene Harris, Ray Brown, and I didn’t think that anybody else liked them. Because all of my friends, who were the same age, liked the Spice Girls and the Backstreet Boys.” It was a great pleasure talking with award-winning Jazz artist Sarah McKenzie about why she started out in […]
EPISODE 2.06: Gus G on artists with passion, branding, and how to adapt
“There will always be artists with passion, who strive for this, and there will always be music lovers and supporters – without a doubt.” – Gus G. No loud soundcheck, singing fans, or other distractions could have stopped us from talking with one of the most prolific guitarists of the modern era of heavy metal: […]
EPISODE 2.05: Kobra Paige of Kobra and the Lotus on opportunities and challenges
We had the immense pleasure to meet the talented Kobra Paige of Kobra and the Lotus and talk about opportunities and challenges that the new generation of metal bands are confronted with. Kobra definitely has a thorough understanding of how the music business has changed and works today. Great insights and opinions from one of […]
EPISODE 2.04: Reggie Washington about longevity, mediocrity, and leadership in music
Reggie Washington is an established and versatile bass player, who has been making his mark with his remarkable basslines for decades. He was a key participant in the Modern Jazz revolution of the 80’s and 90’s and became known touring, recording and performing with Steve Coleman, Branford Marsalis, Cassandra Wilson, and more. We had the […]