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Looking for music inspiration and behind-the-scenes & songs stories? Rob Cass, Abbey Road producer, uncovers captivating life journeys of musicians at Prague's Doupě Club. Join us every Thursday to explore the art and magic behind today’s most inspiring artists. 🎧

8. JAN.

European Guitar Quartet: The Beatles of Classical Guitar

What happens when four guitarists connect so deeply that it feels almost telepathic? 🎸 In this episode, Rob Cass welcomes European Guitar Quartet — Reentko Dirks, Thomas Fellow, Pavel Steidl, and Zoran Dukić — for an inspiring and often hilarious conversation about music, instinct, and true musical connection. From the first notes to the last laugh, this is not a typical classical guitar talk — it’s a hands-on masterclass on how to think like a musician, master your instrument, and overcome the challenges on the road to becoming a great guitarist. 🎊 We dive into their journey to becoming “the Beatles of classical guitar” and explore why the guitar became a symbol of freedom for them. The interview is packed with unforgettable stories: being told “Stop! Don’t make music”, choosing between becoming a ballet dancer or a guitarist, glued nails before concerts, and completely losing it with laughter on stage 😄. Along the way, they share hard-earned insights on what beginners really need to learn and why the guitar should talk, sing, laugh, and cry. European Guitar Quartet are among the most celebrated guitar ensembles today, having performed in over 16 countries at legendary venues such as Concertgebouw Amsterdam and Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow. Blending classical tradition with world music, jazz, groove, and modern fingerstyle, they continue to redefine what concert guitar can be. This episode is for guitarists — and for anyone who believes music truly starts from within ✨.

57 Min.
30.12.2025

Steve Gadd: The Greatest Drummer of All Time?

🎧 What happens when a drummer becomes a legend in real time? In this special episode, Rob Cass sits down with the iconic Steve Gadd — the man behind some of the most unforgettable grooves in music history. From the legendary drum solo on Steely Dan’s “Aja” to defining moments with Paul Simon, Chick Corea, and Eric Clapton, Steve opens up about the journey that shaped both his sound and his soul. 🥁🔥We dive into his early days — learning drums as a kid, playing six nights a week while still in school, and exploring the New York music scene in the '70s alongside Tony Levin. Steve reflects candidly on his struggles with addiction, the creative highs of working with Chick Corea, the deep musical brotherhood he shares with Clapton, and why timing, feel, and the “bus factor” are everything when it comes to being a great bandmate. 🚌🎶Whether he’s talking about Gaddiments, the lost golden era of music, or walking off stage mid-show in Japan — Gadd’s honesty, warmth, and musical genius shine through. If you love jazz, rock, fusion, or simply want a front-row seat to the making of music history, this episode is a must-watch. 💥 Legends aren’t born — they’re built beat by beat. Don’t miss this one.

1 Std.
21.12.2025

What Was Really Happening Inside Cream — Malcolm Bruce Tells All

🎸 What really happened inside the world’s first rock supergroup? In this powerful and emotional episode, Malcolm Bruce — son of the legendary Jack Bruce of Cream — opens up to Rob Cass about the band that changed music forever. From the explosive formation of Cream with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker, to the backstage fights, wild stories, and the deep influence they had on Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and beyond, Malcolm gives us a front-row seat to rock history. 🤯🔥👨‍👦 Malcolm doesn’t just tell his father’s story — he carries the torch. As a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and the driving force behind Sons of Cream, Malcolm shares what it’s like to grow up as the son of one of rock’s greatest bassists, ranked #8 by Rolling Stone and a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He recalls wild moments with Jack, including heroin struggles, unlikely prison dinners with superfans, and how Ginger Baker broke down in tears at the funeral. Plus, stories of Jack almost forming a band with Jimi Hendrix, and why he thought Pink Floyd “sucked” — even though they formed after a Cream gig. 🎤🎶🌍 From Cream’s legacy to Malcolm’s own bold creative path — touring with legends, composing orchestral works, and producing the Heavenly Cream sessions — this episode is a masterclass in music, family, and resilience. If you’ve ever felt the magic of “White Room” or “Sunshine of Your Love,” don’t miss this deep dive into the soul of rock history — told by the son who lived it, and is now reshaping it. ⚡👁️‍🗨️

1 Std. 21 Min.
07.12.2025

“We Built Our Own Industry” – The Truth Behind Postmodern Jukebox's Success | Adam Kubota

🎬 What happens when you mix jazz, YouTube, viral genius, and... falafels? In this wildly entertaining and insightful episode, Rob Cass sits down with Adam Kubota — bassist and core member of the global sensation Postmodern Jukebox — to talk about the chaos, creativity, and community behind one of the most viral music projects of the 21st century. From flaming saxophones in New York apartments to singing clowns, this one’s packed with stories you won’t believe. 🎷🔥🎻 With a career spanning five continents and iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House, l’Olympia, and Radio City Music Hall, Adam shares the behind-the-scenes grind of building PMJ — from basement videos to a global phenomenon with over 1.9 billion YouTube views. We dive into the early hustle (when payment was literally in falafels), their unexpected viral hits, the challenges of touring, and why being a kind, easygoing person on the road is just as important as being a great musician.💡 Adam also drops gold on what makes a successful bandleader, the reality of viral fame, and how Postmodern Jukebox “built its own music industry.” Plus, he offers advice for young artists, recalls the madness of law school by day and jazz shows by night, and gives us a glimpse into the next chapter of his music journey. If you’ve ever dreamed of turning passion into a global movement — this episode is your blueprint. 🛠️🎶 Don’t miss it!

1 Std. 19 Min.
29.11.2025

Casey Abrams on American Idol Backstage, Jack Black and Learning from Legends

🎤 From Jack Black belly dancing to jazz tours across Europe, Casey Abrams has lived one of the wildest post–American Idol lives imaginable. In this episode, Rob Cass dives deep with the multi-instrumental madman to explore his journey—from discovering music on a cruise ship to becoming one of jazz-pop’s most beloved showmen. Expect laughs, chaos, and a lot of bass slaps. 🎸🔥Casey shares how learning every AC/DC song and studying under a Miles Davis bandmate laid the foundation for his breakout on American Idol, where he stunned judges with raw talent, quirky charm, and fearless performances. He opens up about the pressure and joy of the show, the biggest lessons he took away, and how it all led to surreal moments—like dueting with Jack Black or touring the globe with the genre-bending band Postmodern Jukebox.Whether he’s talking about his dream collab with Dua Lipa, offering advice for future Idol hopefuls, or revealing things nobody knows about him, Casey never holds back. 🎶 This is a one-of-a-kind story from a one-of-a-kind artist who stayed true to his roots—no matter how wild the spotlight got. If you love music, jazz, Idol drama, or just great stories, you don’t want to miss this one. 🌍✨

1 Std. 27 Min.
18.11.2025

Nxdia's Rise: From Cairo to 100M Streams… Without a Label

🎤 From Manchester’s art scene to 100 million streams… without ever signing to a major label. In this inspiring episode, Nxdia opens up to Rob Cass about carving their own lane in the music industry — one fearless, bilingual track at a time. Whether it’s screaming on stage, singing in Arabic, or going viral with a deeply personal song like “She Likes a Boy,” Nxdia proves that you don’t need a label to be a force in music. 💥🌍 Born in Cairo and raised in Manchester, Nxdia shares how their multicultural upbringing shaped their unique sound — a vibrant blend of alt-pop, rock energy, and Arabic lyricism. We talk about growing up in the Manchester art community, how Pink became an inspiration for them, and why the internet can be… brutal. 🖤 They also explain why they’ve stayed independent, what they've learned along the way, and how songs written in their bedroom found their way into millions of hearts (and playlists).🔥 From their electric live shows to the thrill of turning pain into power through music, Nxdia holds nothing back. If you’ve ever doubted the power of staying true to your identity — this one’s for you. Don't miss it. 👁️‍🗨️

44 Min.
16.11.2025

Marco Mendoza: From Thin Lizzy to Satriani & Vai — Playing with Rock’s Giants

🎸 He got married at 16, hit rock bottom… and rose to rock royalty. In this unmissable episode, Rob Cass sits down with Marco Mendoza, who opens up about his wild journey — from a troubled teen playing gigs while hiding his addiction, to touring the world with legendary bands like Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake, The Dead Daisies, and Ted Nugent. Now 38 years sober, he’s still rocking harder than ever. 💥🔥🎤 From growing up in San Diego surrounded by jazz and big band influences, Marco takes us through the highs and lows of a career that’s spanned decades. He talks about his first break, finding the strength to turn his life around, and what it felt like to get that life-changing call: “Darling, Marco, this is David Coverdale.” 💬 We dive into his time with Whitesnake, the formation of Black Star Riders, collaborations with legends like Steve Vai, and stories from the road that will blow your mind. 🛣️🎶💫 Whether you're a fan of classic rock, bass slapping, or human resilience, this episode is a ride. Marco doesn’t hold back — from talking about overcoming personal demons to his love for performing, his fantasy band lineup, and what keeps him pushing forward. It's raw, inspiring, and unforgettable. 🎧✨👇 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible stories from music legends!

1 Std. 40 Min.
29.10.2025

Timo Maas: Grammy-Nominated DJ Behind McCartney, Madonna & Depeche Mode Remixes

🎧 How did a legendary DJ end up remixing Paul McCartney — and getting a Grammy nomination for it? In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with the iconic German producer and DJ Timo Maas, whose remix of "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five" earned the approval of Sir Paul himself. From underground raves in the '90s to global stages and superstar collaborations, Timo shares an unfiltered look into his 30+ year journey through electronic music. 🏆✨We dive into the wild energy of the 1980s, secret rave parties, and what it really means to be a superstar DJ flying between gigs on private jets. Timo reflects on working with legends like Madonna, Depeche Mode, and Brian Molko, while also opening up about the balance between technical perfection and raw creativity. He reveals what still drives him to perform 6-hour sets, why Instagram fame doesn’t matter, and the moment he felt goosebumps just talking about Johnny Cash. 🎶🔥Whether you're a music lover, gear geek, or just curious about the power of a good remix, this episode is packed with stories, laughs, and hard-earned wisdom from one of techno’s most respected voices. Don’t miss the story behind the remix that stunned the Grammys — and how Timo Maas continues to reinvent himself in a rapidly changing scene. 📀🎚️

1 Std. 5 Min.

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