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In our latest podcast episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Westly of the band Sunday Morning. We delved into a wide range of topics, starting with the band's journey of flying under the radar and the challenges they faced trying to release music during the pandemic. We also discussed their new album "Forget Me Nots" and what it means to them personally and musically.

Being a hardcore band in Connecticut comes with its own set of challenges and rewards, and Westly shared insights into the vibrant music scene that exists there. We also touched on the modern-day struggle of measuring personal success through social media and the impact it has on artists today. This conversation is packed with candid reflections, industry insights, and a deep dive into the creative process.

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In our latest podcast episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Northbound to explore the intricacies of their music journey. From the origins of the project to navigating the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing and streaming platforms, we delved into the nuances of building a presence in today's music industry.

One of the highlights of our conversation was discussing their latest album, "Juniper," and the creative process behind it. We got an exclusive peek behind the scenes as they shared insights into the inspiration and craftsmanship that went into crafting each track. Additionally, we explored their partnership with Smart Punk Records and the unique opportunities it has brought to their musical endeavors.Follow Northbound:

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In our latest podcast episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Casey Crawford of the band Virginity, where we explored their journey from stand-up comedy to music, their experiences recording their albums, and their musical influences.

The conversation delved into the band's formation and their transition from the world of stand-up comedy back to their musical roots. We discussed their approach to recording their first album, where they embraced total freedom from expectations and allowed their creativity to flourish.

Virginity also shared insights into the recording process for their latest album, "Bad Jazz," where they aimed to capture a raw, live feel reminiscent of their energetic live performances. We delved into their musical influences, including iconic bands like The Beatles, and how they have shaped Virginity's unique sound and style.

Overall, our conversation with Virginity was a fascinating exploration of music, creativity, and the journey of self-discovery as artists. Fans of the band and music enthusiasts alike won't want to miss this insightful and engaging discussion.Follow Virginity:

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Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/virginityisrad/

Linktree - https://linktr.ee/virginityisrad

In this the monumental 200th episode of the You Make The Scene podcast, I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with the rising star, Maryjo Young. Our conversation delved deep into the beginnings of her remarkable career, tracing her journey from captivating audiences on season 19 of American Idol to touring alongside acclaimed artists such as Knox and Alex Warren. Maryjo offered fascinating insights into the intricacies of her musical evolution, shedding light on the creative process behind her latest single, "Should Be Us."

As we explored the highlights of Maryjo's burgeoning career, she shared exciting anecdotes about her experiences on the road, including memorable moments from touring and the thrill of being booked for an upcoming summer festival. With her infectious enthusiasm and genuine passion for music shining through, Maryjo regaled us with tales of her adventures, from sharing stages with industry icons to unexpected encounters with wildlife – including the unforgettable experience of sitting with prairie dogs.

As Maryjo Young continues to carve her path in the music industry, listeners can expect an exciting journey ahead filled with boundless talent, infectious energy, and heartfelt storytelling. Tune in to the podcast to discover more about Maryjo's captivating journey and the bright future that lies ahead for this remarkable artist!

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In this episode of the podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Greg of Suck Brick Kid for an enlightening conversation that offered a deep dive into the band's journey. Despite being active in the music scene for a considerable time, Suck Brick Kid has managed to fly under the radar, and Greg shared insights into the factors contributing to this unique position. From their early beginnings to their evolution as a band, we explored the various stages of their musical career and the lessons learned along the way.

Amidst the challenges brought about by the pandemic, Greg discussed how it prompted a shift in the band's mentality and approach to their craft. We explored the ways in which the global health crisis reshaped their perspectives on music, performance, and the importance of community within the scene. Additionally, Greg emphasized the significance of supporting opening acts and shed light on why fans should make it a point to show up early to catch these performances, fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie within the music community.

As we wrapped up our conversation, Greg offered an exciting glimpse into the future with the upcoming release of Suck Brick Kid's new album, "The End Is What I Want," slated to drop on May 17th via Fearless Records. With anticipation building for their latest musical endeavor, listeners can expect a compelling blend of introspective lyricism, captivating melodies, and infectious energy that defines the essence of Suck Brick Kid's sound. Tune in to the podcast to discover more about their journey and what lies ahead for this talented band!

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Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/suckbrickkid/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/suckbrickkidfl

Website -https://suckbrickkid.bandcamp.com/album/salt-to-taste

In the latest episode, I sit down with Harrison from Capstan for a fascinating conversation. We delved deep into the intricate world of their latest album's recording process, where Harrison shared insights into the band's meticulous approach to crafting their songs. He revealed how they thrive on the process of tinkering with their music, constantly refining and evolving their sound—even if it means navigating the delicate balance between perfectionism and progress. Harrison also shed light on an intriguing band dynamic: the concept of having a "hill to die on." He explained how each member of the band is given the opportunity to champion a particular aspect of their music, serving as a driving force for change and innovation within the group.

Join us as we explore the inner workings of Capstan's creative process, uncovering the passion and dedication that fuels their music-making journey. From the studio to the stage, Harrison provides an intimate glimpse into the band's artistic vision and collaborative spirit. Tune in to discover the stories behind the songs and the inspiration behind their captivating melodies.

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Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/capstanband/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/capstanband

Website -https://capstanband.com/