Second Verse

Becky Boyland
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🎙 Second Verse – Because it’s never too late to make music. Are you an indie artist or creative dreaming of a second chance at your music career? Second Verse is the podcast that celebrates independent musicians, singer-songwriters, and artists who got started—or started again—after a more traditional career. Join host Becky Boyland, a singer-songwriter and music branding expert, as she interviews indie artists who prove that success isn’t just for the young and major-label backed. Each episode dives into real-life stories of artists navigating their second verse in music—overcoming fears, finding their audience, and making their creative dreams a reality. 💡 What You’ll Get: ✅ Inspiring stories from independent musicians who took the leap ✅ Actionable tips for pursuing your music career at any stage ✅ Branding and marketing insights to grow your audience ✅ Motivation to finally take that next step toward your dream No matter where you are on your musical journey, Second Verse will help you feel seen, supported, and ready to take action. Subscribe now, leave a review, and visit secondversepod.com to submit your story, connect on social media, and start your own Second Verse. 🎶 Your dream is still waiting—let’s make music.

  1. 1d ago

    Kris Bradley: 200 Placements, One Burnout, and the Debut Album That Finally Sounds Like Her

    Kris Bradley on Burnout, Autism Discovery, and Reclaiming Her Authentic Sound with ‘Midnight Church Aftermath’ Host Becky Boyland welcomes Maui-based indie artist Kris Bradley, an independent singer-songwriter, producer, and guitarist who spent over 20 years largely behind the scenes writing to briefs, producing for other artists, earning 200+ film/TV placements, and building the music education company Produce Like A Boss. Kris shares her early musical roots, stage fright, touring with an all-girl Led Zeppelin tribute, learning songwriting craft, and producing out of necessity. She explains how entrepreneurship and marketing gradually pulled her away from making music, leading to severe autistic burnout, loss of short-term memory, and three years of creative darkness after selling her company. A spontaneous performance in Maui reignited her desire to perform and write, sparking her debut double-disc concept album, “Midnight Church Aftermath,” recorded with a full band near Nashville and described as “Ameri-Kinda,” emphasizing authenticity over commercial rules. https://youtu.be/wbwyNH2PFN4 Connect with Kris Bradley: Website: https://www.krisbradleymusic.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/krisbradleymusicTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@krisbradleymusicSpotify (Fireproof): https://open.spotify.com/track/79xPM1hfZmruZH7XOnKegQApple Music (Fireproof): https://music.apple.com/us/song/fireproof/6787345596YouTube (Fireproof video): https://youtube.com/watch?v=YlkH41OSakQ Sponsors: She Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”Shapeshifter” by Kris Bradley, written by Kris Bradley, Blue Foley (used with permission). Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Kris Bradley Interview00:38 Introduction01:52 Welcome and Musical Roots05:13 Stage Fright Years06:22 Cover Bands Bar Life07:29 Zeppelin Tour Turning Point09:03 Learning Songwriting Craft10:17 Asia Pop Boot Camp11:27 Production Out of Necessity15:51 Produce Like a Boss Origins18:03 Entrepreneur Drift20:45 Autistic Burnout23:07 Maui Music Revival26:59 SPONSOR: She Produces Music27:30 Monotropic Focus Explained30:23 Writing Without Agenda31:43 Two Act Album Vision38:29 Concept-First Songwriting40:51 Branding And Authenticity42:49 Advice for New Artists46:52 Truth Beats Craft in AI Era49:06 Breaking Rules And Going Genreless53:56 Where to Follow Kris54:51 Coda56:56 Featured Song: "Shapeshifter" by Kris Bradley Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    Kris Bradley: 200 Placements, One Burnout, and the Debut Album That Finally Sounds Like Her

  2. Sep 29

    Harley DiNardo: Two Record Deals, Two Drop-Offs, and the Fire That Changed Everything

    Harley DiNardo on Getting Dropped Twice, Returning to Music After 9/11 Loss, and Going All In After the Palisades Fire Host Becky Boyland interviews New York-born singer-songwriter Harley DiNardo about his long path back to music after early success, two major-label deals, and years away. Harley traces his origin story from a formative high school Battle of the Bands to relentless practice, switching from bass to singing, and partnering with songwriter-guitarist Derrek Hawkins. He describes getting signed to Warner Brothers-backed Revolution Records after a Ticketmaster competition and later landing a BMG-backed deal for White Light Motorcade by handing demo CDs to strangers while working as a waiter, only to be dropped both times due to poor marketing. After stepping back to raise a family and run a hair salon, a wildfire that burned down his new salon and threatened his home pushed him to commit fully to music. He discusses negative self-talk, age stigma, tragedy including losing his sister in 9/11, and his new single “LA to NY.” https://youtu.be/9SoclNknUdk Connect with Harley DiNardo: Website: https://www.harleydinardo.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/harleydinardoartistInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/harleydinardomusicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@harleydinardoband Sponsors: She Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”LA to NY” by Harley DiNardo, written by Harley DiNardo (used with permission). Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Harley DiNardo Interview00:36 Introduction01:40 Welcoming Harley02:05 Battle of the Bands Awakening04:03 Learning Bass in a Hurry06:41 From Bassist to Singer09:44 Hair School and Reality Check12:21 Why Hairdressing Works15:20 Haunted Mansion Band Days17:14 Ticketmaster Contest Breakthrough20:43 Signing and Getting Dropped23:43 NYC Scene and Demo Hustle28:12 Dropped Again and Losing Hope31:33 Making Art Later in Life35:39 SPONSOR: She Produces Music36:13 Find Your Bees Audience38:02 Owning Your Artist Identity39:56 The Call That Won’t Quit43:59 Social Proof and Attention Hooks49:00 Fire Catalyst and Clean Slate52:45 Never Too Old to Create55:27 Writing "LA to NY"58:28 9/11 Loss and Serendipity01:03:19 Advice: Beat Negative Self Talk01:07:48 Where to Follow Harley DiNardo01:08:29 Coda01:10:13 Featured Song: "LA to NY" by Harley DiNardo Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    Harley DiNardo: Two Record Deals, Two Drop-Offs, and the Fire That Changed Everything

  3. Sep 22

    A Long Hard Road: Tom Sykes on the Career That Kept Selling Him Off—and the Music That Never Left

    Tom Sykes on Cold-Calling John Hammond, Failing Forward in Entertainment, and Making Music in the Age of Algorithms Host Becky Boyland interviews songwriter, writer, filmmaker, and former entertainment executive Tom Sykes, whose music journey began with a cold call to legendary A&R John Hammond, producer of Bob Dylan’s first album and the scout who discovered artists like Bruce Springsteen and Aretha Franklin. Tom describes how low confidence complicated his early momentum, leading him to step back from performing and focus on songwriting—then pivot into entertainment work after taking a video store job in Atlanta that led to marketing roles and decades of “failing forward” through companies including Embassy Pictures, Turner Broadcasting, WEA, and Showtime, where he turned struggling divisions profitable. He discusses keeping music alive amid constant moves, critiques algorithms, streaming economics, and AI-generated music, and emphasizes audience support for indie artists. Tom shares updates on his book A Long Hard Road, documentaries, and ongoing music releases, and points listeners to tomsykesmusic.com. https://youtu.be/_eS1vqbgxcM Connect with Tom Sykes: Website:https://www.tomsykesmusic.comYouTube:https://youtube.com/@tomsykessongsstoriesApple Artist:https://music.apple.com/us/artist/tom-sykes/1706510558Tom’s book, A Long Hard Road:https://www.tomsykesmusic.com/book/ Sponsors: She Produces Music:https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”I Don’t Know for Sure” by Tom Sykes, written by Tom Sykes (used with permission). Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Tom Sykes Interview00:29 Introduction01:38 Welcome, Tom02:45 Records, Liner Notes and a Phone Call06:47 Confidence and Atlanta Move08:14 From Video Store to Studio Job10:25 Entertainment Career Highlights14:00 Living a Double Life14:48 Creative Circles and Collaboration19:23 Story Over Gear22:09 Streaming and Algorithm Problems26:31 SPONSOR: She Produces Music27:05 AI and Authentic Art32:52 Breaking Through as Indie41:41 Dreams Success and Perception49:05 Finding Your Unique Sound52:06 New Releases and Where to Find Tom55:54 Coda57:31 Featured Song: "I Don't Know for Sure" by Tom Sykes Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    A Long Hard Road: Tom Sykes on the Career That Kept Selling Him Off—and the Music That Never Left

  4. Sep 15

    Chris Aarons: Turning Heartbreak Into a DIY Indie Music Career

    Chris Aarons on Building a Music Legacy: DIY Home Recording, Daily Consistency, and Independent Artist Survival Host Becky Boyland interviews Orlando singer-songwriter and self-taught producer Chris Aarons on Second Verse about returning to music, building a legacy, and navigating independent artistry. Chris shares how childhood trumpet, a shift from business to voice and musical theater in college, and mentorship shaped his path, followed by a painful first marriage that pushed him to choose his own dreams and channel grief into songwriting, including “Rain.” He describes guidance from Derric Johnson and studio experiences with his friend Natasha and producer John LaRosa, then launching his first release in February 2020 as COVID hit. Chris explains learning production, recording with improvised DIY booths using blankets and moving supplies, and wearing every hat—marketing, distribution, copyright, and booking—while parenting. He advises starting with what you have, avoiding predatory promises, and showing up daily for music in small consistent sessions. He has released eight originals and three covers and highlights his single “Colors Pass By.” https://youtu.be/gEFTknxdV1U Connect with Chris Aarons: https://www.chrisaaronsofficial.comhttps://chrisaarons.bandcamp.comhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/3s5OjR8qUi2c0wjs05jcQihttps://www.instagram.com/chrisaaronsofficialhttps://www.facebook.com/chrisaaronsofficialhttps://www.tiktok.com/@chrisaaronsofficial Sponsors: She Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”Colors Pass By” by Chris Aarons, written by Christopher Loyd (used with permission). Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Chris Aarons Interview01:38 Welcome and Music Origin Story06:00 Burnout and College Detour11:55 Orlando Dreams and Heartbreak14:02 Healing Through Songwriting18:01 Dating Yourself and Mentorship21:55 First Studio Sessions Magic26:07 Texas Trip and New Love29:31 SPONSOR: She Produces Music30:08 Learning Music Production32:20 No Excuses Recording33:44 DIY Vocal Booth Hacks37:33 Choose Yourself and Create45:30 Start Small and Stay Consistent49:55 Creative Habits Momentum54:20 Living In Sound57:06 Connecting with Chris Aarons01:01:03 Featured Song: "Colors Pass By" by Chris Aarons, written by Christopher Loyd Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    Chris Aarons: Turning Heartbreak Into a DIY Indie Music Career

  5. Sep 8

    From Touring Drummer to Faceless Alt-Rock Artist: Dan From Downingtown

    Dan From Downingtown on Anonymous Alt-Rock, DIY Recording, and Letting Fans Find You | Second Verse Podcast Host Becky Boyland interviews Dan From Downingtown, a masked independent alternative rock/post-hardcore artist who built his solo career after the pandemic shut down his Boston band and pushed him into isolation and songwriting, encouraged by his friend and collaborator Noah. Dan explains how his 2023 debut EP “Stasis” launched a growing cult following and how his latest album “En-tro-py” uses the physics concept of entropy as a metaphor for a love triangle and obsession with the past, recorded largely in his apartment and truck with experimental sound-design techniques. They discuss DIY production, using modern tools to “break” sounds, balancing studio polish with honesty and human performance, why restraint often beats perfection, and how authenticity cuts through an entertainment-driven industry. Dan advises artists to stay financially stable, make mistakes, avoid chasing fame, and create music to tell a story. Connect with Dan from Downingtown: https://www.tiktok.com/@danfromdowningtownhttps://www.instagram.com/dan_from_downingtownhttp://linktr.ee/danfromdowningtownhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/5FpiFYzqJDeWNbzRtwlS54?si=vyWVIBSGQXqMrYL63MWlDg Sponsors: She Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”I Don’t Even Know” by Dan from Downingtown, written by Dan from Downingtown (used with permission). Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Dan from Downingtown00:15 Introduction01:49 Meet Dan03:23 Music Is Human05:28 Boston Drummer Years05:58 Pandemic Pivot08:00 Noah Sparks Stasis10:15 From Dark to Clean13:36 SPONSOR: She Produces Music14:13 DIY Studio Mindset16:18 Breaking the Tools20:09 Honesty Behind Effects24:03 Writing and Recording Workflow27:56 Studio vs Live Mindset28:43 Reamping for Flexibility29:51 Old School Charm32:29 Layering Without Mastering Everything33:03 Too Many Tracks Trap36:29 Why Studios Still Matter38:26 Authenticity and Next Nirvana42:18 Industry Noise and Promotion45:30 Democratization and Duality49:00 Create on Your Terms51:05 Advice for Going All In54:31 Where to Find Dan55:54 Coda59:31 Featured Song: "I Don't Even Know" by Dan from Downingtown Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    From Touring Drummer to Faceless Alt-Rock Artist: Dan From Downingtown

  6. Jul 14

    Prince of Soul Jazz: Nick Stefanacci on Quitting, Quincy Jones, and Saying Yes

    Nick Stefanacci on Saying Yes, Leaving Teaching, and Building Sweet Lion Music Host Becky Boyland interviews saxophonist Nick Stefanacci on Second Verse about his one-word philosophy—“yes”—and how saying yes to gigs and opportunities shaped his career. Nick shares his origin story: growing up in a musical New Jersey family, choosing saxophone in fourth grade, early jazz performances, and mentorship from teacher J. Chuck Sastre, whose death led Nick to launch a memorial scholarship funded by a benefit concert that raised over $20,000. He discusses teaching music for 15 years, resigning mid-year in his 40s for mental health and to pursue music full-time, and reconnecting with faith during the transition. Nick explains his creative approach of continually changing sounds, starting to write his own music after being told he didn’t fit, founding Sweet Lion Music after labels rejected him, and details his album Right Here, Right Now, including a reimagined “Oye Como Va” featuring Santana vocalist Tony Lindsay. https://youtu.be/KZTPMlMLKtQ Connect with Nick Stefanacci: https://www.instagram.com/nickstefanaccimusic/https://www.facebook.com/musicofnickstefanaccihttps://open.spotify.com/artist/52iQrk2ojVRjvyQ5CTyoYn?si=tNiCuV28SJOb6j5VZZvl5whttps://www.youtube.com/@nickstefanaccimusichttps://www.nickstefanaccimusic.com/ Sponsors: Attitude Creativity: https://attitudecreativity.comShe Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”Midnight Affair” by Nick Stefanacci, written by Nick Stefanacci (used with permission). Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Nick Stefanacci Interview00:35 Introduction01:44 Welcome and Origins03:48 Spotlight and Mentors06:16 Teaching Career Starts06:56 Mentor Loss and Giving Back10:15 Leaving Teaching for Music16:08 SPONSOR: Attitude Creativity16:41 SPONSOR: She Produces Music17:16 New Full Time Chapter18:41 How He Writes Music24:56 Breaking Rules and Labels31:01 Arts Pipeline Like Sports34:39 Advice to Just Say Yes38:09 New Album and Singles43:03 Where to Follow and Closing46:17 Coda47:36 Featured Song: "Midnight Affair" by Nick Stefanacci Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    Prince of Soul Jazz: Nick Stefanacci on Quitting, Quincy Jones, and Saying Yes

  7. Apr 28

    What If Your Sound Was Inside You the Whole Time? Michael Isaak Went to Egypt to Find Out

    Michael Isaak on Arabesque Folk, Diaspora Identity, and The Carpet Maker Host Becky Boyland interviews Los Angeles–born Egyptian American musician Michael Isaak about his journey from church hymns, Arabic classics, and early FL Studio production to creating a new sound he calls “arabesque folk.” After making indie folk influenced by Phoebe Bridgers and Sufjan Stevens, a first trip to Egypt at 19 sparked deeper cultural immersion; he brought home an oud, later transferred to Columbia University, studied Arabic language and Arab music history and theory, and joined the Arab Music Ensemble. Michael shares how experimenting and jamming helped Arabic motifs emerge naturally instead of feeling forced, his critique of the “world music” framing, and his goal of building in-person community through intimate shows. They discuss his debut album The Carpet Maker (May 15) and lead single “Hold Your Keys” (March 6), reflecting on diaspora, displacement, and the hope of return. https://youtu.be/YiRyILUz2Jc Connect with Michael Isaak: https://www.instagram.com/michaelisaakmusichttps://tiktok.com/@michaelisaakmusichttps://youtube.com/@michaelisaakmusichttps://open.spotify.com/artist/559rQJZL0GYH9lVU6zi5ey?si=KXUULlsqT16kSTJggFiQ8Ahttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/michael-isaak/1644644907https://michaelisaak.us Sponsors: Attitude Creativity: https://attitudecreativity.comShe Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”Hold Your Keys” by Michael Isaak, written by Michael Isaak & Sohail Bagheri (used with permission). All rights reserved. Timestamps: 0:00 Teaser: Michael Isaak Interview00:38 Introduction02:12 Meet Michael Isaak03:26 Learning to Perform and Produce06:05 Taking the Leap From College07:38 Finding an Arab Folk Identity13:29 Oud Origins and Obsession16:40 Blending Arabic and Western Sounds26:39 Beyond World Music Labels30:51 SPONSOR: Attitude Creativity31:24 SPONSOR: She Produces Music31:59 The Carpet Maker Album Story38:17 Marketing vs Meaning40:46 Building Community Through Shows43:57 Advice and Influences to Explore47:17 Where to Find the Music48:08 Release Dates and Farewell48:51 Coda51:16 Featured Song: "Hold Your Keys" by Michael Isaak, written by Michael Isaak & Sohail Bagheri Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    What If Your Sound Was Inside You the Whole Time? Michael Isaak Went to Egypt to Find Out

  8. Mar 31

    She Played Piano on 9/11—From a Psychiatric Hospital in Manhattan: Prin's Many Verses

    Prin’s Second Verse: From 9/11 Hospitalization to Wellness-Centered Music Production Host Becky Boyland interviews New Jersey-based music producer, author, and educator Prin, who began playing piano by ear at age three, worked as a paid musician by 15, and built a thriving NYC gigging and composing life while at Fordham. After graduating in 2001, untreated bipolar disorder and substance abuse led her into a free inpatient case-study program at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, where she was hospitalized on 9/11, prompting a renewed commitment to mental health. A back injury halted performing for years, shifting her into counseling, education, and writing. After leaving higher ed, she was hit by a car and suffered lasting left-hand nerve damage, later returning to gigs and releasing her first album in 2016. Subsequent car accidents, disc replacement surgery (2019), the pandemic, and her brother’s death after COVID led her into music production, sound healing, and an ambient grief project, “The Calm Principles.” https://youtu.be/OPJ9_mkKL1g Connect with Prin: https://www.facebook.com/musicbyprinhttps://www.instagram.com/musicbyprinhttps://www.tiktok.com/@musicbyprinhttps://musicbyprin.com Sponsors: She Produces Music: https://www.sheproducesmusic.com Featured Song: ”A Long Time Coming” by Prin, written by Princess Yvonne Duma (used with permission). All rights reserved. Timestamps: 00:00 Teaser: Prin's Interview00:26 Introduction01:30 Meet Prin01:53 Early Piano Roots03:16 Stage Fright Breakthrough06:40 Fordham and NYC Hustle09:15 NYC Artist Community11:55 Fear of Original Music13:24 Mental Health Pivot16:30 In the Hospital During 9/1119:36 Back Injury Ends Gigging20:46 Career In Counseling Education22:23 SPONSOR: She Produces Music25:22 Quit Job Then Car Accident28:57 Return to Music and First Album30:45 Finding New Creative Tools31:36 Album Release Gets Derailed33:34 Surgery Recovery Meets Pandemic34:33 Learning Production Independence36:22 Grief Becomes Healing Project38:54 Mental Health and Balance43:19 Letting Songs Be Imperfect47:50 Reinventing Old Songs52:26 Production Tips and Tech01:00:34 Artist Identity and Where to Find Me01:03:05 Coda01:06:20 Featured Song: "A Long Time Coming" by Prin Stream all the released music from Second Verse any time! Add the official Songs from the Second Verse Podcast playlist to your Spotify now! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lPUAY9uBYVVg9fmy03Bj3?si=5211c2db80334285 Or to your Tidal now! https://tidal.com/playlist/c84934ad-2723-4d1a-919e-2aebd4b4974d Starting your own podcast? Sign up with Captivate to host your show today! https://fas.st/t/ZHbLxEpe (affiliate link)

    She Played Piano on 9/11—From a Psychiatric Hospital in Manhattan: Prin's Many Verses
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🎙 Second Verse – Because it’s never too late to make music. Are you an indie artist or creative dreaming of a second chance at your music career? Second Verse is the podcast that celebrates independent musicians, singer-songwriters, and artists who got started—or started again—after a more traditional career. Join host Becky Boyland, a singer-songwriter and music branding expert, as she interviews indie artists who prove that success isn’t just for the young and major-label backed. Each episode dives into real-life stories of artists navigating their second verse in music—overcoming fears, finding their audience, and making their creative dreams a reality. 💡 What You’ll Get: ✅ Inspiring stories from independent musicians who took the leap ✅ Actionable tips for pursuing your music career at any stage ✅ Branding and marketing insights to grow your audience ✅ Motivation to finally take that next step toward your dream No matter where you are on your musical journey, Second Verse will help you feel seen, supported, and ready to take action. Subscribe now, leave a review, and visit secondversepod.com to submit your story, connect on social media, and start your own Second Verse. 🎶 Your dream is still waiting—let’s make music.

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  • Creator
    Becky Boyland
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    40
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 Becky Boyland
  • Show Website
    Second Verse