94twenty podcast Carl Allocco

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about how sometimes a song needs to be sung by the person who wrote it. Also, is podcast the right term for what we are doing? And how obscure 'styles' of music are just as valid as mainstream music. Our featured artists are Carolena, Bridget Rian and Carrie Welling in a throwback to some really sync-able music we already have highlighted in previous episodes.



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Links from this episode:

Carolena

Frank Sinatra

Nelson Riddle

Episode 29 

Ixtahuele

Cocaine and Rhinestone Podcast 

Bridget Rian

Episode 37

Episode 39

Carrie Welling

Episode 22

Billy Joel

Bruce Springsteen 

In this episode, we talk about how music from "back in the day" can have a new life! As long as the music is quality and it matches the mood of the project, any song from any era can land a sync deal. We also discuss our latest venture SyncNdex (check it out, especially if you are a music supervisor!), and our thoughts on what is going on with NFT's (or simply N's) and art. Our featured artist this week is the band Carl and the Passion, a throwback to the 1980s.



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Carl and the Passion

Neat Records - Metal Label

The Beatles

Bob Irwin

Big Planet Noise

SyncNdex

Real Housewives - Bravo

CALM the band

NFT's 

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about how the music industry is starting to open back up since the start of COVID, and how it has changed how artists are making money (as we predicted back in older episodes). We also talk about what LIVE shows will look like, and question if other musicians actually enjoy going out and seeing other artists perform. Our featured artist is Ethan Gold. Remember to listen all the way through to hear some exclusive answers to our "Question of the Week" from Ethan.



Links to items in this episode:

Ethan Gold

Richard Loyd

Tom Verlaine

Lakeside Management

Pink Documentary

Woodstock 69'

Jimmy Hendrix

Bon Jovi

Chris Stapleton

Bluebird Cafe

Panic at the Disco

The Beatles

Lucid Dreaming 

In this episode of the podcast, we discuss how terrestrial radio still has value for music artists looking to succeed in their music careers. We have a new "Carl's Rule" that's fairly ridiculous. And we also raise the question: When does an EP become an album? Our featured artist this week is Rayne Johnson. Be sure to listen through to hear his answers to our "Questions of the Week."



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Links in this episode:

Rayne Johnson

99 Bananas

Fort Lormy, Country Concert

Tin Roof Acoustic Tour 

Where other episodes live... 

Mandolin - Rayne Johnson 

In the episode of the 94twenty podcast, we discuss how the discovery of music is changing and the power that podcasts combined with radio can have in promoting artists' careers. We also talk about what happens when artists go mainstream. And, is there truly a "youth culture"? Our featured artist is Hadley Park, who answers their very own questions of the week!



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Links from this episode:

Hadley Park

Retrospect EP

Things I've Learned

Billie Eilish

Katy Perry

Madonna

MTV 

Mother Day's 2020 - Ep. 5

Hadley Park Christmas - Ep. 26

The Beatles

Chasing Dreams and Raising Babies Podcast

Fleetwood Mac

Living Large - Music Video

Time's a Thief - Music Video

In this episode of the podcast, we discuss sync-licensing and our thoughts around what discovery should look like for music supervisors. How much we enjoy the style of music for this week's featured artist, and how there really is nothing more authentic than recording to tape because of its limitations and creativity that sparks. We also had our featured artist, Paul Loren, answer some great questions regarding his latest project!



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Links in this episode:

Paul Loren

Sam Cooke

Pokey LaFarge

Johnny Rivers

Elvis Presley

Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Pink Floyd

The Beatles

I Know A Place - Petula Clark

All By Myself - Eric Carmen

The Notebook

DJ Fontana

LakeSide Management Company

HARIZ

Motown Museum 

Queen

Guy Clark

TownVans Zandt

John Prine

Emmylou Harris

Brandy Carlile

Sturgill Simpson

Margo Price