Creator to Creators With Meosha Bean

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Filmmaker Meosha Bean hosts in-depth interviews with creatives from around the world, exploring trending topics and industry insights. Join the global conversation. email bambeano16@gmail.com Instagram.com/meoshabeanofficial/ M.V.B Films Productions Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

  1. 4d ago

    Creator to Creators S8 Ep 21 Voltaire's Ghost

    https://www.voltairesghost.com Instagram Bio Voltaire’s GhostVoltaire’s Ghost is a gothic rock trio from Western Colorado with a penchant for love, death, and the sounds in between. Comprised of Ruby Juhl on vocals, Joshua Eggstaff on drums, and Magnus on guitars and production, the band has been creating music together since 2023, touring throughout California, Texas, and Colorado and bringing their distinctive sound to the stages of renowned venues across the region.Following the success of their 2025 record Death Becomes You, Voltaire’s Ghost earned a Semi Finalist placement in America’s Next Top Hitmaker, sponsored by Rolling Stone, competing against more than 70,000 contestants. The recognition helped propel a run of singles that ultimately led to the band’s 13 track album Black Petals Fallen.Recorded in Colorado and mixed in Los Angeles, Black Petals Fallen was engineered by Grammy nominated Joe Ayoub. The album captures the band’s evolving sound while exploring its recurring themes of love, loss, darkness, and mortality. Its fourth single, “‘Till The Break of Day,” takes a softer and more romantic turn, offering a bittersweet slow dance that steps outside the album’s predominantly gothic atmosphere.The song tells the story of two people destined to share only one night together, capturing the beauty and sadness of a love that cannot last. “‘Till The Break of Day” continues Voltaire’s Ghost’s fascination with the intersection of love and death, but approaches those themes with warmth and vulnerability.The song began years ago as a rough demo written by Magnus. When Ruby and Josh discovered the original recording, they immediately connected with its emotional potential. What started as a simple sketch gradually became a fully realized collaboration, with Ruby’s expressive vocals and Josh’s instinctive drumming transforming the original idea into something much more expansive.Magnus describes the evolution simply: “It went from a rough sketch to a beautiful painting.”Ruby preserved the original lyrics while bringing her own phrasing and emotional interpretation to the song. Josh found an immediate connection with the arrangement, recognizing an opening for drums that allowed him to shape the track naturally. “This one was easy to jump into and start playing,” he says. “It captured me right away. It’s my favorite song on the album, even though it’s a softer song.”The band describes “‘Till The Break of Day” as a song that has gradually become “more sweet than bitter.” At its heart, the track is about recognizing the rare people who feel like home from the moment we meet them and holding on to those connections, even when circumstances make them impossible to keep. It explores the timeless question of whether it is better to experience love and lose it or never experience it at all.“‘Till The Break of Day” is scheduled for release on August 14, while Black Petals Fallen is available for digital purchase on Bandcamp. A vinyl pre order is also available through the band’s website. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

    Creator to Creators S8 Ep 21 Voltaire's Ghost
  2. 4d ago

    Creator to Creators S8 Ep 20 Skyve

    Listen Here Spotify Bio Skyve: Blending Genres, Breaking ExpectationsArtist Skyve is a versatile musician who refuses to be confined to one sound. As both a passionate listener and creator, he draws inspiration from a wide range of genres and brings those influences together in unexpected ways. His latest track, “Eternal Time,” is a perfect example of his genre-bending approach.At first, “Eternal Time” carries the breezy, melodic feel of an indie rock song. As the track develops, however, Skyve surprises listeners with a rap verse, followed by R&B-inspired vocal harmonies. The contrast reflects his musical identity: while rap remains his home base, he enjoys experimenting with guitar, singing, and different styles of production.“Eternal Time” began as an older demo that Skyve revisited with producer Jordan Lyles. Together, they transformed the original idea into a refreshed and more dynamic track, adding guitars, drums, vocals, and new production elements.“This one was much easier to make because we built on the template that was already there. We added guitars, drums and some other things. The goal was to refresh an old project.”The result is an upbeat, light, and catchy song designed to make listeners feel good. Although the lyrics were written with intention, Skyve wanted the overall experience to feel effortless and enjoyable.The guitar-driven side of “Eternal Time” may be especially surprising to longtime listeners, considering Skyve has only been playing guitar for about three years. Working with the chords he knows, he has developed a sound that proves technical experience isn't the only ingredient needed to create something that connects with an audience.Skyve’s creative inspiration also comes from an unexpected place: the animated Sing films. Watching the characters perform and command the stage inspired him to pursue music and develop his own presence as an artist.His ability to move between genres comes naturally from the way he experiences music himself. Skyve listens to multiple styles and believes that being an artist doesn't mean having to stay in one lane. “Eternal Time” brings together indie rock, rap, and R&B influences while still maintaining his signature foundation in hip-hop.Skyve understands that his willingness to experiment may surprise his audience, but he sees that unpredictability as a strength. Rather than limiting his artistry to one sound, he wants listeners to discover something new every time he releases music.For Skyve, genre fusion isn't simply an experiment—it's part of who he is as an artist. “Eternal Time” represents his willingness to take risks, revisit his past work, and turn familiar ideas into something fresh, catchy, and unexpected. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

    Creator to Creators S8 Ep 20 Skyve
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Filmmaker Meosha Bean hosts in-depth interviews with creatives from around the world, exploring trending topics and industry insights. Join the global conversation. email bambeano16@gmail.com Instagram.com/meoshabeanofficial/ M.V.B Films Productions Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.