Given that BJJ is the fastest growing martial art in America, the need for some directly interconnected music and creativity seemed long overdue. We dig into that, plus what it is about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that brings people together so effectively, and plenty more.
Interviews
Armed with a brand new single and video celebrating the very best in his divine vocal fluidity and nostalgic RnB presence, Marion Park kindly took part in an interview. We talk about the latest singles, the upcoming album, his plans for live shows, and plenty more. Here’s how it went. * * * Hi Marion … Continued
“The biggest ambition is to keep learning more and more from my own learning capabilities, but also meeting more musicians from the music scene and learning and growing further whilst watching what techniques they use.”
To coincide with the release of his sublime new EP Love Letters Melt In Arizona Summers, we caught an interview with rapper and artist Tommy Will. We dig into the emotional depth of these tracks, the humility of the old-school conscious Hip Hop approach, songwriting and bars, and maintaining authenticity in a fast-paced industry. Here’s the conversation in full.
Following the release of his funky synth-soaked anthem No Driver, a song that directly takes on the concept of tech-controlled cars and the future of the daily commute, we caught an interview with lifelong musician and performer Ronkat Spearman, to find out more about the song, the upcoming EP, and his journey to this point. Here’s how it went.
“Music has always been a significant part of my life; I picked up the guitar in high school, although I’ve had my ups and downs with it. I’ve enjoyed creating content on YouTube for years, primarily doing song covers. However, I ventured into writing original music toward the end of 2023, and it’s been an exciting creative journey ever since.”
“What I love about living in Argentina is how musical the country is. Almost everyone plays an instrument or sings, and professional musicians often master multiple instruments, compose music, and handle mixing and production.”
“In order to find your niche you’d have to first find out who you are. Find your aesthetic, make a Pinterest board, figure out what you stand for and who your target audience might be.”
“All of this has been extraordinary. I’m a guy in a house in Midwest USA. I’ve spent years looking out of this window. I never thought I would be in a place where someone on the other side of the world is reading the words I’m saying or hearing the songs I wrote. “
“I am into the music more than profit. I honestly believe I can earn my place at the top of the music industry but may need help from talented musicians and producers. Ultimately my goal is to abolish filler songs in the music industry with the influence I have.”
To celebrate the release of his debut EP Biting The Hand That Feeds, we caught an interview with Christian Metal artist Feet in the Fire.
We talk about the inspiration for making the project, the bible stories behind the songs, and the challenges of intertwining the intensity of heavy metal with the peaceful living of Christian Faith.
Taking time out from his busy schedule, Music Director and Ableton Live specialist Conrad Askland – currently touring the globe with the iconic Cirque du Soleil – kindly stopped by for an interview.