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Frank Turner ‘Be good at what you do. Be really good. Be unignorable.’

Romain Axisa “I find it easy to stay grounded because I see it for what it is. It’s just music. As wonderful & magical as it can be, it’s only music.”

Zach Andersen True Love, Video Games & Life Changing Injuries

Mar 20, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

I like to blur the lines between fiction & reality. While I write about personal experiences in some songs, I also draw inspiration from video games, anime, movies, comics, etc. Taking fictional characters, settings & scenarios and mixing them with real life experiences.

FolkPopSongwriter

Missy Miss Behave Soundscapes, Basslines & Jagged Weather

Mar 8, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

Jagged Weather is a journal or sonic synopsis of my first 11 months transitioning from male to female. It deals with the stress of acknowledging the rift that exists between your internal sense of being & how the outside world perceives you.

EDMElectronicaNeo Classical

Chlo Subia Songwriting, Vulnerability, High School & Live Shows

Mar 7, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

I love the feeling music can bring to an audience no matter who you are or where you’re from. It’s a universal language where you can share emotions, feelings & passions & hopefully affect who is listening.

PopSongwriterTrip-Hop

Saemonae Dreams, Poetry, Hip Hop, Soul & Seattle Rain

Mar 7, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

Current music doesn’t feel or sound like it’s coming from the soul or a good place.That’s probably because the world is in a shitty state. We’re all going through it whether we admit it or not. You can hear it in the music.

Hip-Hop

Turquoise Willie Live Music, Willie Nelson, Distorted Truths & Food

Mar 6, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

I’m a firm believer that an album should be a complete thought, from the continuity of the sound through to the order of the songs. A lot of times people will record over a long period of time, which often leads to something that seems disjointed.

AmericanaBlues Rock

Phil Cooper Songwriting, Live Shows & The Future Of Independent Music

Mar 5, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

A quick plea to music lovers: The future of independent music is dependent on you. You are the reason that an artist will become “the next big thing”, so don’t be shy. If you like an artist’s music – tell people, share it.

PopPop-RockSongwriter

The Bailsmen Gypsy Jazz, Jam Nights & New York City Life

Feb 28, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

It’s infectious to hear two guitars & bass playing the same thing that a drummer in a dance band would normally play. It’s also really exciting to be playing jazz & have folks dance to it.

Gypsy JazzSwing

Daniel Biro Keyboards, Nostalgia & Keeping The Fire Alive

Feb 26, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

The older I get the more I find my inspiration in my memories of youth. I know it’s a bit sentimental, but trying to recapture those first musical emotions that possessed me when I was young puts me back into my creative zone.

ElectronicaInstrumentalJazzJazz FusionTrip-Hop

Marshall Love Hip Hop, Hope & Changing The Social Consciousness

Feb 25, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

It’s easy to sit around & shit on what we don’t like about ‘mainstream’ Hip Hop, but I think that has more to do with jealousy in a lot of cases or even just subjectivity. Hip Hop is about self expression & personal truth.

Hip-Hop

Winds & Walls Satellites, Songwriting & Concept Albums

Feb 23, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

The music industry has changed so much & most artists aren’t interested in creating full-length albums anymore. I believe that life & music is a journey told one song at a time, one chapter at a time. Satellites is our manifestation of that belief.

Alt PopSongwriterTrip-Hop

City Of Union Birds Of Paradise, Songwriting, MGMT & Tolkien

Feb 15, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

Never stop learning. Read books & poetry & short stories. Watch documentaries & educational videos. Go to private classes & seminars and meet ups. Always take the chance to learn something new.

Electro PopIndieSongwriterTrip-Hop

Bizza Caviar Hip Hop, Discipline & Showmanship

Feb 2, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

Freedom with discipline. We build on concepts & flows that can be perceived as reality – we always search for individuality in each track, once we get clarity on what is the main topic then the lyrics just come naturally.

Hip-Hop
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