Key Change

Mar 22 2023

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Key Change is a Musician's Roundtable. We bring on local artists, singers, talent bookers, venue owners, sound engineers, and just about everyone who makes our local music scene work. And we talk about the intricacies of being a local musician. What are the challenges? What does the daily grind look like?From there our hope is we can pump value back into the local scene through connection and storytelling.

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Music and Mental Health

Mar 22 2023 43 mins

Music and Mental Health are connected. And in a time where there is more talk and conversation about mental health in our society, we as musicians need to figure out how our craft can elevate the movement. In this episode we sit down with Eli (a music therapist) and Miriam (a full time musician) to talk about the ways they see music impacting their brains, hearts, and emotions.

Audio Engineers And Behind The Scenes Work

Jan 31 2023 54 mins

If you attend a local show, it's probably because you want to see an artist you really like. But have you ever wondered how many people it takes to pull off a concert? In any music production there are so many "behind the scenes" workers who help make it possible. On this episode, we got a chance to sit down with some awesome audio engineers to talk about their work. Hakeem Dodley

Starting A Career In Music

Jan 05 2023 45 mins

Do you want to be an independent artist? For this next episode, we chat with the folks who are on the ground doin' the thing. These are musicians, singers, rappers, and creators who are actively trying to make their art their full time passion. You will hear them chat about making music in a digital age, how they got their start, and discuss if music should have an impact on the au

An Introduction to the Musician's Roundtable

Dec 06 2022 57 mins

Music has the power to do so much more than we realize. It impacts our mental health, it builds community, and it brings joy to the listener. But the reality is independent artists and local musicians are struggling to keep their artistic endeavors afloat We have often heard of the "struggling artist" but where does this idea come from? And why can't we change that? You have an opp