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What happens when a Nashville studio trip lights a fire you can’t put out? We bring in Husky and JC Boots from 310 Crew Studios to share how a simple “let’s learn it ourselves” turned into a creative business that records artists, shoots concert tours, and crafts crisp, story-first videos for clients across industries. From Big Lake, Minnesota to a tour bus rolling city to city, they show how curiosity becomes craft—and how craft becomes a living.

We dive into the work behind the lens: why clarity beats flashy props, when to use drones for movement and mood, and how to cut a music video that feels like memory without losing momentum. The guys explain how they blend rough phone clips with cinematic shots, how they edit performances to the rhythm of a track, and why composition and pacing matter more than a rented supercar. Along the way, we trade top five debates—Biggie versus Jay, the pull of early Jay-Z, J. Cole’s lyrical weight, and the way taste evolves with time and grind.

The conversation also gets real about the creator’s life. Podcasting isn’t just a mic; it’s planning, setup, editing, and consistency that hits before sunrise. We talk checklists, making setups fast, and how a small team changes everything by reducing friction. Distribution across Apple, Spotify, and more brought surprising reach, including international listeners, which fuels a bigger mission: invite hard stories, turn pain into help, and keep showing up even when fear says step back.

If you’re a musician, videographer, or brand exploring content, this one is packed with practical insight on audio engineering, music videos, live show highlights, client work, and staying prolific with singles. Want to connect with 310 Crew Studios? Visit 310crewstudios.com or find them on Instagram and Facebook @310 Crew. If you enjoyed this conversation, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review—what creative risk are you taking next?

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