On this episode of AMP Radio, we have an incredibly in-depth chat with Thot Squad. With their intense theatre and acting background, Thot Squad brings energy to their performances and music, but in the most authentic way possible. We talk about their growing up, getting into music, and how the Thot Squad project exploded from a one-hit-wonder attempt into the dedicated community that it is today. We get really real about musical inspiration, the past and its effect on where things are today, and of course a little reflection on the AMP Live Session. Lighthearted but real, this is one heck of an authentic conversation with an artist who doesn't know how to be anything but themselves.

Taylor Tatum joins us on AMP Radio to chat about her musical journey and having always been surrounded by music her whole life, and how that inspires her with her own music and the vast influences that find there way into her sound. We talk about her performances and how she feels when performing, plus the performance scene in Flint and how it's been growing with so many great artists. She has great advice for other artists on finding their sound, look and feel for themselves and being as authentic as you can. It's a great chat and we can't wait to see her big upcoming plans come to life!

SIXONESIXX joins us on AMP Radio to discuss her musical journey, from almost falling into it by accident, to growing and healing on the public stage through her music. We talk about what her music represents, how she writes and how we helped bring the emotions behind her music to life with her AMP Session. A very inspiring, talented, up and coming artist you aren't going to want to miss!

The 4 fellas in Small Town Strip Club join us in this episode to talk about their development as a band, how they have been approaching their live shows as well as how it feels to be booking bigger and bigger shows. We talk about the importance of networking, even when shows are small and how that can help grow your career. We also dive into how their AMP Session was almost a metaphor for themselves as a band and their sound.

Darcy Moran joins us this episode (her first podcast episode ever!!) to chat about her journey with music and navigating the Detroit Punk Music Scene. We chat about how important that community was for her getting started, and where she wants to go from there with what she's learned. We chat about her aspirations to find label support as well as to tour the country once her record is out, plus we dive into her writing and where she gets her inspiration.

In this episode of AMP Radio we're joined by Rapper & Producer GS Tha Dream to chat about his music journey, being a producer for his own music as well as others, working with other artists, and how he wants to help the community of Flint, MI. His session was filmed around Flint, and we chat about the significance of that for him, how it represents him, as well as how his surrounding influence his creativity.

Welcome back to AMP Radio! In this episode we're joined by Ethan Maac, to chat about their AMP Live Session. We talk about all things creativity, Ethan's musical journey from Piano to Drums to being a front man for the newly formed Mutual Mind (who was his backing band in this session) along with creating for various different project. We dive into the importance of visuals alongside music and how it affects the experience, along with many more of Ethan's creative endeavours as an artist as well as with Maac Music Records.

Welcome to the first episode of AMP Radio! In this episode we're joined by PKEW PKEW PKEW (aka PKEWx3) to chat about their AMP Live Session. We also dig into the lore of the band, their approach to social media, their thoughts on record labels (who needs them and who doesn't) as well as how they used their AMP Live Session to help their brand as a band.