Aston and Alex bring you episode 6!  A lengthy chat about the world of paid promotions. Is it worth it. Pros and cons. Getting jobs from fake views. Is it morally correct or not? What is the right way to go about it?  We also review the latest Red Hot Chilli Peppers album 'Return of the Dream Canteen'  And we once again touch on the lives of music dads playing music in foreign countries and how it differs from gigs back home in South Africa.

The dads are back with some new topics in this rollercoaster of an episode. They talk candidly about their personal experiences of parenthood, the rewards and challenges. Aston sings a song paying homage to such challenges before they talk about their respective creative processes. Alex even gives Aston a very "avant grade" challenge...

The problem with technology is that it's just so amazingly distracting, why can't we get anything done (besides our priorities of course)? The boys dive into what practice means to them (Thanks Kenny for the suggestion). Alex performs one of his best songs (Hope you enjoy Aggie) as they traverse through another episode of chats with music dads, thanks for listening!!

In this episode the dads delve into their experiences of....becoming dads. They reminisce about the moment they found out that they would become fathers and share their thoughts about a social media influenced future. 

After much careful deliberation and planning, Alex and Aston have recorded a second episode of “Chats with Music Dads”. Having received more than two subscribers on YouTube it felt most appropriate to keep their small but much loved audience informed. They touch on their time on “The Voice SA”, the logistics of a self promoted music tour and share some nuggets of muso wisdom they picked up along the way.

A shallow dive in the lives of working musician dad's Alex Cavan and Aston Wylie. After briefly introducing themselves, they touch on the typical lifestyle logistics of having a predominantly "night job" and the trial by fire system of obtaining work as a musician in a new country. Subscribe and join to hear more in depth discussions on these and other topics