Danny Nono, the founder of Big Eleanor Records, joins the Major Music Lounge to discuss his transition from Punk Rock to establishing a hip-hop record label. Danny also provides valuable insights into his management approach, particularly in collaborating with different artists. Additionally, he emphasizes the significance of conducting interviews with music creators, highlighting its benefits for networking and introducing new audiences to their work.

In this interview with the Major Music Lounge Podcast, UK producer 16 Sounds Beats discusses his recent collaborations with fellow UK artist Reveal. The conversation goes into the ongoing debate surrounding artificial intelligence in music and his insights into the evolving landscape of online beat sales in 2026. Watch new episodes of the Major Music Lounge on YouTube and listen on all podcasts streaming platforms.

Electronic music artist Alpine Universe joins the Major Music Lounge podcast to discuss his latest release, titled Kordee. He shares insights into his journey from France to Los Angeles, where he pursued a degree in filmmaking. This transition eventually led him to explore music publishing, also working on film and television projects. Additionally, Alpine Universe recounts his achievement of surpassing 130 million streams on Spotify

Infinite and Brick, an uncle and nephew duo who are not only music videographers but also hosts of the All About Me Podcast, joined the Major Music Lounge podcast to discuss their journey from collaborating on music videos years ago to launching their All About Me Podcast. The All About me Podcast covers music culture, wellness, and artist interviews. They also shared their future plans for the remainder of 2026.

Hip-hop artist Soma 79 and music producer Anthony Church join the Major Music Lounge Podcast to discuss their latest collaboration album, titled Zero For The Hour. They go into their creative process behind the album and talk about how a podcast interview on Anthony Church’s Proven Knowledge podcast led to their collaboration and eventual meeting in person

In this episode of the Major Music Lounge, I delve into the recent news of Native Instruments entering insolvency and explore its potential implications for the music production community.

The WWE had Westside Gunn escorted from a $5,000 front row seat he purchased a ticket to attend Monday Night Raw. In this episode I discuss my thoughts on the whole situation.

J-Steve, the producer and founder of Premax Records, joins the Major Music Lounge Podcast with Singer-Songwriter LaBrittney Dashae to discuss their latest single, “Meant To Be.” They also share how J-Steve discovered LaBrittney on Instagram through seeing her singing on one of her posts, which led them to collaborate on music and their creative process as an artist-producer duo.

Producer and artist Pzazz Psyxtine of the hip-hop collective Pothole City joins the Major Music Lounge podcast to discuss his over three-decade journey as a music creator. This journey ultimately led him to Brooklyn, New York, where he uses the classic ASR 10 and FL Studio to produce his instrumentals. He also explains his initial decision to release music on Bandcamp, citing the greater profitability of major music platforms for creators compared to streaming on Spotify or other online platforms.

Herc GTH joins the Major Music Lounge to talk about his latest EP Novi Presents A Surreal Moment In Time and his creative process behind working on this album, how Herc also uses content to help grow his fan base and network and also how he seeks tv/film sync licensing opportunities.