DROP ME OFF IN NASHVILLE PODCAST

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  • SABASTIAN ROBERTS IN HOLLYWOOD

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    Sabastian Roberts Talks Hollywood, Music & Recording with Legendary Producer David Kershenbaum

    Hollywood, hit records, legendary producers, and the stories behind the music!

    On this episode of Drop Me Off in Nashville, host Scottie Hugger sits down with recording artist Sabastian Roberts for a conversation about Hollywood, the entertainment industry, and the record Sabastian made with legendary music producer David Kershenbaum.

    Kershenbaum's remarkable career includes producing Tracy Chapman's groundbreaking debut album featuring Fast Car, Joe Jackson's Look Sharp! and Night and Day, and Joan Baez's Diamonds & Rust. His credits also include remixing Duran Duran's Rio for the American market and working with major artists including Supertramp and Peter Frampton.

    With four Grammy nominations and a career spanning decades, Kershenbaum has helped shape some of the most recognizable recordings in popular music.

    Sabastian shares his experiences in Hollywood, his journey as a recording artist, and what it means to work with a producer whose credits stretch across generations of music history.

    It's another inside look at the music business, the people who make the records, and the experiences that shape an artist's career.

    Drop Me Off in Nashville — Real Music. Real Stories. Real Nashville!

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    53 min
  • SO YOU WANT TO BE AN ARTIST

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    The Real Truth About Trying to Make It in Nashville — Scottie & Sabastian Roberts

    Everybody dreams of coming to Nashville and becoming the next big star. But what's it REALLY like trying to make it in Music City?

    Join Scottie Hugger and recording artist Sabastian Roberts on Drop Me Off in Nashville as they pull back the curtain on the music business. From finding the right songs and recording in Nashville studios to spending money on producers, musicians, promotion, radio and music videos, they talk about what it actually takes to build a career.

    They also get into the rejection, broken promises, expensive mistakes, industry connections, celebrity collaborations and the people who promise you the world but don't always deliver.

    Is talent enough? How much money does it really take? Who can you trust? And how do you keep chasing your dream when Nashville keeps telling you NO?

    Scottie brings his years of music-industry experience, while Sabastian shares what it's like being the artist living through it.

    No sugarcoating. No overnight-success fairy tales. Just two guys talking about the real music business, the lessons they've learned and why the dream is still worth chasing.

    Drop Me Off in Nashville — Music • Stories • Real Country

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    33 min
  • SABASTIANS BACK- PART ONE

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    Drop Me Off In Nashville Welcomes Back Sabastian Roberts. We talk about everything! Part One~

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    1 hr 6 min
  • MUSIC ROAD PLUGGER

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    Music Road Plugger gives songwriters and independent artists a professional path to real music-industry opportunities. Every properly completed submission receives a human listen, written PDF feedback, and a clear decision within 30 days. Qualified songs may be considered for artist, publisher, producer, and sync opportunities. Stop knocking on closed doors—put your music on the right road at MusicRoadPlugger.com

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    2 min
  • HEROS- LORETTA LYNN, CHARLEY PRIDE & GARTH BROOKS

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    My Musical Heroes: Garth Brooks, Charley Pride & Loretta Lynn

    This episode of Drop Me Off in Nashville is personal. I’m talking about three artists who helped shape my love for country music: Garth Brooks, Charley Pride, and Loretta Lynn—where they came from, the obstacles they overcame, the careers they built, and why their music still matters.

    But this isn’t just about their hits and awards. I share my own memories of spending time with Charley Pride, being at his home and around him in the studio; my unforgettable experiences with Loretta Lynn at the Ryman, Hurricane Mills, and through Legends & Lyrics; and the night I found myself standing next to Garth Brooks at the Ryman—and completely froze.

    Three legends. Three incredible journeys. And three reminders that talent is only part of the story. Hard work, perseverance, kindness, staying true to yourself, and never forgetting where you came from—that’s what makes a legend.

    Join me for one of my most personal episodes yet as I honor three of my musical heroes.

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    Music • Stories • Real Country

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    38 min
  • PROMOTERS SUCK! HIGH TICKET PRICES!

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    How Promoters Screw the Consumer: The Truth Behind Concert Ticket Prices

    Why can one major artist sell tickets for around $150 while another concert suddenly costs $300, $400, or more?

    In this episode of Drop Me Off in Nashville, Scott Hugger breaks down what really happens behind major concert ticket pricing—from artist guarantees and promoter profit margins to service fees, premium seating, dynamic pricing, resale tickets, venue costs, production expenses, parking, merchandise, and everything else that gets added before the fan ever reaches their seat.

    We look at the difference between standard admission, platinum pricing, VIP packages, and resale, and explain why the price you see on your screen does not always mean the artist is personally charging that amount.

    We also ask the bigger question: when some superstar artists can deliberately keep prices lower, how much of today’s sky-high ticket pricing is truly necessary—and how much is simply what promoters and the market know consumers will pay?

    If you have ever stared at a $400 concert ticket and wondered, “Where in the hell is all this money going?” — this episode is for you.

    Know the ticket. Know the fees. Know who set the price before you hit BUY.

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    Music • Stories • Real Country

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    41 min

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Drop Me Off in Nashville is a raw and real podcast that dives into the stories behind the music, the artists chasing their dreams, and the industry insiders who help shape them. Hosted by…