<p>Producer/Engineer Casey DiIorio spills about working with artists like Snoop Dogg and R Kelly and what it's like to watch true genius at work, why he's never not worked in the music biz and has no intention of leaving despite navigating the ups and downs of the uncertain world of owning a recording studio in the wake of the laptop-studio revolution. </p>

Producer/Engineer Casey DiIorio spills about working with artists like Snoop Dogg and R Kelly and what it's like to watch true genius at work, why he's never not worked in the music biz and has no intention of leaving despite navigating the ups and downs of the uncertain world of owning a recording studio in the wake of the laptop-studio revolution.

<p>Producer/Engineer Casey DiIorio spills about working with artists like Snoop Dogg and R Kelly and what it's like to watch true genius at work, why he's never not worked in the music biz and has no intention of leaving despite navigating the ups and downs of the uncertain world of owning a recording studio in the wake of the laptop-studio revolution.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 33 - Casey DiIorio

Musician/engineer/bartender Allen Epley talks with artists of all walks and at all levels of success about their own unique journeys and jobs they've worked in order to follow their passions. Many successful musicians, actors, filmmakers, composers, and comedians still have side gigs that afford them the ability to create their art for us. Some get to work in their chosen field and some work jobs that are convenient and make that buck. It is this unique hustle that's at the heart of this podcast. How exactly does the sausage get made when there are bills to be paid? And what drives these maniacs to make our desperate lives better with their art when the pay-off often fulfills their hearts but not their bank accounts?

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Episode 33 - Casey DiIorio

Episode 33 - Casey DiIorio