George Bell is a musician and self-proclaimed cultural entrepreneur.

Alongside his musical talents, he is the owner On:Song, director of the Music Halls Project, and was the director of the Small is Beautiful Festival and ‘captain’ of Nest Collective. Through these various campaigns and companies, he advocates for low carbon technologies, social justice, repurposing churches as concert spaces, music as a way to solve mental health issues and pioneers folk music.

He has played several instruments over the years, including the piano and the piano accordion and currently plays ceilidhs on a regular basis with various outfits.

George joins me to the discuss the widely varied and ever-changing music scene, how it’s evolved and what technology might mean for career musicians.

We talk about staying organised on the road and whether the age-old stereotypes of woefully disorganised artists is based on fact. He also discusses project management, limiting distractions and keeping focused rather than reactive in day-to-day life. We cover his various cultural projects and what inspires him to keep travelling, pioneering and producing in such a challenging industry.

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