Great Exposure

Born in Irving, Tx and exposed to the Honky-Tonk scene from a young age, Jaty has been singing and playing guitar for over 25 years. Jaty started his career as a professional musician in Columbus, Ohio, where he won the Rude Dog Music Competition, the Buckeye Lake Winery Battle of the Bands, and was the winner of the Columbus Songwriters Association: 2014 Songwriters Showdown. At the end of 2015 he moved back to Arizona where he began building a band. With a rock influenced, upbeat country set, the band is now focused on Jaty’s original music, and growing their fanbase in Arizona. The band, now known as Jaty & the Black Stallions, plays shows for crowds across Arizona and at Phoenix favorites, Bourbon Jacks Chandler, Dierks Bentley Whiskey Row, Handlebar J and more.

Kash Jaeger is a drummer, musical director, and producer based in Phoenix, AZ. Known for his versatility, Kash has collaborated with a range of artists, including recent American Idol winner Abi Carter, the legendary emo band Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Carr, Laur Elle, Sorry X, and many more. At just 27, he has performed on stages from intimate club settings to grand arenas. Kash's greatest strength lies in his unwavering commitment to a "gold standard" mindset, bringing excellence and passion to every performance and production.

On episode #51 Brittney and Tanner get into "Brat Summer" and how house music is now made its way into main stream pop. We also continue our past topic of mixing in key, and how Tanner is struggling with the learning curve of doing just that.

Whether it's experiencing heartbreak from a young age or her nostalgia for youth, the 18-year old singer-songwriter Alex Krimm transcends the ideas of modern day grief through her songs. While this may sound heavy, Krimm beautifully writes about her experiences in a way that captivates you from the start. Her music creates a sense of peace within the chaos of her emotions.

Alex Krimm was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona and spent her childhood performing for friends and family. Krimm has been writing her own songs and performing them live since she was 15-years old at local performances in both Arizona and California.

At 17-years old, Krimm moved from Phoenix, Arizona to Los Angeles, California to pursue her musical endeavors full time. Krimm is currently recording her debut album which is scheduled to release later this year. The buzz around Alex Krimm's future is no little thing, she is ready to have to the world hear what she has to say.

Nikki Shue is a gigging veteran that started off learning how to gig at open mics and coffee shops. Her story is enlightening with the struggles of making it a full time living, and overcoming different obstacles.

We're so back. Episode #48 with firefighter, paramedic, and country sangin', classic rock guitar slangin', Jake Jones.

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I am sorry that the podcast has not been super consistent lately. Here is an update on what's going on!

On this week's episode, we dive into making the decision of playing music as a full time living, and what you should consider before doing so.

Visiting AZ his entire life, his love for the desert made the move from Chicago in 2022, looking to share his knowledge and style of DJing with Arizona. We get into the differences of the music business from state to state.

Deal James is one of the most unique artists Groove Booking has worked with. His funky style and remix of songs has led to him being a favorite in any city that he performs in.

Most recently, Deal moved to New York City to play music full time, and is now splitting time between NYC and Arizona once again.

We chat a lot about what it takes to not only perform, but simply live in NYC.