In this episode, I sit down with Sulo King — club promoter, musician, wellness coach, and entrepreneur — for a raw, honest conversation about the evolution of the San Diego music scene… and what it really takes to survive in it.
We dive into how things used to be vs. what they are now — from packed clubs and organic connection to the post-pandemic shift that changed everything. The scene didn’t just evolve… it got disrupted.
We talk about:
What the pandemic really did to nightlife and music culture
Why some artists and promoters disappeared… and others adapted
The balance between ego, authenticity, and staying relevant
The unexpected power of humility and kindness in a competitive scene
Why being rebellious still matters — now more than ever
This episode is for artists, creators, and anyone navigating change — especially if you’ve ever felt like the game shifted overnight.
Because it did.
And the ones who make it?
They’re not just talented…
They’re adaptable, grounded, and unapologetically themselves.
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