Jam Sesh

In this episode, I sit down with LA-based singer-songwriter Hudson McVay to explore his journey from childhood music lessons to pursuing music full-time. Hudson discusses leaving Berklee, moving to LA, creating his “dream folk” sound, and how emotion, self-discovery, and creative blocks shape his songwriting.

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In this episode, indie rock artist Emma from lucky break opens up about navigating the music industry as a woman, from overcoming self-doubt and gender dynamics to building a trusted support network. She also shares how she uses music, writing, and visual art to define her identity and success on her own terms.

In this episode, Dion Ranck from the Youtube Channel 'Dion the Taurus' shares her insights on the intersection of fashion, music, and culture. She explores how aesthetics influence identity, the evolution of fashion trends, and the cosmic element behind stardom. We also talk about her deep passion for Taylor Swift's music, exploring her evolution, vulnerability, and the cultural impact of her artistry.

In this engaging conversation, independent artist Madisyn Brown shares her journey from childhood dreams of music to navigating the complexities of the music industry. We discuss the challenges of being an independent artist, the importance of self-belief, and the healing power of songwriting. Madisyn reflects on her influences, her creative process, and the realities of promoting music in today's digital landscape. With aspirations for future releases and collaborations, she emphasizes the significance of following one's passion and intuition in the pursuit of artistic success.

In this episode of the Jam Sesh podcast, we talk to drummer Hayden Overend, who shares his journey into the world of drumming and punk music. Hayden discusses his early influences, the appeal of punk, and how he embodies the punk ethos in his daily life. He talks about balancing work in a drum shop with his music career, joining punk bands, and the collaborative songwriting process.

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In this episode of the Jam Sesh podcast, we talk to drummer Hayden Overend, who shares his journey into the world of drumming and punk music. Hayden discusses his early influences, the appeal of punk, and how he embodies the punk ethos in his daily life. He talks about balancing work in a drum shop with his music career, joining punk bands, and the collaborative songwriting process.

Check out Hayden on Instagram: @haydenoverend

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This new series covers the most significant music of every generation in the past century. In this episode, we explore the evolution of jazz music and its cultural significance, particularly focusing on the Lost Generation. From how jazz emerged as a form of expression during a time of disillusionment to rebellion against traditional norms, we analyze the generational shifts in music, the impact of historical events on artistic expression, and the ongoing relevance of these themes in contemporary culture.

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In this episode of the Jam Sesh podcast, Terra Lopez, a multifaceted artist, shares her journey through music, her experiences with vulnerability, and the importance of mental health in the music industry. She discusses her evolution from Sister Crayon to Rituals of Mine, her collaborative approach to music, and the healing power of art. Terra also reflects on her influences, the political nature of art, and the significance of addressing mental health issues within the creative community. Through her podcast and art installations, she aims to foster empathy and understanding in society.

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Welcome to my very first interview on the Jam Sesh podcast! Today's guest is Sierra Noelle who raps about mental health. We talk about her songwriting process, her experience with the mental health system, and being a diehard Demi Lovato fan. My audio is a little distorted in the beginning but it gets resolved in about a minute.

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Finally, the third and final installment of the Kurt Cobain series. I hope you enjoyed listening as much as I enjoyed talking. And don't worry, this won't be the last time I talk about Kurt Cobain or Nirvana. There will be plenty more to come in the future.

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