By Jellyhead Collective
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
Andy sits with promoter, friend, Justin Saunders to discuss the rise and fall of what was once Pomona, California's very active music scene and the void that should be filled within the community.
Richard Delgado is somewhat of an anomaly. He's a musician, audio engineer, and entrepreneur who works full time 6 to 7 days a week and still finds a way to be happy. He talks to us about his ability to turn the chaos of life into pure productivity and gratitude in this week's inspiring episode.
On this episode, Andy sits with Graham Ginsberg, a good friend and an awesome Live Audio Engineer we're thankful to have met.
Andy sits down with John Lares of Cielo Agency. Our discussion on show production, artist expectations, and booker misconceptions may help those wondering, "why can't I get shows", and better yet "what can I do to improve my shows?" Join us as John helps break some of these questions down.
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Wax Children stops by the Jellyhead Studio to talk about the album their fans have all been waiting for, details on their hiatus, life, addiction, being fathers, and working to provide while still pursuing their passions.
In this very special episode of the Jellyhead Podcast, Andy sits with Maxx as he describes his horrific car accident that nearly took his life and how these random moments can kick your ass into depression or into gear. After some tear-jerking moments, the Jellyhead crew heads to Big Ego Studios for a recording session with Maxx's band, WIRES, where we get to speak with the incomparable Thomas Pridgen (The Mars Volta, The Memorials). He gives two cents on the industry and how he views Los Angeles from the outside looking in.
Maxx and Andy sit with Adam Finkel of Alek Fin, an insanely talented writer/producer/multi-instrumentalist who's been widely recognized by the likes of Radiohead's Phil Selway and Jay-Z. They discuss the importance of passion in art, Day jobs and not sweating the small stuff when making the transition from indie musician to full-time artist. Adam is one of the most influential people working in music today and we could all learn a thing or two from how he operates and his outlook on life as an artist.
Maxx and Andy sit with Janette Ayub of Girl Underground music. They discuss the state of the music scene, striving for your own place in the world, starting over as many times at it takes and the importance of self-reliance as a female in a male-dominated industry.
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.