Making a Scene Presents

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Vulvarine

Vulvarine, an unapologetic rock gang hailing from Vienna, Austria, is redefining the landscape of modern rock music with their powerful and dynamic sound. Describing themselves as purveyors of ‘Vulvarock,’ a genre that fuses raw punk, heavy metal, and high-energy rock ‘n’ roll, the band creates a sonic experience that is as energetic and dramatic as it is empowering.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Scott Low

Scott Low is a Georgia-based singer-songwriter known for his soulful blend of blues, Americana, and Appalachian folk music. Originally from Athens, Georgia, Low spent years touring the country and performing up to 200 shows annually. In 2016, he relocated to the small mountain town of Clayton in Rabun County, where he founded Hatch Camp and Art Farm—a unique venue that combines fly fishing, art, and live music .​

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Greg Weaver of Hush Money

Rising from the rolling foothills of the southern Appalachian Mountains, Hush Money is a powerhouse original band whose music draws deep inspiration from vintage rock, gritty blues, and the untamed spirit of outlaw country. With a sound that pays homage to Southern musical traditions while carving out its own modern identity, Hush Money brings raw authenticity and electrifying energy to every note they play.

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Making a Scene Presents an interview with Robin Sedivy aka Graybeat

Robin Sedivy's musical journey is a vibrant tapestry woven from dedication, talent, and versatility, stretching across multiple genres and roles throughout his dynamic career. He began as a percussionist, playing in school concert, symphonic, and marching bands, and notably serving as a timpanist in the Minnesota Central Lakes Regional Band. Robin found his first true passion behind the drum kit in seventh grade, a passion that grew as he performed with school jazz bands from eighth grade through his college years. His early musical experiences also included playing drums with The Magic Mushponies, contributing to two recorded albums, and participating in the first off-Broadway production of The Who's "Tommy."

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tim Gartland

As an acclaimed contemporary blues artist, Tim Gartland has spent a lifetime mastering his craft. His journey began at the age of 13, when a Muddy Waters concert in his native Ohio ignited a deep passion for the blues. He picked up the harmonica soon after and immersed himself in the genre’s rich history and emotive power.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tony Holiday

There’s something magnetic about Tony Holiday—an ability to bring people together through music, community, and pure soul. Since relocating from Salt Lake City to Memphis in 2017, Tony has become a driving force in the city’s modern soul blues revival. Immersed in a close-knit circle of talented, like-minded musicians, he’s been instrumental in carrying Memphis’s rich musical heritage into bold new territory.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Stone James from Hollis Dorian

Stone Jamess has always had a thing for big riffs and honest songs. As a former member of the hard-driving rock band The Dead Show Dealers, he cut his teeth on loud guitars, gritty vocals, and no-frills live shows that left everything out on the stage. That chapter was all about raw energy and rock ‘n’ roll swagger—but like any good storyteller, Stone was ready for a new direction.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Taylor Robert

Born Robert Taylor Baggott IV into a long line of preachers, it seemed Taylor Robert was destined for the pulpit—but music had other plans. His love for singing started early when he joined the Minnesota Boy Choir in sixth grade, sparking a lifelong passion for music. Growing up, weekends were spent leading worship in church choirs and playing in the church band. If there was a chance to sing or play, he was in—whether it was school musicals, orchestra, or the a cappella group he started in high school.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Reverend Peyton of Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band

The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band has delivered energetic performances in 38 countries and 48 states, earning widespread recognition in prestigious publications such as Rolling Stone, Living Blues, and Elmore. They've graced the cover of Vintage Guitar Magazine, topped Billboard’s Blues Charts multiple times, and garnered three nominations from the Blues Foundation's esteemed Blues Music Awards in Memphis. Reverend Peyton himself was honored by The Indianapolis Star as one of the "Top 25 Hoosier Musicians of All Time."

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Sari Schorr

Sari Schorr first burst onto the Blues-Rock scene with her critically acclaimed debut album, A Force of Nature, produced by iconic British Blues pioneer Mike Vernon (David Bowie, Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac).  Her most recent collaboration Joyful Sky with Robin Trower soared to #1 on the Billboard Blues chart in the USA.

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