Making a Scene Presents

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Micki Free!

GRAMMY®-award-winning musician Micki Free is a multi-talented guitarist, songwriter, performer, and producer with a career that spans decades and includes collaborations with some of the most legendary figures in music. Born of mixed Cherokee/Comanche Native American and Irish descent, Micki's unique cultural heritage has deeply influenced his sound and artistic journey.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Magnus Henriksson of Eclipse

ECLIPSE, the heavy rock powerhouse out of Stockholm, Sweden, has been making increasingly larger waves on the European and American rock scene over the last years. With stream counts in the hundreds of millions and tours ranging from South America to Australia and Japan, these guys are a force to be reckoned with, which festivalgoers of Wacken, Alcatraz, and Summer Breeze, to name but a few, will be very aware of by now.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with 63 Deluxe

The band, consisting of guitarist and vocalist Anthony Scott, bassist Bret Hann and drummer/vocalist Jack Thomson hope to propel the blues genre into a new contemporary realm in Australia. Born out of friendship and hardship, but continued through the love of music and expression, the guys in 63 Deluxe are bringing their take on the music they would want to hear.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with YEV!
SLAVA UKRAINE

YEV’s self-titled debut album is a poignant and powerful introduction to the artist’s dynamic voice, blending cinematic folk rock, modern blues, vintage pop, and the soulful resonance of his Ukrainian heritage. Each song offers a captivating narrative that weaves haunting melodies and raw emotion into a tapestry of universal themes—hope, loss, resilience, and the search for belonging. YEV’s voice is best described as an amalgamation of Roy Orbison’s vintage vibrato, the blues folk stylings of Hozier, and Jeff Buckley’s soulful croon.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Will Bart of Johnny in the Basement

Wow ! the beautiful thing about hearing new music is the absolute joy it brings to your heart. "That was the overwhelming feeling i had when hearing the music of Johnny In The Basement band; they hail from Long Island New York and their guitarist, songwriter and larger-than-life personality, Will Bart is such a joy to speak with. The way he talks about music, you can tell this is a man on a mission, and his religion is rock n roll. Join us to hear the story of the boy from Long Island who has a dream that I know is going to come true in spades.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Crooked Eyed Tommy on his new project with Tomislav Goluban

It’s not very often that an old-school Croatian harmonica player hooks up with a West Coast guitarist. In fact, this collaboration is partially supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia. Tomislav Goluban, whose surname translates to Pigeon in English, has been inspired by harmonica masters Sonny Boy Williamson, Paul Butterfield, Kim Wilson, Gary Primich, Sonny Terry, and Joe Filisko. His twenty-year music career includes 15 studio albums. Tomislav began playing harp in 1997 and released his debut recording, “Pigeon’s Flight,” in 2005.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Geoff Achison

Geoff Achison was born on Phillip Island, Victoria. He is the third of five siblings and was raised in the Victorian rural village of Malmsbury. His journey in music began when he discovered a forgotten old guitar beneath the stairwell of the family home. His trumpet-playing father enthusiastically found him a guitar teacher, and his first gigs were with his dad’s old-time dance band. The young guitarist displayed enough promise to attract the attention of local jazz musician Alan Watson. Through his new mentor, he was exposed to jazz and improvisation. At Watson's suggestion, Geoff temporarily switched to bass-guitar, which provided him with a greater understanding of the rhythm section.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Sean Chambers

Florida born Sean Chambers began his career in the Blues back in 1998 when he toured with the legendary Hubert Sumlin as his guitarist and band leader until 2003. During Sean’s tenure with Mr. Sumlin, Britain's own Guitarist magazine named Chambers as “One of the top 50 blues guitarists of the last century.”  In 2009, Chambers went into the studio to record his critically-acclaimed album “Ten Til Midnight.”​

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Twangtown Paramours

Nashville-based husband-and-wife duo Mike T. Lewis and MaryBeth Zamer, known on stage as The Twangtown Paramours, have made a name for themselves defying boundaries with their award-winning catalogue of Americana, Folk, and Blues anthems. With a slew of accolades for their first three full-length albums, they’ve earned a loyal following, balancing serious instrumental and vocal chops with witty stage banter and a lighthearted approach to life. With their third album, Double Down on a Bad Thing, The Twangtown Paramours shifted gears to showcase a full band, electric, groove-oriented, upbeat, soul-infused, and retro blues sound. Their soon-to-be released fourth album, The Wind Will Change Again, is an acoustic Folk record consisting of a collection of songs that the Twangers call their best to date.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Madeline Rosene

Madeline Rosene is an indie pop-n-roll singer-songwriter known for her sharp wit, genre-blending sound, and fearless storytelling. Currently based in Los Angeles, Madeline original hails from Cleveland, Ohio and New York City. Madeline’s music captures the essence of modern life’s complexities with a mix of humor, heart, and edge. Her debut album, "Raised on Porn", boldly explores themes of societal disconnect in a digital age, while her follow-up, "Everyday Existential Crisis", dives deeper into the psyche with introspective, genre-defying tracks.

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