Making a Scene Presents

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Thorbjørn Risager

The young Thorbjørn Risager grew up in the small town of Jyllinge, about 30km from Denmark’s capital city, Copenhagen. The former fishing village sits on the eastern shores of Roskilde Fjord with a bustling harbour that has stunning views where the sunset meets the distant hamlet horizon. Staring out into the expanse of clouds and the undisturbed landscape opposite as the breeze ambles past, blowing on the fjord, which hides Viking stories of times past, watching the sun go down – it’s hard for anyone not to sit, think, reflect and dream of the world beyond.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Ernesto J. Ponce

Ernesto J. Ponce is a Baltimore based saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist, and musical chameleon. With influences rooted in a wide range of genres, from jazz to latin, Ernesto seeks to express a music that is inspiring and uplifting and that speaks to the unique human capacity to create, play, and beautify our reality. 

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Chris Chalmers of The 2:19

Belfast has produced more than its fair share of musical legends, Gary Moore Van Morrison, Gerry McAvoy , Snow Patrol, The Screaming Eagles, and many more. Another name that’s certainly on everyone’s lips at the moment is Belfast’s latest rising stars The 2:19.led by Chris Chalmers. In tonight’s interview Chris gives us the back story on the band’s new album Keep My Will Strong. So once again this is another interview you will not want to miss.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Lower Case Blues Band

Lower Case Blues is a power trio originating from Newark, Delaware. Since the Band started in '03, They have established themselves as some of the best in the area.. Taking blues to a whole new level and earning respect as being some of the best up and coming musicians.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Greig Taylor

The Greig Taylor Band has been a term for listeners of Radio Home of Rock since last year's album "The Light", after all, the fine part is played with us more often.  This is a great opportunity to get to know Greig Taylor even better in conversation with Gerry. Scottish people are fucking cool too.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tristan Israel

Tristan Israel’s newest album “Snake Hollow” was recorded on the island of Martha’s Vineyard in the town of West Tisbury by Paul Thurlow, a talented artist in his own right. Tristan’s music varies in style but is always consistent in its surprising deliveries. The lyrics are poetical and well thought out. The songs on the album deal with many moods and subjects. “Snake Hollow” pays homage to Tristan’s home and the surrounding natural environment.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jeff Dale

“The Hurricane Dale Thang” is a powerful combination of blues talent, making its live debut in 2018 when longtime friends Jeff Dale and Bobby Hurricane Spencer were joined by L.A. superstar musicians Elizabeth Hangan on bass and Albert Trepagnier Jr on drums. Jeff had a batch of songs he had written that felt like they needed other voices to connect with and he enlisted Bobby, Elizabeth, and Albert to take possession of them. Augmented by keyboard wizard Derek Phillips from Jeff’s South Woodlawners band and with other stellar L.A. musicians such as Lester Lands, Pat Zicari and Jim Jedeikin adding to the mix, the Hurricane Dale Thang touched down and blew audiences away.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Matt Gillmore of Skam

Formed in 2011, SKAM are a hard rock power trio band from the middle of England.  They have a reputation for delivering no nonsense, gutsy, contemporary sounding British rock music. Over the last 10 years, the band has worked tirelessly to build a solid following in the UK, and now they are widely considered to be at the forefront of the ‘New Wave of Classic Rock’ movement that is currently sweeping the nation. With 4 studio albums and 1 live album, the band deliver both in the studio and on the live stage. These 3 guys produce a sound that is unheard from a 3 piece. Having played in every major city in the UK totting up over a whopping 1000 gigs, be prepared to experience the most fun at a gig in years!

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Billy Coulter

Singer/songwriter Billy Coulter’s distinctive style straddles the line between American Roots and British Power Pop. Blending diverse influences from Dylan and Cash to Lennon and Bowie he’s created a fresh, authentic sound with a nod to the classics that inspired him. Coulter made a name for himself with his unique songwriting and vocal ability winning multiple Washington Area Music (WAMMIE) Awards including Album, Song, and Songwriter of the Year honors and most recently won the Grand Prize in the Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest. His inspired and energetic performances have graced the stages at some of the East Coast’s top venues.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Ollee Owens

Raised in the Canadian Prairies, music was always around Owens growing up. Artists such as Elvis, Odetta, The Band, Mavis Staples, Bonnie Raitt and Bob Dylan were formative in her teen years. But more than just listening, she took comfort in writing her own songs, seeing music as a way to process the chaotic nature of life and give visibility to her own feelings. And even when Owens took a 15-year respite in order to raise a family, she never fully put a cap on her passion for music, volunteering as a music therapist, occasionally performing, and always continuing to write songs. 

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