Music 3.0

Hailing from San Diego, Spencer Yenson's captivating voice draws comparisons to Jim Morrison, Hozier and Robert Plant, displaying a versatility that keeps you listening through to the next track. Spencer talks being a solo artist, releasing music independently and his strategy with social media. His latest releast "In Fever" EP features four original tracks and a boisterous cover of the 1956 Screamin’ Jay Hawkins hit “I Put a Spell on You”. “In Fever” is a dangerous blend of dark psychedelia and explosive rock 'n' roll. From the opening track, “Wicked Ones”, with layered harmonies of synth and guitar, to “Throw Me on Your Fire”, with its evolving rhythms and a bass line beefy enough for 90’s Dr. Dre, this EP is eclectic yet cohesive. 

22 year-old alternate hip-hop producer and recording artist from San Diego, California. At the beginning of a much anticipated career we talk social media, making ends meat, release strategy and Will Smith. 

Troy, NY’s Candy Ambulance are Jesse Bolduc (bass), Jon Cantiello (drums) and Caitlin Barker (guitar, vocals). Formed in 2014, the trio have been honing their songwriting and touring around in a Toyota Corolla these past 5 years. Their upcoming LP, Traumantic (recorded and produced by The Replacements’ Tommy Stinson), boasts raw, emotive lyrics, poppy grunge hooks and slide guitar collaboration from the ever so talented Josh Marre (Blue Ranger, Pinegrove).

https://www.instagram.com/candyambulanceband/

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Interview with Ryan Morse of Access Analog. Ryan is a musician, music engineer and producer. Access Analog is an exciting new music tech company that takes real analog outboard gear and makes it available in the cloud. Wide ranging.

https://accessanalog.com

Chris Perricelli talks about what it's like to make music in today's music world, independent releases, social media, promo and making pizza for fans. 

Bio: An American rock band from Minneapolis lead by Chris Perricelli with classic rock, garage rock, psychedelic, and early 70's glam rock influences. Zen inspired spiritual rock. 

Based in LA, hip-hop artist/poet/activist jason chu is on a mission to speak hope, healing, and justice in a broken world.

He tells stories about friends and families wrestling with fear and joy, greed and hope, hurt and healing.

jason has performed at over 170 colleges (NYU, UMass, Wisconsin, Dartmouth, Williams, Yale, etc.), conferences (Urbana, NYCAASC, ITASA, etc.), and community organizations across the country, including a 2015 Asia mini-tour to Hong Kong and Beijing. He has partnered with The White House to fight bullying in Asian-American communities and the Alameda County Government to speak up on mental health issues.

jason's work has been covered by the Huffington Post, the LA Times, the China Daily, AngryAsianMan, and other outlets.