Music Hustlers

Music Hustlers

By Keenan FarrisMusicMusic Commentary
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Music Hustlers episodes

  • Hustler Interviews - Tyler Tate
    In this episode, Tyler Tate (Hollow Front) and I talk about being an independent band with over 3M spotify listeners. He tells me their story and how they started working with Ryan Kirby (Fit For a King).
    30 min
  • Interview W/ Jacob Reynolds
    In this episode, Jacob Reynolds shares with me how he started filming music videos, working with bands like Dropout Kings, Slaves, Dead Rabbits and more. As well as share plenty of advice for newer bands trying to develop and how to be prepared for your Music Video shoots.
    26 min
  • Mosh Calls W/ Jacob Eldridge
    EPISODE 50! I can't believe I've made it this far. I'm humbled by the amount of support I've been getting. In this Episode, my best friend Jacob (Smile on the Sinner) talk about the importance of mosh calls. Are they essential? Do you just "ask" the crowd to move? This and more will all be answered. ***I'm sorry about the Audio Lag on some parts, I couldn't figure out how to fix it. 😥***
    26 min
  • Local Band Interviews - VyceVersa
    In this episode, we dive into what it means to reinvent yourself in 2020, how important having a plan is for your band, the value of life experience, and so much more... Also, they played "Breath" their debut single for me.
    24 min
  • How to Use Backtracks
    In this episode, I teamed up with my good friend and former Jenny From The Block drummer to talk about the importance of Backtracks, how they can help your band grow, how to use them, and the effects they have on your performance.
    Artist Featured: https://youtu.be/rC7CpPxcy2o
    27 min

About Music Hustlers

From the publisher's feed

Ever feel like you're the only artist that doesn't understand the game? Well, I got news for you, my dude. YOU are not alone. Truth is, that is exactly what I felt in my early days as a musician. So, I made it my goal to understand the way the industry works. What makes us better? How do some musicians seem to "make it", while others don't? These are only a few of the questions I try to answer in Music Hustlers.