This week on Music Manifested we have Anthony Mossburg. Anthony and I discuss his transition from worship music to mainstream with his single "Whiskey and Wine". We also discuss how he got his start in song writing and we get to hear lines from the first song he ever wrote. Anthony is known for his "sad boy" vibes and we discuss how that helps with his authenticity.

I've got Cody Webb with me for this weeks Music Manifested Podcast. Cody is a native of South Carolina who moved to Nashville shortly after graduating from Clemson University. Cody cut his teeth playing bars from the time he was in his early teens to playing well over 100 shows while being a full-time college student. Cody tells the story of meeting Luke Combs and Ray Fulcher and how that led to them writing "Memories are Made Of" which was on Combs debut record. 

Alec Macgillivray joins me for this weeks episode. Alec is a fellow New Englander  who got his start playing the college party circuit on his off days from college football.  We delve into how the breakup of his band led to Alec making the jump to Nashville as well as his experience touring the West Coast with him and his band basically living out of his Navigator. 

Carrie Lelwica is with me in the Kitchen-Studio today. Carrie wears many hats within touring and artist management. We discuss her journey into music starting with her first role as a Concert Coordinator while she was in college. Carrie currently manages Stephen Paul as well as working as Travis Tritt's Day-To-Day Manager while on tour with Cody Johsnon. Carrie and I discuss her experience when discovering the news of the COVID lockdown while on tour with Blake Shelton and her experience working on the first show post-lockdown. This episode is packed with great advice and insights into the music industry.

Mike Moore joins us for this weeks episode of the Music Manifested Podcast.  Mike spend the last 15 years as an EMS first responder while honing his photography skills shooting local acts on the weekends. He made the jump to Nashville to pursue photography full time while he also using his challenge with bullying in his early years as a motivation towards being a Personal trainer. 

We have my  good friend Chelsea Sulkey on the show this week.  She  is a spitfire of a singer songwriter from Cairo, NY. Chelsea has been around music for most of her life and this year released her first two singles "On Fire" and "Raised Right" .  Chelsea won the Taste of Country Competition in 2019 winning the chance to open up for Rascal Flatts and Dan + Shay. From her Tequila Tuesday posts to opening up about her past experience in abusive relationships and how that fueled her debut single, Chelsea has an amazing story. 

 Matt is a drummer originally from California with a background in Metal and Hard Rock. Matt's move to Nashville started out as a one man road trip with plans to stay for a month and 6 months later Matt has established himself as a drummer for up and coming acts.  He takes us through the duality of playing a show on broadway for 20 people one night to playing to a packed house of 500 people the next. 

Mitch talks about how he got started in music by promoting shows through his clothing company in college. Mitch made the move into management after hearing Clay Barker play one song during a house party. We also discuss how big of an impact that social media truly has in the modern music industry as well as how the networking app Clubhouse helped him land a digital marketing job at River House. 

We have a special edition Lysmas episode, Lyssa Coulter joins our guest host Karissa Ella in the kitchen studio for her Birthday special. Lyssa wears many hats in the music industry from being an artist to the story behind Music Manifested as well as being a Co-owner of her label services company. Lyssa shares her journey of self discovery and how an emotional moment during a cowrite lead to her sentimental new single "This Picture". 

From Brittany Spears to Taylor Swift to Ozzy Osbourne, Molly Mae brings her eclectic background in music as well as stories from her time at Berklee in this week's episode of the Music Manifested Podcast. We talk about her unique approach to show promotion and how she used Bumble to promote a show along with the  the  her experience on American Idol and the advice Luke Bryan gave her about moving to Nashville.