House Producer and DJ Madvilla Vox, an American who after 10 years in the UK feels more English, likens his music production to planting a seed that then needs nurturing.  He talks about his education in the US and UK, which includes a Masters Degree, and how he likes to share his knowledge with others.  How he has been working 7 days a week in his newly built studio in Essex during the Pandemic and how skateboarding keeps him motivated.

House Producer and DJ Madvilla Vox, an American who after 10 years in the UK feels more English, likens his music production to planting a seed that then needs nurturing.  He talks about his education in the US and UK, which includes a Masters Degree, and how he likes to share his knowledge with others.  How he has been working 7 days a week in his newly built studio in Essex during the Pandemic and how skateboarding keeps him motivated.

Listen to DJ Jayli describe her journey to becoming a successful female producer, presenter and DJ.  Jayli talks about what she has been doing during lockdown, Jagged Jungle Records and Podcast and being a radio presenter for HEDKANDI and currently Select Radio.  Also about her dreams for the future, motivation (including her Happiness Planner) and the importance of exercise, meditation and resting. 

Listen to DJ Jayli describe her journey to becoming a successful female producer, presenter and DJ.  Jayli talks about what she has been doing during lockdown, Jagged Jungle Records and Podcast and being a radio presenter for HEDKANDI and currently Select Radio.  Also about her dreams for the future, motivation (including her Happiness Planner) and the importance of exercise, meditation and resting. 

KC Sounds aka Kevin Coghiel says he listens to motivational speakers and believes you should chart your own progression and not compare yourself with others.  He talks about his Youtube Channel sharing knowledge with others, social media, education, his musical influences and how he got started making beats. He also discusses how he mainly works remotely, so that lockdown has had little affect apart from allowing him more time to build his brand. 

KC Sounds aka Kevin Coghiel says he listens to motivational speakers and believes you should chart your own progression and not compare yourself with others.  He talks about his Youtube Channel sharing knowledge with others, social media, education, his musical influences and how he got started making beats. He also discusses how he mainly works remotely, so that lockdown has had little affect apart from allowing him more time to build his brand. 

Sam discusses having the best time of his life producing more music during lockdown. He talks about his Mental Health Podcasts and the process of dealing with his own mental health, his opinions of social media, self belief and self validation and experience at uni. He discusses his work ethic and the differences between being motivated and being disciplined while creating his music.  Sam says if his music gives just one person a memory he will be happy.  With six new releases planned for the future, hopefully lots of memories will be created.

Sam discusses having the best time of his life producing more music during lockdown. He talks about his Mental Health Podcasts and the process of dealing with his own mental health, his opinions of social media, self belief and self validation and experience at uni. He discusses his work ethic and the differences between being motivated and being disciplined while creating his music.  Sam says if his music gives just one person a memory he will be happy.  With six new releases planned for the future, hopefully lots of memories will be created.

DJ Amy Lauren talks about using sticky notes and lists to be productive with new found time during lockdown.  Other topics include learning new skills to produce a remix which got Radio One airplay, her shows on Select Radio and the ups and downs of turning to live streaming after her DJ Residencies stopped.  Amy also reflects on how she feels about the Government’s handling of those employed in the Performing and Creative Arts, but remains positive about future Festivals and putting out new music.

DJ Amy Lauren talks about using sticky notes and lists to be productive with new found time during lockdown.  Other topics include learning new skills to produce a remix which got Radio One airplay, her shows on Select Radio and the ups and downs of turning to live streaming after her DJ Residencies stopped.  Amy also reflects on how she feels about the Government’s handling of those employed in the Performing and Creative Arts, but remains positive about future Festivals and putting out new music.