Music industry veteran and BandM8 Co-Founder & CEO Bob Pfeifer joins the Muzilog Magazine Podcast for an insightful conversation exploring the intersection of music, artist development, and artificial intelligence. With a career spanning roles as a musician, songwriter, A&R executive, and former record label president, Pfeifer shares stories from his journey through the ever-changing music business and discusses how BandM8 is redefining AI as a creative collaborator rather than a replacement for musicians. From signing legendary innovators to helping shape the next generation of music technology, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the future of creativity, collaboration, and the evolving role of AI in the music industry.

On this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we're honored to welcome four-time GRAMMY® Award-winning drummer, composer, producer, educator, and NEA Jazz Master Terri Lyne Carrington. We dive into her remarkable new album, Trip the Night Fantastic, created alongside her groundbreaking collective Social Science. Together, we explore the inspiration behind the project, the power of collaboration, and how the album seamlessly blends world-class musicianship with timely conversations surrounding identity, justice, community, and hope.

We also take a look back at Carrington's extraordinary journey—from child prodigy to one of the most respected and influential figures in modern jazz. Along the way, she reflects on career-defining collaborations, her passion for mentoring the next generation of artists, and her vision for the future of jazz. Insightful, inspiring, and thought-provoking, this is another unforgettable conversation you can only find on the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, where music, culture, and the stories behind the artists take center stage.

In this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we talk with Bulgarian-Canadian vocalist, poet, and songwriter Gergana Velinova about her seventh studio album, Free. Over five years, Gergana wrote this album as she navigated motherhood, personal growth, and global challenges, eventually finding freedom as she became a Canadian citizen in 2025.

Gergana talks about the stories behind her songs, reuniting with producer and friend Kristian Alexandrov, and how her Bulgarian heritage shapes her music. Free blends contemporary jazz, jazz-pop, bossa nova, blues, and ballads, creating an intimate musical experience that connects with listeners on a deep level.

We highlight tracks like the title song "Free," the romantic bossa nova "Orange Moon," and the uplifting "If You Knew." We also talk about how music tells stories and connects artists with listeners. Free is more than just an album; it invites you to reflect, heal, and rediscover yourself through music.

Listen as Gergana Velinova shares the stories, emotions, and life moments that inspired one of her most personal albums yet. This episode is full of honesty, creativity, and the unique power of jazz storytelling.

Muzilog Magazine Podcast welcomes acclaimed guitarist and contemporary jazz artist Garry Percell for an inspiring and soulful conversation centered around music, artistry, and the journey behind his unmistakable sound. Hailing from Reidsville, North Carolina, Percell has built a reputation for blending jazz, blues, rock, and R&B into a style that is both emotionally powerful and technically masterful.

In this episode, Garry opens up about his early musical influences, the passion that led him to the guitar, and the creative process behind crafting music that connects deeply with listeners. He also shares insights into his evolving career, his approach to live performance, and the importance of authenticity in today’s music industry.

Known for captivating audiences with heartfelt melodies and electrifying solos, Garry Percell continues to establish himself as one of the most exciting emerging voices in contemporary jazz. This conversation offers listeners a closer look at the man behind the music and the experiences that continue to shape his artistic journey.

Tune in to the Muzilog Magazine Podcast for an engaging episode filled with inspiration, musical insight, and the undeniable passion of a true guitarist’s guitarist.

On this episode of Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with rising UK R&B artist Lyriqé to discuss her independent musical journey, creative process, and the inspiration behind her signature neo-nostalgic sound. The Birmingham-based singer-songwriter and producer opens up about blending classic R&B influences with modern production while remaining fully hands-on with her artistry. From performing at TEDx Birmingham and Mostly Jazz Festival to receiving recognition from BBC Introducing and BBC Radio 1Xtra, Lyriqé shares the experiences shaping her growing career. We also dive into the stories behind standout tracks like “Alright” and “The One,” her passion for authentic storytelling, and what’s next as she continues establishing herself as one of the UK’s emerging voices in contemporary R&B.

On this episode of Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with Manchester-based R&B sensation Mimi as she discusses her musical journey, artistic inspirations, and the evolution of her signature sound. Influenced by timeless artists like Aaliyah and Brandy, Mimi opens up about blending classic 90s R&B emotion with contemporary pop production to create music that connects deeply with listeners.During the conversation, Mimi reflects on the growing success of songs like “2AM Lovetones” and “Take Me On A Jet” featuring Sneakbo, while sharing insights into her creative process, influences, and future plans. From earning recognition through BBC Introducing to building an expanding global audience, Mimi continues to prove why she is one of the UK’s rising artists to watch. Tune in for an engaging and inspiring conversation filled with music, passion, and vision for the future of modern R&B.

On this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with singer, actress, and entertainment veteran Tasha Scott as she opens up about her exciting return to music with her new single, “Right Here Right Now.” Known to audiences for her memorable roles on classic television shows including South Central, The Parent 'Hood, and appearances in Troop Beverly Hills, Tasha reflects on a remarkable entertainment journey that began at just eight years old.During the conversation, Tasha shares stories about growing up between Louisville and Hollywood, performing on legendary stages, and touring nationally as Dorothy in The Wiz. She also discusses her time connected to MJJ Music, the lessons she learned navigating the entertainment industry at a young age, and why music has always remained closest to her heart.The spotlight then turns to “Right Here Right Now,” her smooth and soulful new R&B single that is reintroducing her voice to longtime fans and a brand-new generation of listeners. Tasha talks candidly about the inspiration behind the record, embracing artistic growth, and creating music that reflects confidence, passion, and authenticity.From television screens to recording studios, Tasha Scott’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and purpose. This episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast offers an intimate and inspiring look into the life and career of a multi-talented artist stepping fully into her next chapter.

On the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, gospel artist Dasia Gorbea talks about faith, music, and what drives her as an artist. She is known for uplifting songs like “On Time,” “I Am,” and “Hindsight.” In this episode, Dasia opens up about the stories and experiences that shape her music. Listeners will hear about her passion for inspiring others, why being genuine matters in both ministry and music, and how her faith shapes her message and sound. With openness and encouragement, Dasia gives a real look at the purpose and creativity behind her music.

In this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we talk with Jeff Lederer, an acclaimed saxophonist, clarinetist, and composer, about his new album, There’s a Yearnin’. Lederer is known for exploring the edges of jazz, classical, and experimental music. He tells us what inspired this project, which brings back rarely heard pieces by Eric Dolphy, Ornette Coleman, and Oliver Nelson, and mixes them with his own original music.

Lederer talks about finding Dolphy’s forgotten manuscript at the Library of Congress, working with vocalist Mary LaRose and the Wildebeest Wind Quintet, and why it matters to keep groundbreaking music alive for new listeners. He also shares his thoughts on the album’s themes of artistic freedom, legacy, and expressing ideas through music that connects different generations and styles.

This episode gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and history behind There’s a Yearnin’. Listen in as Jeff Lederer talks about the vision, passion, and stories that shaped this standout jazz album.

On this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, recording artist Tina Ratliff joins us for an inspiring conversation about music, purpose, and creative expression. Tina is known for her heartfelt performances and uplifting messages. She talks about what inspired songs like “Let Me Tell It,” “Good News,” and “Created.” Listeners will hear about her artistic journey, the experiences that shape her songwriting, and the message she hopes to share through her music. The interview covers themes of faith, perseverance, authenticity, and growth, offering a behind-the-scenes look at an artist passionate about making music that matters.