Quince Questions?

Quince Questions?

By Quincy StallworthMusicMusic Interviews
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  • Ep. 38 Quince Questions? Jacqueline Constance
    Armed with just a mic, her digital sampling foot pedal and a small mixer, Jacqueline turns breaths, sighs and words into funky orchestral pastures for her lyrics to frolic through. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Jacqueline attended the legendary CAPA high school which spawned such artists as The Roots, Boys 2 Men and Amel Larriuex.
    Drawing inspiration from the jazz legend Ella Fitzgerald, which is apparent in her vocal nuances and soulful timbre, Jacqueline's preparation for her new project has resulted in explorations down new sonic pathways typically uncharted by an "urban artist". Prepare yourself for #DopeAzzMusic
    https://www.jacqcon.com/
    1 hr 7 min
  • Ep. 37 Quince Questions? Lindo Yes
    LINDOYES is a spoken word poet, social activist and educator.
    Born and raised in Philadelphia Pennsylvania where he has developed a phenomenal reputation for theater. As a youth leader he teach conflict resolution and literature. https://lindoyes.com
    42 min
  • Ep. 36 Quince Questions? Matt Wheeler
    Matt Wheeler is the last troubadour is world gone electric. 
    Originating from Lancaster Pennsylvania, he's developed a natural style of songwriting which stretches from his incredible consumption of literature.   
    Matt is a educator, a husband and valiant man of the people. 
     Today we discuss how he draws audiences in with engaging stories and interactions. 
    Alone Matt is witty, clever and smart , when joined by his band Vintage Heart, the poignant lyricist become the lead vocalist of an incredible collection of musicians who have been friends since collage.  
    Together they create orchestral folk songs that touches your soul a little more with each listens. 
    http://www.mattwheeleronline.com/
    1 hr 2 min
  • Ep. 34 Quince Questions? Andrew Thomas Clifton
    Andrew Thomas Clifton has emerged in the world of creative visuals as an imaginative and consistently evolving Imagineer. Raised in a variety of cities across the vast environments of the United States, he offers a piece of that vastness to the types of work that he works with including Photography and Videography to Creative Direction, and Graphic Design. Andrew shares his genuine and heartfelt vision of the royal nature within the people, places, and things that are apart of the world around us. Andrew has no formal training or teaching, but a deep rooted love for visuals and for subjects that find themselves on the opposite side of his talent and the teams he manages. He  is known for constantly combining his other passions (such as science, poetry, and vintage motion pictures) into that work for a style that he likes to call “Funky Fine Art Journalism."
    With beginnings in self-taught photographic experiments dating back to 2005, Andrew produces timeless visuals across the spectrum of creative genres and types that explore the roots of the core emotions that are common to all men and women. His black and white photography is noted as being especially provoking and legendary in the ability to captivate the eye with what would be under any other circumstance simply another moment...because Andrew swears that no moment can be regarded as such. His images are also often noted for their deep use of dynamic lighting contrast, a powerful and provoking bending of natural light, and an intimate connection with simple item in a seemingly complex world. He has noted that his job as a photographer is to interpret and love the nature and relativity of beauty across the universe and to share that viewpoint with the viewer.
    This ever-evolving ability and conceptual change in work have earned Andrew the acclaim of various media and also made his works a significant part of numerous art collections and professional clients visual campaigns across the world. In 2007, he was selected one of the few select photographers contracted to shoot President Barack Obama during a private session for his first campaign. Among those acclaims for him includes the honor (in 2005) of being the youngest photographer (at the age of 24) ever inducted into the prestigious Paul R. Jones Collection where his work is viewed along side such legendary photographers as P.H. Polk, James Van Der Zee, and Gordon Parks. His work has been selected for such clients as Pepsi, Harris Publications, Bravo TV Network, Scratch Magazine, Ebony Magazine, The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, and Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Schools of America.
    56 min
  • Ep. 33 Quince Questions? Headshots by Peggy
    Today we talk with: Peggy Warny of Headshots by Peggy 
    She operates as both an educator and business practitioner in the world of Photography. 
    Headshots By Peggy  can be found on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube where she runs a tutorials on her channel.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Ep. 31 Quince Questions? Nadie Nadia
    NADIE NADIA is a Washington DC based blues and jazz singer songwriter project.
    Influenced by Billie Holiday, Karen Dalton, and Mildred Bailey, each one of NADIE NADIA’s songs aim to reflect and connect the shared human condition.
    53 min
  • Ep. 30 Quince Questions? Kia Caldwell Photography
    Kia Caldwell is a Philadelphia based Fashion Editorial Photographer.
    Her company Kia Caldwell Photography specializes in Fashion, Portraits and Headshots. 
    She talks about her struggles and triumphs in the male dominated fashion photography world.
    Please listen, follow, like and subscribe to her work on Facebook and Instagram. 
    Website: www.kiacaldwellphotography
    42 min
  • Ep. 29 Quince Questions? Brooke DiCaro Music

    Soulful vocalist, Brooke DiCaro combines elements of jazz and blues to create a unique sound of her own highlighting a soulful voice accompanied by a keyboard.

    Brooke is a passionate singer/songwriter growing up in the small rural town of Woodstown, New Jersey.

    In November 2013, Brooke independently released her debut self-titled EP gaining recognition throughout the tri-state area,

    playing a Live at 5 studio session at Philly's top alternative radio station Radio 104.5

    In 2018 she released her first single Blame, along with her first music video.

    Now she joins us to talk music.

    41 min

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As the Show Experience Lead of Sofar Philadelphia, I’ve had the honor of introducing so many talented performance artists to my city on stage.