Reverse Podcast

In episode 46, Brenton and Bryant sit down with Andrew Bergthold. Andrew is fresh on the music scene in Nashville and has been producing records, writing songs, and making a name for himself in the music community. Recording and producing out of "The Farm" just outside of Franklin, TN, he has worked with artists such as For King and Country, Blanca, Chris Tomlin, and many other indie artists in the area. Originally from Kansas City, Andrew talks about his journey thus far and what he's learning about the industry. ⏪

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In episode 45, Brenton and Bryant unpack the idea of simplicity. As creatives, we tend to constantly be coming up with new ideas and new ways to create. Ideas are a must, but the art of simplicity says "less is more" and challenges us to use our best ideas rather than try to make all of them work. For example, a really great song should still be a really great song in the simplest form. There can sometimes be a temptation to overcomplicate things, and it begins to water down the content or the message we are tying to convey through what we're creating. ⏪

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In episode 45, Brenton and Bryant unpack the idea of simplicity. As creatives, we tend to constantly be coming up with new ideas and new ways to create. Ideas are a must, but the art of simplicity says "less is more" and challenges us to use our best ideas rather than try to make all of them work. For example, a really great song should still be a really great song in the simplest form. There can sometimes be a temptation to overcomplicate things, and it begins to water down the content or the message we are tying to convey through what we're creating. ⏪

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In episode 44, Brenton and Bryant are joined by an up and coming artist on the scene in Nashville, Fleurie. Fleurie (pronounced 'flur-ee') is the musical brainchild of Lauren Strahm. Lauren is from Canton, Michigan but has acquired a few hometowns over the past few years, including Sydney, Australia and Nashville, Tennessee. She has been writing music since age 11 and sharing it with people since age 17. Fleurie is a word of French origin, meaning "in bloom." Lauren's vision for Fleurie was a sound to match her songwriting: raw, honest, and expressive. With much help from a few very talented musician friends, Fleurie was born. Fleurie is a sonic blend of organic layers and cinematic melodies. ⏪

For more information about Fleurie check out www.fleuriemusic.com

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In episode 44, Brenton and Bryant are joined by an up and coming artist on the scene in Nashville, Fleurie. Fleurie (pronounced 'flur-ee') is the musical brainchild of Lauren Strahm. Lauren is from Canton, Michigan but has acquired a few hometowns over the past few years, including Sydney, Australia and Nashville, Tennessee. She has been writing music since age 11 and sharing it with people since age 17. Fleurie is a word of French origin, meaning "in bloom." Lauren's vision for Fleurie was a sound to match her songwriting: raw, honest, and expressive. With much help from a few very talented musician friends, Fleurie was born. Fleurie is a sonic blend of organic layers and cinematic melodies. ⏪

For more information about Fleurie check out www.fleuriemusic.com

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In episode 43, Brenton and Bryant dive into the importance of moving forward. We are all about thinking backward here at Reverse Podcast, but there's a tendency to stuck in the past. That's why moving forward is so important. The whole reason we think backward is to recall all of the things that will help us move forward. ⏩

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In episode 43, Brenton and Bryant dive into the importance of moving forward. We are all about thinking backward here at Reverse Podcast, but there's a tendency to stuck in the past. That's why moving forward is so important. The whole reason we think backward is to recall all of the things that will help us move forward. ⏩

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In episode 42, Brenton and Bryant sit down with Nathan Johnson. Nathan, originally from Kansas City, made his way to Nashville to pursue a career in music and hasn't looked back. He's toured as a guitar player with such artists as Josh Wilson and Matt Kearney, just to name a few. He also has a side project in which he creates ambient instrumental music and works closely with musicbed.com. Among all of this, Nathan is also an extremely talented graphic designer and loves to spend time with his wife and dog in Nashville. Nathan is an extremely talented musician and an even better person. We get to take a reverse look into his life and see the things that made him who he is today. ⏪

For more information about Nathan, visit www.iamnathanjohnson.com

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In episode 42, Brenton and Bryant sit down with Nathan Johnson. Nathan, originally from Kansas City, made his way to Nashville to pursue a career in music and hasn't looked back. He's toured as a guitar player with such artists as Josh Wilson and Matt Kearney, just to name a few. He also has a side project in which he creates ambient instrumental music and works closely with musicbed.com. Among all of this, Nathan is also an extremely talented graphic designer and loves to spend time with his wife and dog in Nashville. Nathan is an extremely talented musician and an even better person. We get to take a reverse look into his life and see the things that made him who he is today. ⏪

For more information about Nathan, visit www.iamnathanjohnson.com

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In episode 41, Brenton and Bryant discuss the importance of creating what you believe. It's really hard to buy into something that you don't believe. In a past interview with producer Keith Everette Smith, he talked about the most difficult part of being a producer is having to finish a project that you don't really like or believe in. How can we create art that's meaningful and impacts people when we don't even believe in it ourselves. Let's never get to the point where we create because we have to, rather let's create because we get to. ⏪ Subscribe here - http://goo.gl/cPTtko

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