Reverse Podcast

In Episode 61, Brenton and Diego talk about the importance of keeping your eye on the goal. As creatives, it's easy to get your eye off of the goal and not achieve what you originally set out to accomplish. It's easy to get distracted and not ever reach your full potential. Just like keeping your eye on the ball, you've got to stay focused on the goal if you want to achieve true success. ⏪

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In episode 60, we pause from our normal flow of interviews to say... THANK YOU! We can't even believe that we're putting out our 60th episode this weekend and we owe it all to you! Every time you listen to an episode it inspires us to keep on pursuing creativity and moving forward in the pursuit of success. These first 60 episodes have been an absolute blast to put together, and we're taking the Revere Podcast to a whole new level in the coming months. Thanks for jumping on board, being a part of the conversation, and spending time with us each and every week. 

This week, we turn to you - "If you could reverse to a moment that changed everything for you creatively and replay that moment for the world to see, what would it be?" 

Email us at [email protected] or reach out to us on the social webs! We would love nothing more than to hear your story and share it. ⏪

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In episode 60, we pause from our normal flow of interviews to say... THANK YOU! We can't even believe that we're putting out our 60th episode this weekend and we owe it all to you! Every time you listen to an episode it inspires us to keep on pursuing creativity and moving forward in the pursuit of success. These first 60 episodes have been an absolute blast to put together, and we're taking the Revere Podcast to a whole new level in the coming months. Thanks for jumping on board, being a part of the conversation, and spending time with us each and every week. 

This week, we turn to you - "If you could reverse to a moment that changed everything for you creatively and replay that moment for the world to see, what would it be?" 

Email us at [email protected] or reach out to us on the social webs! We would love nothing more than to hear your story and share it. ⏪

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In Episode 59, Bryant and Diego talk about the importance of owning it. There's always a temptation to give an unnecessary insecure disclaimer when sharing your art with others. Creating art is vulnerable. There's no way around it, unless you're creating from a place that's not real and not authentic. It's easy to get "demo-itis" where you treat everything as a "demo" and don't really put your full 100% into each project. Create like you're giving everything you've got and don't treat anything like a demo. ⏪

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In Episode 59, Bryant and Diego talk about the importance of owning it. There's always a temptation to give an unnecessary insecure disclaimer when sharing your art with others. Creating art is vulnerable. There's no way around it, unless you're creating from a place that's not real and not authentic. It's easy to get "demo-itis" where you treat everything as a "demo" and don't really put your full 100% into each project. Create like you're giving everything you've got and don't treat anything like a demo. ⏪

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In Episode 58, Brenton and Bryant sit down with local Nashville singer/songwriter, Callie Hopper. Callie is a 20 year old singer/songwriter with Nashville roots, and is making waves with the release of her second album “Out of the Shadows.” In this partnership with band member/co-writer Chad Alexander and producer Ryan Speakman, a refreshing blend of genres is displayed, including folk, pop, rock, and country influences. Callie’s voice is soft and haunting, with a hint of sharpness and attitude, and her lyrics risk vulnerability, stepping into topics from love and dreams, to loss and betrayal. Callie is a SESAC affiliate and has been featured at countless venues including Mercy Lounge, The Bluebird Café, The Listening Room, Puckett’s, and dozens of other local hotspots. Callie’s vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and passionate performance pull you in, luring you to connect on a deeper level and bringing a sense of satisfaction to the soul. ⏪

For more information about Callie, visit www.calliehopper.com

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In Episode 58, Brenton and Bryant sit down with local Nashville singer/songwriter, Callie Hopper. Callie is a 20 year old singer/songwriter with Nashville roots, and is making waves with the release of her second album “Out of the Shadows.” In this partnership with band member/co-writer Chad Alexander and producer Ryan Speakman, a refreshing blend of genres is displayed, including folk, pop, rock, and country influences. Callie’s voice is soft and haunting, with a hint of sharpness and attitude, and her lyrics risk vulnerability, stepping into topics from love and dreams, to loss and betrayal. Callie is a SESAC affiliate and has been featured at countless venues including Mercy Lounge, The Bluebird Café, The Listening Room, Puckett’s, and dozens of other local hotspots. Callie’s vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and passionate performance pull you in, luring you to connect on a deeper level and bringing a sense of satisfaction to the soul. ⏪

For more information about Callie, visit www.calliehopper.com

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In episode 57, Brenton & Bryant discuss the phrase "Everything Affects Everything"... a phrase once picked up by a guitar tech for Phil Keaggy. When intunating a guitar, every little tweak affects another subtlety somewhere else... getting it right takes time, and a natural understanding and a certain "feel". In anything else creatively, it's the same way. Everything affects everything.

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In episode 57, Brenton & Bryant discuss the phrase "Everything Affects Everything"... a phrase once picked up by a guitar tech for Phil Keaggy. When intunating a guitar, every little tweak affects another subtlety somewhere else... getting it right takes time, and a natural understanding and a certain "feel". In anything else creatively, it's the same way. Everything affects everything.

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In episode 56, Brenton and Bryant take a reverse look into the life of Nate Dugger. Nate is a session guitar player in Nashville, and a founding member of the band Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors. Since college, Nate and Drew have been making music together and have toured the world with some of the biggest artists in the industry. Their latest album "Medicine" put them on the map as a band, and has some of the best songwriting and musicality out today. Nate is also striving to reach the goal of having the most instagram followers on an account with zero pictures, so join the cause and follow Nate on social. ⏪

For more info about Nate and his band check out www.drewholcomb.com

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