That's The Move

The Foschino Brothers are two beyond talented musicians representing Long Island. They played some original music, spoke about their experiences within the industry thus far, and explained what it takes to make it within the NYC music scene. At the ages of 11 and 9 they performed at Jones Beach Theatre for over 5000 people, enough said. Check out their music on all platforms and go watch them perform at The Bitter End in NYC on March 23rd.

The Foschino Brothers are two beyond talented musicians representing Long Island. They played some original music, spoke about their experiences within the industry thus far, and explained what it takes to make it within the NYC music scene. At the ages of 11 and 9 they performed at Jones Beach Theatre for over 5000 people, enough said. Check out their music on all platforms and go watch them perform at The Bitter End in NYC on March 23rd.

Gabi Riel is an entrepreneur, producer, and extremely talented musician out of NYC. She’s also the lead singer and sax player for the funk-fusion band, Chameleonize. We talked about the 3 months she spent in Barcelona immersing herself in the culture, her musical journey thus far, the disconnect between millennials and their parents, and much more.

Go to gabiriel.com to learn more and to book her for all of your upcoming events and shows.

I'm catching up with the podcasts now. This is the last show we did before I went to Africa so I should be fully caught up after next week. Mahalo.

Gabi Riel is an entrepreneur, producer, and extremely talented musician out of NYC. She’s also the lead singer and sax player for the funk-fusion band, Chameleonize. We talked about the 3 months she spent in Barcelona immersing herself in the culture, her musical journey thus far, the disconnect between millennials and their parents, and much more.

Go to gabiriel.com to learn more and to book her for all of your upcoming events and shows.

I'm catching up with the podcasts now. This is the last show we did before I went to Africa so I should be fully caught up after next week. Mahalo.

Took me a while, but I'm back from Africa and ready to pump these out again. Johnny and Steve run NextStep Entertainment, a collective that promises to bring your party to the next step (which I've seen them personally accomplish when they helped out the Moverz at an event a couple months ago). They came by with their friend Tommy, who plays a mean guitar, and we talked about how the company came to be, Grand Theft Auto, and falling down escalators.

Took me a while, but I'm back from Africa and ready to pump these out again. Johnny and Steve run NextStep Entertainment, a collective that promises to bring your party to the next step (which I've seen them personally accomplish when they helped out the Moverz at an event a couple months ago). They came by with their friend Tommy, who plays a mean guitar, and we talked about how the company came to be, Grand Theft Auto, and falling down escalators.

Zak Reyes is a good friend and singer/songwriter. He came on and spoke to LiveMic and I about his musical path then performed an acoustic set. We talked about life and love, and how both are major motivators when writing music. We also had special guest Kaylaship bless us with some holiday music at the very end. Thanks guys, love y'all.

Zak Reyes is a good friend and singer/songwriter. He came on and spoke to LiveMic and I about his musical path then performed an acoustic set. We talked about life and love, and how both are major motivators when writing music. We also had special guest Kaylaship bless us with some holiday music at the very end. Thanks guys, love y'all.

Remus is an actual international man of mystery. He's the reason the studio now has the vibe that it does due to the outstanding artwork he has donated to us. He told story after story about his days as a rave organizer, how he got into the world of underground art and graffiti, and left us with some profound words. I'd normally tell you to follow him on social media, but he's completely off the grid.

Remus is an actual international man of mystery. He's the reason the studio now has the vibe that it does due to the outstanding artwork he has donated to us. He told story after story about his days as a rave organizer, how he got into the world of underground art and graffiti, and left us with some profound words. I'd normally tell you to follow him on social media, but he's completely off the grid.