We chat about how Sia Tweeted "Who is M4SONIC" and then I found myself on a plane to New York to meet Stargate and Sia Furler for my first-ever professional studio session. It's fun unpacking what's been happening behind the scenes and talking about my journey in the music industry.

In this episode, we explore the importance of shifting the focus from the outcome to the process and motivation behind creating music for artists. We also discuss effective strategies for releasing music to small or large audiences, while keeping the right reasons for making music in mind. To stay motivated and inspired, it's important to focus on what you are capable and willing to do for the right reasons. This will create the right chemistry with the right people at the right time.

In this episode, I cover my early childhood (long before Launchpad) as a self-taught pianist until a school teacher discovered and nurtured my talent, the self-taught experiences of Chief Street's classical guitar and band, the importance of collaboration as the most effective learning method, and a cautionary message to avoid the temptation of overnight success as the music industry requires a strong team and a support network for longevity.

Welcome to the first episode of THE 4CAST! I'm M4SONIC, and I'm here with my co-host Chief Street to share with you our inspiration for starting this podcast and what's been happening behind the scenes. I'll be sharing my journey of how I got started on YouTube with Launchpads, and talking about the challenges and triumphs that came with it.

So, whether you're an aspiring artist or a music enthusiast, join us for candid conversations and valuable insights into the music industry.

You can follow us: Chief Street and M4SONIC or drop us a line at Matrix Recording Studio