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- Episode 67: How Creating Virtual Connections Can Help Grow Your Business with Will BugSubin Kara Ahn, aka “Will Bug,” is a South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, director, and model based in NYC. She’s best known for being featured in K-drama soundtracks and recently focused her energies on directing and songwriting.41 min
- Episode 66: Developing Your Music Business for Growth with Kendra Chantelle
Kendra Chantelle is my guest on this episode of the podcast. She’s a singer, songwriter, vocal coach from Nashville, Tennessee.
Listen in as we talk about how Kendra was ahead of the remote work revolution, how her vocal business helped her improve her craft and vice versa, how she developed her business with feedback from her community, her opportunity to record a song for a Netflix documentary, and the importance of developing your own networking style.
Her new release Carousel is available on all music streaming platforms!
Quotes that stood out
“I feel like having this business has really just leveled me up with my craft. I'm just like, really plugged into the type a part of my brain and the creative part of my brain.”
“You attract the clients that you need to be working with because they bring something to you too, and vice versa”
“I've taken it upon myself to just really establish and embody, like clear boundaries, and just try to conduct myself with business forward presence. And if I ever feel like someone crosses a line 10 years ago, I might have just thought it was weird and not really gone there. But now I just, I call it what it is.”
“There are negatives about social media and being so plugged in, but if you can use it and not let it use you, it's an amazing tool.”
“Networking is important, but I think also finding a version of it that works for you is equally as important.”
“Realize that the other women around you with your same skill set are not your competition. You are your only competition. And the women around you that are doing the same thing as you, they're your allies, like you're all on the same team.”
“It's just really important to not be threatened by the people in your city or in your community that are doing the same things.”
Resources
Women in Music Nashville
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson
Unlocking Us Podcast by Brenee Brown
The Naked Vocalist PodcastWhere to find Kendra
Instagram: @kendrachantelle
Twitter: @kendrachantelle
Facebook: @kendrachantellemusic
Linktr.ee: Kendra’s Pofiles
Broken Glass Media
Website: www.brokenglassmediallc.com
Blog: www.brokenglassmediallc.com/thebrokenglassblog
Instagram: @brokenglassmedia
Twitter: @brokenglassblog
Facebook: @brokenglassmediallc*This post contains affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission, at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through a link on this blog. I would never recommend a product I don’t use or love myself!
52 min - Episode 65: Invest in Yourself for Career Growth with Mindy PackMindy Pack is my guest on this episode of the podcast. She’s a vocalist, vocal coach, vocologist, songwriter, and mom to three kids and two dogs.We chat about how she started her career as a vocal coach, what laryngeal manipulation is, why she became an ordained minister, developing a vocal app, and all the other projects she’s working on.51 min
- Episode 64: Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset with Sophia WarrenSophia Warren, an Austin, Texas based entrepreneurial singer-songwriter, is my guest on the podcast this week.Listen in as we talk about creating her first EP, how she became entrepreneurial young in life and translated those skills to her music career, why it’s important to understand the business side of the industry, and how she finds inspiration from artists like Taylor Swift and Brendon Urie.49 min
- Episode 63: Finding Ways to Connect and Pivot with Matilda LindellSwedish singer and vocal coach, Matilda Lindell, is my guest on this episode of the podcast. She’s a touring artist with the tribute act ABBA THE CONCERT, a solo artist, and a vocal coach who found a way to pivot her career when the pandemic prevented her from touring.51 min
- Episode 62: How Self-Love Can Impact Your Career with ChianneInternational singer-songwriter Chianne is my guest on the podcast this week! Listen in as we talk about her start in the music industry, overcoming fears, and how self-love and acceptance can have a significant impact on your career.48 min
- Episode 61: Finding a Break in Hustle Culture with Caitlin DeeProducer, musician, and podcaster Caitlin Dee is my guest on the podcast this week. She’s the co-host of the podcast, Goth Yearbook After hours, a former member of LA-based band Pipe Dreams, and a talented massage therapist.52 min
- Episode 60: Finding Inspiration From Those Who Come Before Us with Dr. Tish OneyDr. Tish Oney - singer, songwriter, musicologist, and author - is my guest on this episode of the podcast. With a focus on jazz and vocal pedagogy, Dr. Oney taught at universities and conferences, wrote articles for well-known publications, and will be releasing a book on jazz vocal pedagogy in 2021.52 min
- Episode 59 How to Manage Two Creative Careers with Emily DaccarettEmily Daccarett splits her time between two creative careers - one in fashion and one in music. Where she can’t fully express herself in one, she expresses herself in the other.51 min
- Episode 58: Building a More Inclusive Industry with AthxnaAthxna is my guest on this week’s episode of the podcast. She’s a Nashville based blues and pop singer-songwriter with a new single and video being released at the end of October.43 min
About The Broken Glass Podcast
From the publisher's feed
The Broken Glass Podcast is designed to highlight women in the music industry and create a community of women who look out for each other. You’ll hear stories from women across all facets of music.…
We’ll share tools and resources available to you to make your dream job come to life or to start that business you’ve always wanted to own. But most of all, you’ll be a part of the Broken Glass community, where we support and encourage each other, and open the doors to working in music.