The Raised Rowdy Podcast

In episode 199 of The Raised Rowdy Podcast, Nicky T and Kurt  sit down with Chase Rice to discuss his unforgettable experience performing at the "Concert for Carolina," a relief show alongside legends like Luke Combs, Eric Church, and James Taylor that raised an impressive $24.5 million. Chase shares insights into the incredible atmosphere, overcoming technical challenges, and the importance of authenticity in his music career. Reflecting on his journey in the industry, Chase talks about the evolution of his sound, the joy of collaborating with other artists, and his excitement for new projects. The conversation touches on storytelling in songwriting, the significance of work tapes and innovative recording techniques, and Chase's love for connecting with fans through live performances. With stories about golf, the search for the perfect fiddle player, and working with talented producers, Chase dives into the creative journey and the excitement for what’s next

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In episode 198 of The Raised Rowdy Podcast, Nicky T and Kurt Ozan sit down with country artist Elvie Shane for an insightful conversation about the evolving music industry. Elvie reflects on his journey, from the impact of breakout hits to navigating fame, and how social media has shaped modern artistry. They dive into the importance of live performances, audience connections, and the crucial role merchandising plays in an artist's revenue. Elvie also shares personal stories, including his hunting experiences and how Eric Dylan has influenced his music. The conversation explores the balance between artistic integrity and commercial success, the challenges of touring, and the creative freedom that allows artists to blend genres and create unique sounds. Elvie highlights the importance of meaningful lyrics, collaboration in songwriting, and the emotional connections music can forge with audiences!

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Elvie Shane (Guest): @elvieshanemusic

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In episode 196  Nicky T and Kurt sit down with musician Angel White to explore his journey from a simple childhood in Texas to becoming a country artist. Angel shares his musical influences, including Kid Cudi and Frank Ocean, and reflects on how storytelling plays a crucial role in his songwriting. The guys also touch on the dynamic nature of live performances, where Angel's powerful voice shines, and the significance of visual identity in connecting with fans. They also delve into his genre-blending sound, mixing elements of rock, country, and soul, and the importance of authenticity in his music. Angel offers insights into the emotional connections forged through songwriting and the transformative power of live music. The episode wraps up with discussions on upcoming tours, the creative process, and valuable advice for aspiring artists, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in today's music landscape, especially in Nashville

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Angel White (Guest): @angl.whte

Kurt Ozan (Co-Host):@kurtozan251

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Raised Rowdy (Network): @raisedrowdy

In episode 195 Nicky T and Kurt sit down with Conner Smith!  Conner opens up about the realities of touring, from unexpected catering experiences to the impact of regional foods, and how Nashville has transformed over the years. They explore the importance of authenticity in songwriting and how emotional connections created through music can change lives. Conner emphasizes the role of storytelling in country music, reflecting on how legacy and purpose shape his work and how personal growth is reflected in his new projects. The conversation also highlights the significance of building a supportive crew, the power of leadership and culture within the industry, and how iconic artists continue to influence the next generation. With social media transforming music promotion, Conner shares insights on staying true to oneself in a changing landscape, underscoring the profound connection between music and people!  Follow on Social Media: Conner Smith (Guest): @connersmithmusic Kurt Ozan (Co-Host):@kurtozan251 Nicky T (Co-Host): @raisedrowdynickyt Raised Rowdy (Network): @raisedrowdy

Max McNown (Guest): @maxmcnown

Kurt Ozan (Co-Host):@kurtozan251

Nicky T (Co-Host): @raisedrowdynickyt

Raised Rowdy (Network): @raisedrowdy

In episode 192 Nicky T and Sam Burgh from Rowdy Alternative sit down with Read Southall and Reid Barber from the band Southall to discuss their journey in the music industry and the evolution of their "Rural Rock" sound, blending country and rock. The band shares insights on actively touring and expanding beyond their local area, noting how cultural differences in music reception affect audience engagement. They emphasize the importance of authenticity in songwriting and how collaboration has become more common in their creative process. The conversation also touches on the growth of the Red Dirt music scene, the significance of their hometown of Stillwater in shaping their music, and the essential role live performances play in building a fanbase. The episode wraps up by highlighting the collaborative nature of the music industry, with bus drivers, tour management, and various roles contributing to a successful tour.

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Southall (Guest): @southallofficial

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Mitchell Tenpenny (Guest): @m10penny

Kurt Ozan (Co-Host):@kurtozan251

Nicky T (Co-Host): @raisedrowdynickyt

Raised Rowdy (Network): @raisedrowdy

On episode 190 Nicky T and guest co-host Sam Burgh from Rowdy Alternative chat with Frigga Five about their journey, blending 90s and early 2000s rock influences to create a unique sound. The band discusses the camaraderie that fuels their creative process, the thriving Atlanta rock scene, and how cultural shifts shape the evolution of rock music. They touch on their new album’s themes of humanity versus machinery, the importance of live performances for audience engagement, and how performing covers can connect with fans. Frigga Five also reflects on the subjective nature of success and their excitement for future project!

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Frigga Five (Guest): @friggafive

Sam Burgh (Co-Host):@sam_burgh

Nicky T (Co-Host): @raisedrowdynickyt

Raised Rowdy (Network): @raisedrowdy