The Scene Projects

Bubba Startz introduces guest ZeXzy, diving into his musical journey and the influences that have shaped his unique sound. The discussion highlights the creation of his track "Every Sound," offering insights into the music industry from ZeXzy's perspective. He candidly shares his experiences of overcoming personal challenges, providing a deeper understanding of his path as an artist. The episode concludes with details on where listeners can find ZeXzy's music and his closing remarks, offering a comprehensive look at his career and personal growth.

(0:00) Introduction of Bubba Startz and guest Zexy

(0:38) Zexy's musical journey and influences

(7:23) Creation of "Every Sound" and music industry insights

(16:26) Overcoming personal challenges

(23:28) Where to find Zexy's music and closing remarks

Ross Thompson opens the episode with warm welcomes and introductions of the featured artists, Phoenix and The Resistance. The discussion kicks off with feedback on Phoenix's track "100 Times," noting its distinctive qualities. This is followed by thoughtful commentary on The Resistance's song "Speak On It." The conversation then turns to Rockboy Records' "Slipping" by Murder Unit, offering insights into its composition. Next, they delve into Gangsta Bean's "Livewire," discussing its impact and artistry. Sponsor Frankie Kington receives acknowledgment, and the episode wraps up with final thanks and closing remarks, underscoring the supportive network of independent artists within The Scene Projects.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome, including artist introductions

(4:49) Feedback on Phoenix's song "100 Times"

(9:56) Feedback on The Resistance's song "Speak On It"

(15:15) Feedback on Rockboy Records' song "Slipping" by Murder Unit

(20:57) Feedback on Gangsta Bean's song "Livewire"

(23:07) Sponsor: Frankie Kington

(24:16) Final thanks and closing remarks

Bubba Startz introduces Roy Coughlan, announcing his involvement in the Scene Projects. The episode dives into Roy's background in entrepreneurship and podcasting, highlighting his journey and insights. They discuss overcoming fear with meditation and forgiveness, while tackling social media's hate and negativity, offering engagement strategies. Roy shares his studies on sovereignty and common law, with Bubba recounting courtroom experiences. The importance of building successful podcasts through community is emphasized, along with the need for consistency, simplicity, and encouragement in the field. The episode concludes with closing remarks and information on where to find more about Roy Coughlan.

(0:00) Introduction to Roy Coughlan and Scene Projects announcement

(1:12) Roy Coughlan’s background, entrepreneurship, and podcasting journey

(4:10) Overcoming fear and the role of meditation and forgiveness

(7:47) Social media: hate, negativity, and engagement strategies

(10:40) Roy's studies on sovereignty, common law, and Bubba’s courtroom experiences

(13:09) Building successful podcasts and the importance of community

(20:04) Consistency, simplicity, and encouragement in podcasting

(23:19) Closing remarks and where to find Roy Coughlan

Bubba Startz welcomes Johnny Hastings to discuss his musical journey and influences. Johnny shares insights into his success at songwriting festivals and the importance of connection in his creative process. They explore personal struggles, sobriety's impact on his music, highlights from the Deadwood Blues Festival, and future plans. Johnny discusses collaborations with Vince Converse and archiving live music with Bubba. They touch on navigating the South Dakota music scene, the importance of touring, and Johnny's future with Stillhouse Down. He shares music links, teases new releases, and introduces the song "Drifter."

(0:00) Introduction and Welcome to Johnny Hastings

(1:35) Johnny Hastings' Musical Journey and Influences

(4:48) Johnny Hastings' Success at Songwriting Festivals

(7:09) The Role of Connection in Songwriting

(12:09) Discussing Personal Struggles and Sobriety in Music

(18:29) The Experience of Performing Sober

(22:31) Highlights from the Deadwood Blues Festival

(24:18) Johnny Hastings' Upcoming Events and Future Plans

(25:46) Recapping the Deadwood Jam and Tobacco Company Stories

(27:01) Jamming with Vince Converse at Deadwood Jam

(29:21) Archiving Live Music Moments with Bubba Startz

(30:16) Stillhouse Down: Johnny Hastings' Future Endeavors

(35:09) Navigating the South Dakota Music Scene

(38:07) The Significance of Touring for Musicians

(39:18) Johnny Hastings Shares Music Links and Teases New Releases

(41:00) Introduction to the Song "Drifter" and Collaborative Efforts

(45:01) Acknowledging Johnny Hastings' Musical Contributions

Bubba Startz kicks off the episode with Anna Storm, recounting their shared experience at Sturgis. Anna delves into her musical style, influences, and the #slaylife philosophy that guides her career. The discussion moves to the importance of sync placements in TV and the impact of social media on the music industry. Anna shares insights on adapting to social media trends and engaging with fans, highlighting key role models and influencers who inspire her. The conversation explores the evolution of her brand, balancing current trends while staying true to herself. Anna introduces her new song "One More Margarita," and the episode concludes with information on where to find her online.

(0:00) Introduction of Anna Storm and Bubba Startz's Sturgis experience

(1:16) Anna Storm on musical style, influences, and #slaylife

(2:30) Sync placements in TV and social media's role in the industry

(4:02) Adapting to social media trends and fan engagement

(6:10) Role models and influencers in the music scene

(8:42) Evolution of Anna Storm's brand and balancing trends

(11:43) Anna Storm's new song "One More Margarita"

(13:07) Where to find Anna Storm online

Ross Thompson begins the episode with a brief introduction, sharing insights on Comprehend's oldest video. The conversation transitions to Solo Wolf, delving into his beat-making process and creative inspirations. Benito Butler joins the discussion, offering reflections on his tracks and artistic journey. Joe Dark then shares his thoughts on performance, exploring the challenges and rewards of his craft. The episode concludes with closing remarks and contact information, inviting listeners to connect and engage with the guests.

(0:17) Introduction and Comprehend's oldest video

(8:04) Introduction to Solo Wolf and beat discussion

(12:45) Introduction to Benito Butler and track reflections

(19:07) Introduction to Joe Dark and performance thoughts

(23:31) Closing remarks and contact information

Bubba Startz welcomes Ray Ray Starr to the podcast, exploring his backstory, recovery journey, and current projects. Ray Ray shares his philosophy on music, community building, and the evolving industry landscape, while reflecting on advice from Jerry Ragavoy and the development of Real Music Live Plus. The conversation shifts to Ray Ray's roles in music promotion and Sirius Entertainment Brokerage. Bubba shares his own journey, discussing insights from the Midwest Country Music Organization and achievements with True TV Plus. They delve into independent career building, emphasizing community support, and Bubba's aspirations for music coverage. Ray Ray concludes with his industry philosophy and promoting new releases.

(0:00) Introduction of Ray Ray Starr

(1:23) Ray Ray Starr's backstory, recovery, and current projects

(5:01) Philosophy on music, community building, and industry changes

(13:15) Advice from Jerry Ragavoy and Real Music Live Plus development

(20:42) Ray Ray Starr's roles in music promotion and Sirius Entertainment Brokerage

(23:50) Bubba Startz's journey and Midwest Country Music Organization insights

(24:35) Bubba Startz on True TV Plus and industry achievements

(26:30) Independent career building and the importance of community support

(29:35) Bubba Startz's music coverage aspirations

(30:20) Ray Ray Star's industry philosophy and new releases promotion

Bubba Startz introduces Mark Firehammer, delving into his early life and journey in the music industry. The conversation shifts to Bubba's own background and experiences, offering insights into their philosophies on life, debt, and work. They discuss the evolution of the music industry, interspersed with Bubba's intriguing travel stories. The dynamics of band collaboration are explored, followed by Mark's transition from musician to author. The episode touches on AI's growing role in modern music production and highlights Mark's multimedia work. It concludes with final thoughts, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of Mark's diverse career and perspectives.

(0:00) Introduction and early life of Mark Firehammer

(3:14) Mark's journey in the music industry

(4:42) Bubba's background and experiences

(6:40) Philosophy on life, debt, and work

(9:01) Evolution of the music industry

(12:06) Bubba's travel stories

(15:21) The dynamics of band collaboration

(17:52) Mark's transition to authorship

(20:28) AI's role in modern music production

(24:32) Mark Firehammer's multimedia work

(26:24) Final thoughts and episode closure

Ross Thompson kicks off the episode with a warm welcome, sharing personal reflections on the impact of the Christmas season. He encourages listeners to engage on social media by sharing red flags they encounter in dating. The episode features introductions and feedback on a variety of tracks: "Standing Ovation" by R.T. Productions, "Real Talk" by Lil Babs Forever, "Rap Ninja" by Jose Hoz, "Outlaw" by Deke Official, and "Apostle of Apollo" by Infinity. Each track is discussed with insights into the artists' unique styles and contributions. The episode wraps up with closing remarks and thanks to the audience for tuning in.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome

(2:00) Discussion on the impact of Christmas and personal reflections

(4:29) Audience engagement request on social media about red flags in dating

(5:39) Introduction and feedback on "Standing Ovation" by R.T. Productions

(10:06) Introduction and feedback on "Real Talk" by Lil Babs Forever

(14:02) Introduction and feedback on "Rap Ninja" by Jose Hoz

(19:31) Introduction and feedback on "Outlaw" by Deke Official

(23:24) Introduction and feedback on "Apostle of Apollo" by Infinity

(26:41) Closing remarks and end of the show

Bubba Startz welcomes Belle Modeen, diving into her musical journey and his own background. They explore Nashville's vibrant music scene through Belle's experiences and delve into her education and work with veterans. Belle shares her American Idol experience and early influences that shaped her career. The conversation highlights music as a career, navigating the challenges of fame, and the importance of music business education amidst industry changes. Belle discusses her online presence and teases future projects, offering listeners a glimpse into her evolving artistic path.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome with Belle Modine

(1:37) Belle Modine's musical journey and Bubba Startz's background

(5:04) Exploring Nashville's music scene and Belle's experiences

(12:46) Belle Modine's education and work with veterans

(24:09) Belle Modine's American Idol experience and early influences

(33:28) Music as a career and navigating fame

(38:10) Music business education and industry changes

(40:09) Belle Modine online presence and future projects