Stu Watts is the next guest on the podcast. Stu is a brilliant producer and sound engineer at Marshall Street Studios and Stu Watts Audio. Stu has produced over 160 songs and amassed over 1 million streams on Spotify alone. He is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist as well. His solo project Repeat Script continuously drops pop-punk slappers, and he has featured in a number of bands on the drums and guitar, including The Playbook and The Spinset.

To check out more of Stu's work, or to get in touch with him to help you bring your next project to life, visit:

W: https://www.stuwattsaudio.com/

James Dominko is the first guest in 'The Universal Language of Music' series. James is a Melbourne-based photographer and videographer who specialises in band photography and videography. 

To see more of James' incredible skills, check out his various pages:

W: https://www.jamesdominko.com/

In this episode, Ben explains his hiatus from the podcast, and shares an insight into what's coming next; whilst touching briefly on the importance of authenticity, trust, and reciprocity in appreciating cultural music.

Ben summarises the first 9 chapters of this series, and explains what is in store for the future

Ben summarises the first 9 chapters of the series, and talks about what is in store for the future.

In this episode, Ben looks back at his fondest memories of live music, and explains how to play 'Suck the Peach'.

Episode 9 talks about the amazing glory of live music, focusing on its economic benefits, its impact on human cultural function, and just how it important it is to an artist.

Narrated by Ben Witkowski

In this episode, Ben hits the road and talks about all things pop music, including his undenying love for Taylor Swift.

In Episode 8, Ben looks at the genre of pop music and how artists like The Beatles, Taylor Swift, and Coldplay use clever songwriting techniques and formulas to appeal to a large group of people from all over the world.

Narrated by Ben Witkowski

Episode 7 looks at the impacts music has on the brain, including the ability for music to heal through music therapy. The question is also raised and explored as to whether music is a result of biological evolution or human invention

Narrated by Ben Witkowski