We All Speak In Poems

Welcome back to another episode of We All Speak In Poems, today we're chatting with James Key. In this episode he shares his musical journey, detailing his early influences from classic rock and his father's love for music, and he speaks on the pivotal moment of discovering ambient music and how it shaped his creative process. We explore the evolution of his project, Unlearn, and the challenges of collaboration in a band setting. We hope you enjoy this episode.

Welcome back to another episode of We All Speak In Poems, today we've got Sean Galloway (Ave Grave) on!

In this episode, Sean discusses his musical journey, influences, and the evolution of his sound from folk to ambient and drone music. He shares insights into his early days of music, and the dynamics of collaborating with family in his band The Shimmies. Sean reflects on the impact of living in LA on his music, and his recent collaboration with Alex Kozobolis in Impossible Germany. The discussion also touches on the importance of writing and poetry in his work, as well as recommendations for new music and artists that inspire him.

We hope you enjoy it.

Welcome back to another episode of We All Speak In Poems, today we've got Jogging House on!

We're exploring the early musical influences that shaped Jogging House's career, and the gear used in the early days. As well as the origin of the name 'Jogging House', and the journey of releasing music, including the establishment of Seil Records. He gives his true and honest on a few movies at the end.

We hope you enjoy it!

Welcome back to another episode of We All Speak In Poems. In this episode, we're chatting with Kyle Rose, a cinematographer and photographer about his experiences in the industry, including working with Usher, the intricacies of commercial cinematography, and the importance of networking.

Kyle shares insights into the creative process behind some of the commercials he's done and the balance between technical skills and storytelling. He emphasizes the value of building relationships in the industry and the patience required to see opportunities arise and to explore the importance of building genuine relationships in creative work. We chat about the inspiration behind Kyle's film 'Just Checking In,' and the impact of the pandemic on artistic expression as well as how Kyle rediscovered his passion for photography as a means of storytelling and personal expression.

If you enjoyed this episode, please give us a follow, and go check out Kyle on his website, and Instagram.

Welcome back to another episode of We All Speak In Poems. Today we're talking to photographer and Youtuber Kyle McDougall.

In this episode, Kyle talks about his two long-term projects: documenting World War II and the Slate City project in Wales where he discusses the challenges of portraying history in a meaningful way and the importance of experimentation and creative exploration. Kyle shares his background in cinematography and television production, which has influenced his storytelling approach. They talk about Kyle's experience in photography before starting his YouTube channel and how he pursued it professionally. They also discuss the benefits and drawbacks of film school and the importance of self-drive in creative work. They touch on the challenges of creative burnout and the pressure of analytics and metrics on platforms like YouTube. Brady and Kyle discuss various topics related to their creative careers, including income streams, the use of music in videos, the impact of AI on the creative industry, and future plans.

In this episode, Brady, Eli (Ann Annie), and TJ (Six Missing) discuss various aspects of their music-making process and the challenges they face as artists. They explore topics such as the evolution of musical style, the balance between complexity and simplicity in music, and the surprising success of certain songs. They also discuss the importance of finishing songs and moving on, the separation of tracking, recording, and mixing, and the impact of data and statistics on artists. The conversation highlights the freedom that comes from not focusing on numbers and the importance of team support and feedback. They also reflect on the emotional connection they have with their instruments and the influence of music theory.

I hope you like this episode, if you did please go check out Ann Annie, and Six Missing's music.

Welcome back to Season 3 of We All Speak In Poems. Today we're chatting with Andrew Tasselmyer, discussing his recent collaborations, including the album 'Duets' with Chris Bartels as Blurstem. and his experience working with Fluid Audio. Andrew shares his experimental approach in his new album 'Diary' and the influence of the Octatrack in his music production. He delves into the creation of 'Piano Frameworks' and his background in jazz, funk, and post-rock music. We also discuss his introduction to ambient music, the influence of a music history class, his work with Hotel Neon and his solo releases. He also talks about the value of labels, his approach to self-releasing, and his workspace setup.