Megan Joy is one of the co-creators behind the original musical/video project, Bloody Cabaret. The work is mesmerizing, especially Megan’s enchanting voice, and the story explores love, pain, loss, and everything in between. The self-funded project is available to stream wherever you get music.
Nick Major is joined by Damon Fizzy & Tommy Wooldridge to discuss Netflix’s ‘The Cricle’, Dogecoin and the upcoming boxing match between Logan Paul & Floyd Mayweather.
This week we chat with singer/songwriter Tay Jardine of We Are The In Crowd and Sainte. Tay tells us about growing up in the music scene in Poughkeepsie, how her band WATIC was first discovered and signed to Hopeless Records, reminiscing about her time touring in the Philippines, starting her new project Sainte, upcoming plans for both of her projects, and so much more. Not to mention Jess and Tay have known each other for over 10 years, so there’s some great stories in this episode!
Gunz is super stoked to welcome back to the show the legend himself – Mike Herrera. Having grown up and taking part in a scene full of punk rock and going from basement shows to festivals, Herrera has been able to still stay relevant – continuing to put out new music and be a voice for a community. Mike also talks about the upcoming MxPx livestream show which will be available for free, as well as plays an exclusive acoustic song for all The Gunz Show listeners!
Listen Up! On episode 879, voice actor Johnny Young joins the show to talk about his new show Infinity Train on HBO Max and his voice as Crypto in the game Apex Legends… enjoy! The Brett Davern Show is streamed LIVE daily at 10am (eastern) 7am (pacific) on idobi Radio at https://idobi.com. Follow Brett on social media @BDavv, Katie : @KatieLeclerc, the show @BrettDavernShow
On Episode #152 of Wesam’s World, Voice-Over Actor and Japan enthusiast Adam McArthur! Adam shares what it’s like doing voice acting during the pandemic, and talks about his latest Anime he’s in, Jujutsu Kaisen. Also, did Wesam and Adam see each other in Japan at the same time and and not even know? Tune in to find out! This episode is brought to you by PrettyLitter! Get the world’s smartest litter without leaving home by visiting PrettyLitter.com and use promo code WESAM for 20% off your first order.
This week we chinwag about Jess searching for her new apartment in LA. Afterward we chat with Valerie Morehouse, vocal coach for artists such as Sia, Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne, 5SOS, Brendon Urie, our very own Bowie Jane, and more.
Valerie’s journey started about twenty years ago, when she was diagnosed with debilitating nodules on her vocal cords. Having sung all her life, the idea of not being able to sing again was not an option. She devoted herself to finding out what causes nodules and how to get rid of and prevent them. Along the way, she worked with top laryngologists and speech therapists and found a passion for helping others overcome or prevent similar setbacks. She also prepares actors’ voices for stage, television, and film, including Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water), Tom Ellis (Lucifer), the cast of Nashville (ABC & CMT), and FOX sportscaster Joe Buck. Valerie also has her own podcast, LipRoll, which features conversations with her clients giving us an inside look at the industry.
Alexandra Kay is a breakout country singer songwriter who also happens to have an incredible voice. Her latest single “All The Cowboys” released this year debuted at #1 on the Country iTunes Chart! Alexandra and I talked about her journey as an artist, how she’s cultivated a MILLION followers on TikTok and our mutual love of Dolly Parton. She also shared a few plans for 2021! Hope you enjoy and share this episode with a friend.
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Des Rocs’ new EP This is Our Life is the blackest of leather coats at the Rock and Roll High School.
If you bite the hand, get louder and defiant A couple of years ago when reviewing grandson’s first EP, a modern tragedy vol. 1, I referred to the multi-talented musician as being an artist to help you survive today’s uneasy world. With the release of his debut album, Death of an Optimist, I’m even more convinced that if anyone is going to soundtrack a revolution, it will be grandson. For an album that clocks in at less than forty minutes, Death of an Optimist takes us on a whirlwind journey that perfectly encapsulates this chaotic year and what it means… Read more »
