Here we like to give our roses to all upcoming artist, producers, engineers, DJ’s and the list goes on. We figure it like this, why wait for a major corporation to tell you you’re fly if you already know it deep down within. We encourage those on the grind to keep grinding, We admire those who know their worth and we congratulate those that refuse to settle for less! Spin The Block Radio is not just any music competition, but also an outlet for all music professions to network, support, grow and educate one another to achieve what “They”(The industry) say is impossible without a record deal. So welcome to the block! Where we appreciate your craft & acknowledge your grind! “We Moving Different”🌪🌪
By KING LU & B.HAZ
En este espacio conversaremos con expertos en la industria musical todo lo que necesitas saber sobre producción, management y marketing. ¡Síguenos para que te enteres de todo!
By El Parlante Ec
Why not do a podcast? With this simple question, it all began. The idea behind the 'Voices Of Russ Ballard Podcast' came to our minds during the summer of 2020 and was orginally planned as a series of 12 podcasts for one year. The intention behind the podcast is very simple: We hope to entertain Russ's fans out there a little with well known guest stars to share their memories with us. This podcast is fully endorsed by Russ Ballard. ©russballardmusic.com
By Team RGB - Russ Ballard Official
About artist that are slowly making it to the industry and music around the globe
By Tekoa Grice
Composer and violinist Nathaniel Otley interviews composers, sound artists and other music creatives from Aotearoa.
By Nathaniel Otley
Seattle’s Music Scene Then & Now | Maybe it is the 6 months of the rainy season driving bands into garages or maybe its because Seattle is geographically isolated from other major cities, or maybe it is the city’s legacy of gritty upstarts dating back to the gold rush, whatever it is, Seattle has always been the birthplace history-making. Growing up in Seattle, Danny Newcomb (Shadow, Goodness, The Rockfords) has witnessed and participated in a lot of it. Rainy days podcast is a platform to talk about the Seattle music community, both past, and present.
By Danny Newcomb