On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Brian Zisook, who is the Co-Founder of Audiomack, an artist-first music streaming and audio discovery platform. Zisook currently serves as SVP of Operations for Audiomack, which reaches more than 25 million MAU globally. In 2022, Brian was selected to join the Recording Academy as part of their new member class. For more info on Brian and Audiomack, check the links below: Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrianZisook LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bzisook/ Audiomack app: https://audiomack.com ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Kam, one of the organizers of the New Noise Shoreditch Festival & Conference, held on April 4th 2022 at the Old Blue Last. This event is here to inspire and assist you with specialist speakers discussing a wide variety of topics that impact musicians, a labels fair, acoustic acts. The entry is set up in aid of Help Musicians, we recommend a donation of £5 to help support musicians in need. For more info on the festival, check the links below: Tickets: https://linktr.ee/NewNoise Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newnoiseshoreditch F ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Nubia Soul Goddess, an electronic soul music artist based out of Atlanta, GA. Nubia was featured multiple times in Atlanta's Voyage magazine, Creative Loafing Live from the Archives, Rhythm Reloaded, and other media platforms. We talk about using bad memories as inspiration for uplifting songs, writing books, working on music, and many other topics. Follow Nubia Soul Goddess: Facebook: @NubiaSoulGODdess Instagram: @officialnubiasoulgoddess Twitter @nubiasoulgoddes ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Joshua Luke Smith, a complex musical artist who describes himself as a 'poet for the people', a vocalist and producer blending rap, R&B and soul. He has been featured on BBC Radio 1Xtra, and collaborated with artists like Oddisee and Jake Isaac. As Smith himself says, his music is made to “speak into the chaos” of the modern world, distilling his own experience of grief and trauma into something anyone can relate to. We talk about the relationship between music and the Universe, music as catharsis, grief, the nature of poetry, and many ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Amelia McCloskey, founder and CEO of an international music licensing company, 'AM Sync Ltd' AKA (AM Licensing) based out of the UK. Previous placements include Netflix series 'Luis Miguel', Netflix TV series 'Monarca', Mexican film 'La Venganza de Mascarita' ​, US film 'Endless' and Spanish Netflix series, 'Elite' with a few more placements in the works. AM Licensing currently represents 1500 rightsholders worldwide including many high-end composers such as award-winning US composer 'Greg Sims' (Oprah Winfrey Show, King Of The Underd ..read more

On this unusual episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk about my thoughts on why we should keep making music despite the massive number of songs released every single day. It would take us around 107 years to listen to everything on Spotify, so if we stand no chance of listening to everything already released, why are we still making music?  Follow me here:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrei.sora Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndreiSoraMusic  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndreiSoraMusic  Website: https://andreisora.com Linktree: https://linktr.ee/andreis ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Good Dog, also known as Jack Hardman. Starting life as a 21 year old Radio 1 tipped singer, the death of his father changed the direction of his life and his music. With a new perspective on the world, writing offered a way to look inwards - a way to visit the past and dream of the future: Good Dog is your forgotten memories on a lonely sea under a warm sun. We talk about his overall approach to music-making, his propensity to use real instruments, visual aesthetics, and his recent No. 1 single on the iTunes singer-songwriter chart. Follo ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Frank Harkin, singer and one of the three founding members of the Ha Ha Ha band (along with Roger Hadwen, Rob Harris). They've been playing together in various forms since the turn of the century, morphing to overcome barriers in space, time and, most recently, global public health emergency. We talk about about songwriting, how the current pandemic has affected musicmaking, and about the future of live music. Follow Frank and Ha Ha Ha here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hahahatheband Twitter: https://twitter.com/hahahatheband  ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Pablo Iranzo, a singer-songwriter from Munich, Germany. We talk about the importance of message in music, how the political landscape influences topics that artists write about, and how not to become irrelevant in today's music industry. Follow Pablo here: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/iranzo__music Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5RyY8QTwid3pvfzANlYGxp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iranzomusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/iranzomusic ..read more

On this episode of the London Music Podcast, I talk to Richard Marc, who is a Yorkshire indie-pop artist. He has previously collaborated with other artists, writers and producers, working on music for Matt Marcii, Lauren Alex Hooper and TikTok star Sophie Frear (whose video containing one of his songs amassed, to date, over 8 million views). Follow Richard here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richardmarcmusic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RichardMarcMusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/richiedrinkstea ..read more