Roger Brainard

Tye talks about working a major guitar hub there in Tulsa. He talks about working as a live musician, and teaching. He even mentions tricks he does to help him keep going. Lucid Be joins us from the metroplex Dallas FT Worth area to talk about getting started. They educate me on alternative music, even discussing "Shoe Gaze," great guys.

Roger reveals thoughts about recording and playing live. Even mentions his gear, (it ain’t a lot).

Mark Anthony from the Pittsburgh, US area talks to us about his life as a musician. Danswell and the Symptoms talk to us about nearly everything!

We are back! Thanks for sticking with us. We have an all new season lined up. First up it's Brady Jo from NYC talking to us about mixtapes, lessons, and we even hit Jr High memories. Second, Steve McGrady visits from the Cambridge area and we talk a little of our collaborations and of songwriting. Steve has a new 3-song single with Creative Reader.

Stephen Crane drives down to talk about his amazing career, what he’s doing now, and offer a little advice. Then we go to Canada to talk to Laura Kelsey who not only has a new video: https://youtu.be/y84MqyMeVaYbut has overcome obstacles to actually sing.

It’s a total music Saturday on the Shadows. First we head to Paris to talk to Lewca and DJ S.O.A.P. Then we go to St Louis to talk to The Brian Jin.

Oscar and Daniel join us from Denmark to talk about the streaming service they’re building and how it is different.

Mike and Niki join us. Mike Five owns a record label in Brighton. He talks about what he does, why he does it, and Lemmy.https://www.headlightsandwhitelines.com/Niki joins us from Upstate New York to tell us tips on how to take care of ourselves, the ins and outs of healthcare for musicians, and how to support the local music scene in your region.

Dino Dimuro and Mikey J join the shadows. Dino talks about himself and his career. Mikey gives us his favorite tunes from the release radar.

Chris joins us to discuss the difficulties in navigating the world of streaming. What’s a right way to distribute content? I ask him.