Quinn Lewis

This episode recaps our inspiring session with Jordan Topf, a gifted singer-songwriter and producer who goes by the moniker, Windser. Whether it’s a song about losing someone close to you or reminiscing about your childhood bedroom, in this session, Windser’s performances remind us of the power of vulnerability. We discuss his recent collaboration with Macklemore on the track, “Next Year,” how to channel authentic emotions into original songs, what it’s like to move across the country to pursue your dreams, and so much more. Some important lessons and insights that will come from this episode include: How to write what you knowThe importance of finding a mentor that you look up toWays to overcome creative block To keep up with Windser, visit him on Spotify here.

We are thrilled to introduce you to the world-class photographer, Ben Baker. From U.S. presidents to A-List actors, Ben has photographed some of the most powerful people in the world.In addition to photographing figures such as Warren Buffett and Ron Howard, Ben seeks to capture humanity through personal projects. A native Australian, Ben's latest project explores what it truly means to come from his country.In this episode, Ben bestows a wealth of knowledge and advice to creators at all levels. He discusses how to get back up again when you've failed, work with powerful and well-respected people, think fast in high-pressure settings, and so much more.Some important lessons and insights that will come from this episode include: Failure is inevitable and it’s what you do with it that matters. Without great risk, you can’t experience great reward.Treat everyone with respect. From there, you can experience true human connection.This industry is ever-changing and you have to be able to adapt and evolve. To learn more about Ben you can follow him here and on Instagram. 

This Creator Session featuring Judah Akers will, without a doubt, fill your spirit with the encouragement that you need to keep going. If you are not familiar with Judah, he is the lead singer of the folk-alternative band Judah & the Lion, and is also involved in several other creative projects. During this episode, Judah discusses how to fuel your creativity with love (instead of fear), why he doesn’t believe in writer’s block, and how to disarm negative thoughts to fully become the creator you’re meant to be!Some important lessons that will come from this episode include: The benefit that shifting your perspective on writer's block (or creative blocks) can have on you. If you want to earn the right to play at the big shows, you have to approach the little shows with the same amount of respect. Encouragement is free. Gifting it to someone has the ability to really impact their life and their work. Check out Judah’s music from Judah & the Lion here. Pink Laundry here. JUDAH. here. 

This episode recaps our Creator Session with the unbelievably talented singer-songwriter, Drew Holcomb. You may be familiar with his Americana band, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, who have been releasing music and touring together for more than 15 years.With more than a decade of experience and countless live performances (Drew played over 400 shows to promote his album, Chasing Someday, alone), it comes as no surprise that this new session offers incredibly insightful advice for artists. While a talented artist, Drew is, perhaps most importantly, an entrepreneur. He built a business as a touring musician, founded the Magnolia Record Club, and the Moonriver Music Festival. Some important lessons and insights that will come from this episode include: The value and importance of having the right people in your cornerWhen to double down on the workHow exploring uncomfortable places can lead to magical moments Learning to decide which feedback to takeCheck out Drew on Spotify here. 

Quinn Lewis is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter who wears his heart on his sleeve. Since his track “Slipping” hit #1 on HypeMachine in 2017, his soulful and intimate style has continued to blow listeners away.In this Creator Session, Quinn shares songs off his new EP, When I Was Sad, and gets honest about the ebbs and flows of his journey to becoming a successful artist.Some important lessons that will come from this episode include: How to take advice from your past selfWithstanding the long journey as a CreatorHow working with your friends, in this industry, can be incredibly beneficialTo listen to more of Quinn’s music, check him out here.