I'm Not Here Episode 2

Episode 6 Pt 2 talks to Tallah Brash about her time as a booker, rep, DJ then director at The Electric Circus in Edinburgh and her current position as Music Editor of The Skinny Magazine.

The subject of Episode 6 is the Music Editor of The Skinny, Tallah Brash. In pt 1 we talk about Tallah's early musical interests, getting into working for Fresh Air Student Radio, Cabaret Voltaire and then DJ'ing/promoting shows.  

Episode 5 part 2 talks to Nathan Clark of The Brudenell Social Club about establishing the venue as one of the leading lights in the UK and European touring circuit, the current situation regarding the way live music has been affected by the pandemic and what needs to happen to preserve it.    

Episode 5 talks to Nathan Clark, the man behind one of the most popular venues in Europe, The Brudenell Social Club in Leeds. We talk about his trajectory and how came to be at the helm of the venue, his past as a footballer and the present situation facing venues all over the UK.

Episode 4 Part 2 talks to Aidan Moffat about Tony Wilson, Slint, the award winning film 'Where You're Meant To Be', Arab Strap getting back together and the future of live music.

Episode 4 Part 1 talks to Arab Strap frontman, lyricist and poet Aidan Moffat about his life growing up in Falkirk, discovering music via John Peel then starting the band with Malcolm Middleton.

Episode 3 talks to Dave McGeachan of DF Concerts about his career promoting live music in Scotland over the last 30 years. He works with Manic Street Preachers, Biffy Clyro, The Killers, The Twilight Sad and many more.

Episode 2 talks to FOH engineer and Tour Manager Rachel Ryan about how she got started out in mixing then tour managing bands and her career so far that has taken her all round the world.

The stories of folks from all corners of the music industry, from the artists on stage to the engineers mixing them to the promoters who booked them.

The stories of folks from all corners of the music industry, from the artists on stage to the engineers mixing them to the promoters who booked them.