Music Maker Podcast

In this episode, we dive into: Seek N Destroy’s journey as a hard-hitting dance music producer, from Adelaide’s underground to major label releases What first drew him to the heavier side of dance music and how he’s refined his sound over the years His approach to balancing music creation with life outside the studio and his mindset on finding that harmony The reasons behind his recent break from music and how it’s redefined his focus in drum & bass Insights on building a positive culture in the Australian dance scene and the importance of supporting fellow artists Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seek_n_destroy/ Tune in to the Music Maker Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for this episode and more! Link in bio. #musicproduction #musicmakers #musicmakerpodcast #dancemusic #drumandbass #seekndestroy #flash89 #australiandancemusic #musicproducer

In this episode, we dive into: Lauren Neko’s evolution as a DJ, vocalist, and producer, from the dancefloor to international stages The art of building a lasting career in DJing and music production How branding plays a critical role in defining and maintaining a unique identity in the music industry Her insights on music education and lecturing, and how it helps shape the next generation of artists The potential for AI to transform the creative process for music producers A sneak peek into Lauren's upcoming show supporting Purple Disco Machine

In this episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented James Curd, a true multi-dimensional artist whose journey spans from the Chicago house scene to global dancefloors and Australia. With releases on iconic labels like Defected and Get Physical, remixes for artists like Rufus Du Sol and Flight Facilities, and his own music reimagined by dance music’s elite, James shares insights on his career, film and game scoring, and his latest projects. We also dive into his thoughts on how Australia’s dance scene can continue to grow. A must-listen for DJ's, Producers and creators alike!

In this episode we delve into: - Learning and expanding your skills - Preparing Musical Ideas Before Studio Sessions - Setting Creative Challenges - Collaborating for Fresh Perspectives - Don't Sweat The Small Stuff - Seeking Coaching and Mentorship - Taking Breaks To Recharge

We're thrilled to welcome Bruno Blanc to the Music Maker Podcast. With a string of hits that have dominated Australia’s dance charts for over a year, Bruno's music has found its way into the sets of iconic DJs like John Summit, Sam Divine, Dombresky, Roger Sanchez, Bob Sinclar and more. In this episode, we delve into:- Creativity, expressing yourself and monetising your brand - The importance of finishing your music - Navigating other people's opinions and feedback in the production process - Bruno Blanc's experience as a veteran vocalist - His collaborations with CASSIMM, Tom Evans, Monochrome (AU) and Karina Chavez. Follow Bruno Blanchttps://linktr.ee/brunoblanc
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In this episode, we explore: Why Flash 89 chose to invest in coaching The structure of the Toolroom Masterclass Key lessons Flash 89 gained from the course Collaborating with the Toolroom Academy team The challenges faced during the Masterclass Flash 89's overall experience and success in the Masterclass Tune in to the Music Maker Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for this episode and more! Link in bio. #musicproduction #musicmakers #musicmakerpodcast #techhouse #housemusic #dancemusic #musicproducer #flash89 #toolroomacademy #toolroom #toolroomrecords

In Episode 26 of the Music Maker Podcast, we are thrilled to feature Pete Griffiths, a driving force behind Toolroom Records since the early days. As a key innovator and head tutor at the Toolroom Academy, Pete has shaped the careers of numerous renowned artists such as Mark Knight, Weiss, and Tiesto. He has played pivotal roles in launching the Artist Management division, Engine Room Management, and developing world-class music production courses. Pete shares his extensive experience in A&R, artist management, and music production, offering invaluable insights into the challenges artists face and strategies for success. Tune in for an inspiring and informative episode that delves deep into the heart of the music industry. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petegriffiths/?hl=en Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djpetegriffiths Toolroom Academy: https://toolroomacademy.com

Join us on the Music Maker Podcast for Episode 25, where we sit down with Friendless/Chris Arnott, a talented and diverse full-time music producer based in Australia. We discuss his musical journey, explore the challenges of the industry, discover his insights on collaboration and also chat about latest single 'Who Say That.' Learn how he maintains creativity and momentum in the studio, and why being on the same wavelength is crucial when working with others. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/friendless Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/friendlessofficial/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0lrkJSVpKbalJUQKzmsCAv?si=SFjdx-4hRJmcRJtsep2eDA Flash 89: https://linktr.ee/flash89music

Today, we're thrilled to welcome Steve Hart, a name synonymous with South Australia's vibrant dance music scene. He has made his mark with releases on Vicious Recordings, including tracks like "Change" featuring Melinda Appelby, and remixes of Dizzee Rascal's "Dirtee Cash" and Thomas Gold's "Everybody Be Somebody." A veteran in dance music, Steve has played at Groove Is In The Park, Summadayze, Future Music, and Stereosonic Festivals. He has also mentored Adelaide's aspiring music producers as the production manager of Fresh 92.7 and hosted the Clubbers Drive radio show with DJ Brendon. We discuss his new record label, Shoosh Records while sharing dance music wisdom and insights on maximising studio time and enjoying the production process. Steve Hart http://www.stevehartmusic.com https://soundcloud.com/steve-hart https://www.instagram.com/stevehartmusic/?hl=en

In Episode 23, we catch up with Jack Rubinacci, an Anglo-Italian singer, musician, songwriter, and author, who maintains a successful musical career despite facing challenges with tinnitus and hearing issues. Jack shares his personal journey of habituating to tinnitus and emphasizes how open conversations about such challenges can empower artists to thrive. We discuss his transition from band life to a solo career, delve into his songwriting process, and explore the intricacies of managing a social media presence as an artist. Known for his work being recorded by renowned artists and having opened for acts like Arcade Fire, The Chicks, Lionel Richie, and Joe Cocker, Jack’s experiences provide a wealth of knowledge for aspiring musicians and songwriters. Jack Rubinacci Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_rubinacci/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5r2kLLlIdIuHbOMHOi8ACt?si=4z5rAXBiTISXB5Zf2s-y_w Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@jackrubinacci_official Flash 89 https://linktr.ee/flash89music