1. That Night

Here I interviewed him about his music therapy and how he would run a therapy session.

In this episode I interview Carl Morgan a inspiring music therapist and entertainer. 

This episode I interview Jack under the Bear pit tunnels. Jack is an American busker who frequently visits Bristol to busk. Was joined unexpectantly by a special rapper who spat some bars on the jam. Hope you enjoy

Jack's second song. 

This episode I interviewed the Beatcleaver who I met under shade in St.andrews park during a jam. The Beatcleaver was a great guide about the rudiments of beatboxing and the culture of beatboxing. He shared his first beatboxing experiences, his influences (from famous beatboxer to Mongolian throat singing), and his thoughts on the future for beatboxing and the community in beatboxing.  We then jammed with a guitar and a trumpet. 

Jamming with the Beatcleaver (1st Jam guitar, 2nd trumpet).

This week I interviewed blues guitarist and singer Rosemary Wylde. Going into the interview blind, without knowing who she was or her music was exciting and not something I regret. Rosemary has a voice perfect for the blues singing with charged emotion and volume that can be as loud as a trombone. She performed two of her own original songs: 'Freight train to freedom' and 'Reins'. We then jammed on a blues cover of a Doors song. 

This week I interview Alexander Canwell, a singer/songwriter who has recently released his album 'Folder 15'. Alex has been one of the first musicians in Bristol who I listened to live and I have been a big fan ever since. His album 'Folder 15' was originally published on his website, one song at a time. Seeing his album manifest before my eyes was a unique experience and one that made me excited to hear each new song, like a present that was waiting for me.  He performed two songs from 'Folder 15': 'That Night' and 'Kerfuffled Again'. He also recited one of his songs in a poetic style.

That Night, Alex's first song. 

Kerfuffled Again, Alex's second song.