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Techno for punks, or punk for techno heads… DJ, artist, label owner Louisahhh makes music that hits the sweet spot between Boiler Room and CBGBs. A native New Yorker now living in France for almost a decade, she chats with your host Paul Hanford about cultural identity, diversity and performative success, the route of her album The Practice Of Freedom, playing great parties and playing not so great parties, and so much more. 

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Paul’s debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. 

Lost and Sound title music by E.S.O

This episode is sponsored by Audio-Technica 

I love talking to artist about their journey and what makes them even want to pursue music.  Getting to speak with Ali Angel was such a pleasure.  She references that growing up in LA where she knew so many people in the music industry allowed her to consider pursuing music more confidently.  She love's the music community and the support from other artists and references how important collaboration is.  She speaks heavily on making sure as an artist you take advantage of every single opportunity that is presented to you.  Make the most of it all.

We are looking forward for her new EP set to be released later this year and are currently blasting the new single "Extra Wild" every chance we get.

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Welcome to Roadcase, a podcast exploring the live music experience!!  Join Roadcase for this stellar episode with Ari Herstand, and learn more about Ari's double-life as an artist/author and content creator as well as a trusted voice of reason and knowledge in the independent artist business community.  Ari's book, "How To Make It in the New Music Business," as well as his podcast, Ari's Take, both provide solid advice and instruction on how to make it and navigate in today's music business.  Ari is as personable as he is successful, and he was a joy to talk to, so come along for this great ride!!

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Ariel Pink is Ariel Rosenburg: A producer, singer and songwriter based out of Los Angeles, California, with a proclivity towards low fidelity pop-rock music. With a do-it-yourself approach, Ariel Pink has fashioned a bountiful discography and has proven to harbor a true knack for writing catchy hooks.

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Redd is Telecaster royalty. He played in Merle Haggard's band for many years after making a name for himself as a go-to Nashville studio guitar-slinger. Redd's own band held court at Austin's famed Continental Club for nearly 20 years, and his residency was not to be missed. Now residing in Virginia, Redd connects with Greg to talk about navigating bands, studios, scenes, and of course Telecasters.

1:51  - Redd’s transition from Austin to Virginia, why moving around the country keeps his playing fresh and inventive, the constant hustle of being a guitar player in a city like Nashville and Austin, and the benefits of moving to a small town
17:59 - The importance of relationships and friendships in the music industry, and the flip-side of running your own solo project
20:46 - Knowing when and how to use stylistic & improvisational freedom
24:54 - Life as a musician in Canada, its bustling music scene, and Redd’s transition to California where he coincidently linked up with steel guitar player Bobby Black
31:55 - LA and the funny unwritten law of subbing out your gig if another pays better without risk of getting fired
33:59- Redd and the Telecaster
37:30 - What kind of music Redd grew up listening to
46:20 - Redd’s go-to amps then and now

Total Length: 71:23