A podcast for artists who aspire to build their own careers doing what they love. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
The Defiance In Motion podcast is an absolute gem in the world of art and creativity. Hosted by Nick, this podcast dives deep into important conversations surrounding the current state of the art industry and provides valuable insights and wisdom for musicians and artists alike. As someone new to the scene, I found Nick's podcast voice to be incredibly engaging and relatable. His timing couldn't have been more perfect, especially considering the challenges faced by artists in the "new normal." The conversations in this podcast truly inspire listeners to think about how industries can shift in a new direction.
One of the best aspects of The Defiance In Motion podcast is its uniqueness. There is nothing quite like it out there. Nick's ideas and thoughts on various subjects related to art are thought-provoking and relevant. He brings forth important questions that need to be discussed within the art world, particularly at a time when the perceived value placed on art seems to be dropping. This podcast serves as a platform for artists to find support and upliftment, regardless of their artistic abilities or pursuits.
In terms of drawbacks, it is difficult to pinpoint any specific ones regarding The Defiance In Motion podcast. However, some listeners might wish for more variety in terms of guests or topics covered. While Nick excels at engaging listeners with his own insights, introducing different perspectives could further enrich the discussions on this podcast.
In conclusion, The Defiance In Motion podcast is an absolute must-listen for anyone interested in art and creativity. It breaks through long-avoided conversations within the industry and seeks to empower artists who are striving to make a living from their abilities. With its unique approach and valuable insights, this podcast deserves a 10/10 recommendation. Don't miss out on these eye-opening conversations that aim to bring power back into the hands of artists everywhere.
We are BACK with a powerhouse duo; Tean and Frank from the band Misinformation. We talk about politics in music, the creative process, and more. Check them out at misinformationmusic.com, and on Instagram @misinformationmusic. A link to their music is below! Misinformation: https://linktr.ee/misinformationmusic SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW WHEREVER YOU GET YOUR PODCASTS! Email us: defianceinmotion@gmail.com Instagram: @defianceinmotion --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
Today's guest Stephen Ramos has been my fellow band mate, business partner, and friend for the past 10 years now, and it was awesome to finally get him on the show. For anyone who has been wondering what the inside scoop is behind Hearts Like Lions' name change, the rebrand, and a look into the ideas behind the newly formed band Wilder. - this one is for you! Wilder music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0WjOmXeyNIMeAXc0KQ8xfa?si=XABSHQjIQjmwnJVpIFH6sQ Wilder IG & Twitter: @thebandwilder Rude Records: https://www.ruderecords.com/artists/wilder/ Defiance In Motion: Email: defianceinmotion@gmail.com IG: @defianceinmotion --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
Hello! We are back, and on this episode I spoke with Cindy Gooden, a music coach and consultant for all things related to your music career. She's based out of Los Angeles, and spent years doing the DIY touring and recording grind with her band Very Fresh. We talk a lot about the power that artists have within their means to get things done on their own, without the help of outside interests. Cindy's work: Www.cindygooden.com Cindy's band: veryfresh.bandcamp.com Defiance In Motion: Instagram: @defianceinmotion talk shit and other stuff: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
On today‘s episode, I sat down with a guy named Sunni, admin of the instagram page @protectblackbodies and founder of Long Beach journalism project called 562 LoJo (@562lojo). We covered a TON of topics - ranging from activism, gang culture, tech, and ideas for the future. You can check out Sunni's work at lblojo.org, or at the Instagram handles above. Sponsor: In this episode, I also plugged Wilder., a band from Long Beach, CA (yes I am a part of this band) who is releasing their debut single titled “Oh No” via Rude Records. You can hear a part of the track in the episode, and pre save the singly to Spotify or Apple Music at www.music.ruderecords.com/ohno Defiance In Motion: Questions, suggestions, hate mail: defianceinmotion@gmail.com Instagram: @defianceinmotion --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode I spoke with Orange County-based artist manager Rachael Farris. Rachael has been in artist management for several years and we talk about her experience in the music industry thus far, and some of the obstacles she's had to face as a woman in an industry overwhelmingly dominated by men. Where to find Rachael: www.shiftyeyedrabbit.com Instagram: @rachaeldanae ALSO in this episode, we featured a band based out of SoCal called We Never Settled. Check out their brand new album “Dissonance, A Violent Phrase“ as well as their socials below: Music: https://linktr.ee/WeNeverSettled Instagram: @weneversettled Defiance In Motion: Instagram: @defianceinmotion Strange inquiries and other mess: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
We are back in full effect! On this episode I sat down with Andy Franchere (@andydiehard) of the bands Ill Communiction, Diehard Youth, and With or Without You. We talked about his current projects, the early days of his music career, the early days of Tehachapi hardcore, and a whole lot more. Check out and more-order Ill Communication's new record here: https://www.anothercityrecords.com/shop Follow Ill Communication: Instagram @illxcommunication Defiance In Motion: Support the show: www.anchor.fm/defianceinmotion/support Instagram: @defianceinmotion hate mail and weird shit: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
On this episode, Nick speaks to long time friend Brandon De Vincenzo of the band Absence Of Mine. Brandon is also the dude who played all the guitars on the podcast intro song. WOW! Check out his band's music here Follow AOM on instagram: @absenceofmine SUPPORT THE PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/defianceinmotion/support FOLLOW THE PODCAST: instagram: @defianceinmotion Send us some...love? Defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode of Defiance In Motion, Nick speaks with Micah Bournes, a spoken word / hip hop artist from Long Beach, CA. Micah's work is intertwined with themes about faith, social justice, and the experiences of black individuals in America. Check out his work at micahbournes.com and / or the links below. Micah's work: Bandcamp: https://micahbournes.bandcamp.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/micahbournes Instagram: @micahbournes Defiance In Motion: Instagram: @defianceinmotion email: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode, Nick talks to David Pollock (D.C.R. Pollock), about a variety of topics including his philosophies about religion, politics, and how that blends into the music he makes. You can check out his work on Apple Music, Spotify, and can get more info about him at the link to his website below. DCR POLLOCK: instagram: @dcrpollock twitter: @dcrpollock website: https://dcr-pollock.webflow.io/ DEFIANCE IN MOTION: instagram: @defianceinmotion email: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
On this episode, Nick sits down with producer Mike Pepe and discusses Mike's background, how he's adapted since the beginning of the pandemic, and how artists should take more control of their careers if they wish to see more tangible success. Mike operates out of Barefoot Studios in Hollywood, CA, and has worked with bands such as Taking Back Sunday, Bayside, Emarosa, Sundressed, Hearts Like Lions, and more. Follow him on Instagram at @mikepepemusic Email us with questions, recommendations, or tell us about your dog: defianceinmotion@gmail.com Instagram: @defianceinmotion --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode, Nick speaks with Tank from LA Hardcore band Rotting Out about Twitch streaming, his earlier life, and how perseverance is a key to longevity as an artist. Share your thoughts: Email: defianceinmotion@gmail.com Instagram: @defianceinmotion Twitter: @defiancenmotion Rotting Out: http://www.purenoise.net/artists/rotting-out/ Slowtrip: https://www.anchoreightyfour.com/slowtrip --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
The sooner artists learn to adapt and innovate in their careers, the sooner they can outpace major gatekeepers in the industry. Want to promote your band on the show? Your business? Got something you want to advertise? Send it over to defianceinmotion@gmail.com Socials: instagram @defianceinmotion Twitter: @defiancenmotion ARTICLE LINKS: “Why Artists Might Pull The Plug On Record Labels' Second Boom” https://apple.news/Ay0n2Hz2AS4uKQrZzbRt7GA “How 2020 Changed the Music Business Forever” https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/features/music-business-changes-transformations-2020-1107373/ “Get Ready For a Music Making Arms Race” https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/features/beatport-beatstars-music-making-arms-race-1107122/ “Drake's Departure From Universal Music Group Would Disrupt The Music Industry” (lol) https://airraman.medium.com/drakes-departure-from-universal-music-group-would-disrupt-the-music-industry-d149184f447f “Decoded: The History Of Record Deals” https://www.awal.com/blog/history-of-record-deals --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode, Nick talks about the responsibility every artist shares to speak up on important issues, and not stay silent. Source Articles: https://www.history.com/news/black-music-slavery-protest https://bigthink.com/politics-current-affairs/music-politics?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_of_the_Underground_Railroad What are your thoughts? Suggestions for the show? instagram: @defianceinmotion Twitter: @defiancenmotion Email: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode, Nick talks about our relationships to failure, and how by changing it, artists can move past barriers they may create for themselves. ”Mindset” by Carol S. Dweck Ph.D: https://www.amazon.com/Mindset-Psychology-Carol-S-Dweck/dp/0345472322 2009 GUITAR CENTER DRUM-OFF PERFORMANCES (as promised) : District Finals, Pasadena CA: https://youtu.be/WYvbAdXYYtM Semi-Finals, Hollywood, CA: https://youtu.be/uWq7YsbhtQg TELL US WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND: INSTAGRAM: @defienaceinmotion TWITTER: @defiancenmotion EMAIL: defianceinmotion@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
In this episode, Nick talks about how Spotify's recent decision to pay bands less in return for an algorithmic advantage is harmful to young artists. TELL US WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND: Twitter: @defiancenmotion Instagram @defianceinmotion Email: defianceinmotion@gmail.com LINKS: - www.ascap.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/defianceinmotion/support
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