Making a Scene Presents

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Kung Fu HippiesThe new album from Kung Fu Hippies is a vibrant celebration of 25 years of making music together—and it's their most compelling work yet. With three lead vocalists—Frank Leonovich, Brad Ray, and Chad Kroll—each track offers a unique flavor, while the band's chemistry ties everything together into a cohesive, standout record. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Cirkus PrutzCirkus Prütz is a powerhouse Swedish rock band that fuses the grit of blues, the thunder of classic rock, and the soul of Southern groove into a sound that's as raw as it is refined. With deep roots in the traditions of 70s rock and an eye on today's turbulent world, the band delivers music that's both hard-hitting and thought-provoking—unapologetically loud, politically aware, and full of fire. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Antonio AndradeAntonio Andrade is a veteran singer-songwriter and performer known for his vibrant blend of folk, rock, and humor—what he calls “rockin' folk.” With over 45 years of stage experience, Andrade has earned accolades including “Best Male Solo Artist” from the Central Pennsylvania Music Awards (2021) and has showcased at both SERFA and SWRFA. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Susan AndersSusan Anders is a singer-songwriter whose music blends Americana, folk, pop, and jazz with emotionally resonant vocals and insightful, often witty lyrics.Born and raised in Berkeley, California, she earned degrees from UC Santa Cruz and San Francisco State before launching into a musically adventurous early career. During her twenties, she performed across Northern California with a cappella, jazz, rock, and Motown bands—while also making ends meet through delightfully unconventional gigs like delivering singing telegrams with a table strapped around her waist and teaching doo-wop to Buddhist monks. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Barry McGuiganBorn Finbar Patrick McGuigan on February 28, 1961, in Monaghan, Ulster, Ireland, Barry McGuigan was raised in the small town of Clones. He quickly made his mark in the boxing world as an amateur, capturing a gold medal at the 1978 Commonwealth Games. In 1981, he turned professional, embarking on a career that would make him one of Ireland's most beloved sports figures. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Reverend DouglasThe Reverend Douglas (Douglas Patterson) is a Louisville, Kentucky-based blues artist known for his raw, soulful sound and deep-rooted authenticity. Blending traditional blues with personal storytelling, his music resonates with emotional depth and spiritual reflection. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Dave GoddessDave Goddess makes music that's raw, real, and unapologetically personal. With a voice rooted in rock, Americana, and storytelling, he writes songs not to chase trends, but to chase truth. “I don't write for popularity,” he says. “I do it to please myself. Hopefully, others connect with that honesty.” http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Erja LyytinenErja Lyytinen is one of the most acclaimed blues-rock guitarists on today's international touring circuit. Known as “the Finnish slide goddess” (The Blues Magazine), she's spent over two decades pushing the boundaries of blues, blending traditional roots with rock, funk, and experimental sounds.Since releasing her debut album Wildflower in 2003, Lyytinen has put out twelve studio albums and numerous live recordings, including her latest: 20 Years of Blues Rock!—a celebration of her storied career, captured live at Tavastia Club in Helsinki. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Scarlet GoodbyeThe Scarlet Goodbye is the brainchild of two seasoned Minnesota musicians: Dan Murphy and Jeff Arundel. When their paths crossed unexpectedly, it sparked a collaboration that neither saw coming—but both clearly needed. Dan, best known for his foundational work with alt-rock legends Soul Asylum and the supergroup Golden Smog, brought his gritty, guitar-driven edge. Jeff, a mellow, introspective singer-songwriter and producer, added warmth and nuance. Together, they found creative common ground in an attic studio in St. Paul, Minnesota. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Webb WilderAfter a five-year break, legendary roots rocker Webb Wilder is back with Hillbilly Speedball, a high-octane blend of grit, groove, and genre-defying style. This marks his 13th studio release—a milestone in a career that spans nearly four decades. Known for his unique mix of rock, country, blues, and British Invasion swagger, Wilder delivers a record that feels both refreshingly new and deeply rooted in tradition. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Tyler Chiarelli of the Ghost HoundsGhost Hounds are redefining what it means to be a modern rock band, fusing country grit, blues soul, and rock-and-roll swagger into a sound that feels both timeless and fresh. With deep roots in American music traditions and a clear vision for the future, the band proves that the blues-infused rock genre is not only alive—it's thriving. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents An Interview with Mondo Cortez Of the Chicago Blues AngelsMondo Cortez, guitarist, vocalist, and frontman of the Chicago Blues Angels, is a seasoned torchbearer of roots blues, rockabilly, and American roots music. With a style steeped in tradition and fire in every performance, Mondo has earned his stripes on stages across the country. His resume reads like a blues hall of fame—he's performed with legends such as Nick Curran, Kim Wilson, and the iconic Fabulous Thunderbirds. Over the years, he's shared the spotlight with giants like Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, Otis Rush, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Dave Meyers, Kid Ramos, and Eddie Taylor Jr. — each encounter shaping the depth and authenticity of his sound. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Gypsy Lee of Gypsy PistolerosGypsy Pistoleros don't just defy categorization — they annihilate it. Born from a collision of worlds too wild to be tamed, their music is a sacred rebellion against everything bland, expected, and safe. They are the outlaws of sound, weaving together a fearless tapestry of Latin rock swagger, 1950s Spector-esque punked-up balladry, glam-punk chaos, and the operatic grandeur of an anthem at the edge of reason. Every note is a war cry. Every chorus, a pledge of allegiance to the outsiders, the renegades, the beautiful misfits. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Rex Lyons of The RipcordsThe Ripcords were born out of a project envisioned by Rex Lyons, who wanted to explore some of his favorite music alongside his collaborators from The Roustabouts, another well-known roots band in Central New York (CNY) fronted by Dugan Henhawk. Rex and Dugan share a long history, going back to their days in Whiteboy and the Wagonburners, the influential punk-and-roll band that ignited the CNY music scene in the late '80s and early '90s. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Pam LintonPam Linton isn't just a singer—she's a storyteller, a stylist, and a torchbearer of the great Americana tradition. With a career rooted in heartfelt performances and a deep respect for musical heritage, Pam has spent decades traveling the backroads of America, connecting with audiences one fair, festival, and honky-tonk at a time. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with VulvarineVulvarine, an unapologetic rock gang hailing from Vienna, Austria, is redefining the landscape of modern rock music with their powerful and dynamic sound. Describing themselves as purveyors of ‘Vulvarock,' a genre that fuses raw punk, heavy metal, and high-energy rock ‘n' roll, the band creates a sonic experience that is as energetic and dramatic as it is empowering. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Scott LowScott Low is a Georgia-based singer-songwriter known for his soulful blend of blues, Americana, and Appalachian folk music. Originally from Athens, Georgia, Low spent years touring the country and performing up to 200 shows annually. In 2016, he relocated to the small mountain town of Clayton in Rabun County, where he founded Hatch Camp and Art Farm—a unique venue that combines fly fishing, art, and live music .​ http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Greg Weaver of Hush MoneyRising from the rolling foothills of the southern Appalachian Mountains, Hush Money is a powerhouse original band whose music draws deep inspiration from vintage rock, gritty blues, and the untamed spirit of outlaw country. With a sound that pays homage to Southern musical traditions while carving out its own modern identity, Hush Money brings raw authenticity and electrifying energy to every note they play. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an interview with Robin Sedivy aka GraybeatRobin Sedivy's musical journey is a vibrant tapestry woven from dedication, talent, and versatility, stretching across multiple genres and roles throughout his dynamic career. He began as a percussionist, playing in school concert, symphonic, and marching bands, and notably serving as a timpanist in the Minnesota Central Lakes Regional Band. Robin found his first true passion behind the drum kit in seventh grade, a passion that grew as he performed with school jazz bands from eighth grade through his college years. His early musical experiences also included playing drums with The Magic Mushponies, contributing to two recorded albums, and participating in the first off-Broadway production of The Who's "Tommy." http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tim GartlandAs an acclaimed contemporary blues artist, Tim Gartland has spent a lifetime mastering his craft. His journey began at the age of 13, when a Muddy Waters concert in his native Ohio ignited a deep passion for the blues. He picked up the harmonica soon after and immersed himself in the genre's rich history and emotive power. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tony HolidayThere's something magnetic about Tony Holiday—an ability to bring people together through music, community, and pure soul. Since relocating from Salt Lake City to Memphis in 2017, Tony has become a driving force in the city's modern soul blues revival. Immersed in a close-knit circle of talented, like-minded musicians, he's been instrumental in carrying Memphis's rich musical heritage into bold new territory. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Stone James from Hollis DorianStone Jamess has always had a thing for big riffs and honest songs. As a former member of the hard-driving rock band The Dead Show Dealers, he cut his teeth on loud guitars, gritty vocals, and no-frills live shows that left everything out on the stage. That chapter was all about raw energy and rock ‘n' roll swagger—but like any good storyteller, Stone was ready for a new direction. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Taylor RobertBorn Robert Taylor Baggott IV into a long line of preachers, it seemed Taylor Robert was destined for the pulpit—but music had other plans. His love for singing started early when he joined the Minnesota Boy Choir in sixth grade, sparking a lifelong passion for music. Growing up, weekends were spent leading worship in church choirs and playing in the church band. If there was a chance to sing or play, he was in—whether it was school musicals, orchestra, or the a cappella group he started in high school. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Reverend Peyton of Reverend Peyton's Big Damn BandThe Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band has delivered energetic performances in 38 countries and 48 states, earning widespread recognition in prestigious publications such as Rolling Stone, Living Blues, and Elmore. They've graced the cover of Vintage Guitar Magazine, topped Billboard's Blues Charts multiple times, and garnered three nominations from the Blues Foundation's esteemed Blues Music Awards in Memphis. Reverend Peyton himself was honored by The Indianapolis Star as one of the "Top 25 Hoosier Musicians of All Time." http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Sari SchorrSari Schorr first burst onto the Blues-Rock scene with her critically acclaimed debut album, A Force of Nature, produced by iconic British Blues pioneer Mike Vernon (David Bowie, Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac).  Her most recent collaboration Joyful Sky with Robin Trower soared to #1 on the Billboard Blues chart in the USA. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with David Pippin and Eva RoseEva Rose Schultz, a singer-songwriter from Carrollton, Georgia, draws inspiration from blues, R&B, soul, and indie folk, infusing her music with heartfelt emotion and authenticity. Guitarist David Pippin complements her style with his versatile playing, contributing to a rich and dynamic sound. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Janiva MagnessThe seven-time Blues Music Awards recipient (and the 2009 B.B. King Entertainer of the Year, the Blues Foundation's highest honor) and 2016 Grammy Award nominee will simultaneously release the Fathead audio book edition of Weeds Like Us, her frank, profoundly moving 2019 memoir. Los Angeles composer and musician Matt Cartsonis produced. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Niamh StrongNiamh Strong is a critically acclaimed Irish vocalist renowned for her soulful interpretations of blues, jazz, and contemporary soul. Hailing from a legendary musical lineage, Niamh is the daughter of the late Rob Strong, one of Ireland's most iconic soul singers. Her rich, emotive voice and dynamic stage presence have earned her a devoted following both in Ireland and internationally. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an interview with Jim StanardMagical is the third full-length studio album from award-winning singer-songwriter Jim Stanard. In reviewing his last album which featured Bethany & Peter Yarrow, American Blues Scene wrote "they say there'll never be another Johnny Cash or Kris Kristofferson, but Jim Stanard draws from the same well of weathered experience." That sentiment is even more true for this album. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with DJ O'Sullivan of XIII DOORSXIII Doors emerged from the vision of singer and multi-instrumentalist DJ O'Sullivan. Hailing from the west of Ireland, DJ was raised in Shannon, County Clare, in a musical family that inspired his creative journey. Over the course of his career, DJ's musical endeavors have included numerous bands and theatrical productions, granting him the privilege of touring across Europe, the UK, the US, and the Middle East. DJ conceived XIII Doors with a clear purpose: to ignite inspiration in others and encourage them to pursue their dreams. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Will WildeWill Wilde is a force to be reckoned with—a phenomenal harmonica player with a voice to match.Will's intense harmonica style steals the spotlight from the traditional blues rock guitar, with a sound that owes as much to Gary Moore as it does to Sonny Boy Williamson. "I'm always looking to make new sounds with the harmonica, pushing its boundaries, trying to change people's perception of it.” In fact, Will has gone one step further and created his own signature "Wilde Tuned" harmonicas so he can play licks that weren't possible before. “They enable me to hold my own with any blues rock guitarist.” http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Massy FergusonHailing from Seattle, Massy Ferguson has spent the better part of two decades exploring both sides of the country-rock divide.  You Can't Tell Me I'm Not What I Used To Be, the band's seventh album, expands beyond that mix of amplified twang and raw, guitar-driven bang. If Massy Ferguson's previous records unfolded like soundtracks for loud, lively evenings at the bar, then You Can't Tell Me I'm Not What I Used To Be explores a different sort of sonic real estate. This is the band's cinematic version of rootsy American music, produced by Damien Jurado—an idiosyncratic folksinger celebrated for his craft as much as his unpredictability—and filled with vintage tones, analog production, lush instrumentation, and the sharp songwriting that's always been the bedrock of Massy Ferguson's music.  http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Miss Georgia PeachMiss Georgia Peach is a country artist hailing from Saint Paul, Minnesota, known for her dynamic blend of traditional country and rock influences. She is signed with Rum Bar Records, a Boston-based label recognized for its dedication to authentic rock and roll. ​Her latest album, "Class Out the Ass," was released on February 14, 2025, and showcases her powerful vocals and passionate performances. The album features a mix of original songs and covers, including a rendition of Buck Owens' "I Don't Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)" and Ira Louvin's "Who Threw Dat Rock?" ​ http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Timothy JTim is Singer guitarist song writer that has toured extensively in Canada. Originally from northern Alberta. ​After years of the ‘no fixed address' lifestyle Tim settled in Calgary Canada. In 2018 Tim started a new project “Timothy J” writing Acoustic based rock songs written from personal experience. Shortly after that teaming up with long time friend Guitarist and Producer Daron Schofield. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Al Lauro of Big Al and the HeavyweightsThe music of Big Al and the Heavyweights begins with the beat laid down by drummer Big Al himself.  Big Al Lauro was born and raised in the city of New Orleans.  He grew up surrounded by the unique culture of the city that care forgot.  The food, the language, and of course the music became a part of him as surely as he became a part of New Orleans.  Year after year he saw Mardi through the eyes of a child, with a wonderment and jubilation that continues today in the music of Big Al and the Heavyweights.  His drumming has been described by Blues Brother Dan Akroyd as the “pounding, driving force” behind the music of The Heavyweights. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Micki Free!GRAMMY®-award-winning musician Micki Free is a multi-talented guitarist, songwriter, performer, and producer with a career that spans decades and includes collaborations with some of the most legendary figures in music. Born of mixed Cherokee/Comanche Native American and Irish descent, Micki's unique cultural heritage has deeply influenced his sound and artistic journey. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Magnus Henriksson of EclipseECLIPSE, the heavy rock powerhouse out of Stockholm, Sweden, has been making increasingly larger waves on the European and American rock scene over the last years. With stream counts in the hundreds of millions and tours ranging from South America to Australia and Japan, these guys are a force to be reckoned with, which festivalgoers of Wacken, Alcatraz, and Summer Breeze, to name but a few, will be very aware of by now. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with 63 DeluxeThe band, consisting of guitarist and vocalist Anthony Scott, bassist Bret Hann and drummer/vocalist Jack Thomson hope to propel the blues genre into a new contemporary realm in Australia. Born out of friendship and hardship, but continued through the love of music and expression, the guys in 63 Deluxe are bringing their take on the music they would want to hear. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with YEV!SLAVA UKRAINEYEV's self-titled debut album is a poignant and powerful introduction to the artist's dynamic voice, blending cinematic folk rock, modern blues, vintage pop, and the soulful resonance of his Ukrainian heritage. Each song offers a captivating narrative that weaves haunting melodies and raw emotion into a tapestry of universal themes—hope, loss, resilience, and the search for belonging. YEV's voice is best described as an amalgamation of Roy Orbison's vintage vibrato, the blues folk stylings of Hozier, and Jeff Buckley's soulful croon. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Will Bart of Johnny in the BasementWow ! the beautiful thing about hearing new music is the absolute joy it brings to your heart. "That was the overwhelming feeling i had when hearing the music of Johnny In The Basement band; they hail from Long Island New York and their guitarist, songwriter and larger-than-life personality, Will Bart is such a joy to speak with. The way he talks about music, you can tell this is a man on a mission, and his religion is rock n roll. Join us to hear the story of the boy from Long Island who has a dream that I know is going to come true in spades. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Crooked Eyed Tommy on his new project with Tomislav GolubanIt's not very often that an old-school Croatian harmonica player hooks up with a West Coast guitarist. In fact, this collaboration is partially supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia. Tomislav Goluban, whose surname translates to Pigeon in English, has been inspired by harmonica masters Sonny Boy Williamson, Paul Butterfield, Kim Wilson, Gary Primich, Sonny Terry, and Joe Filisko. His twenty-year music career includes 15 studio albums. Tomislav began playing harp in 1997 and released his debut recording, “Pigeon's Flight,” in 2005. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Geoff AchisonGeoff Achison was born on Phillip Island, Victoria. He is the third of five siblings and was raised in the Victorian rural village of Malmsbury. His journey in music began when he discovered a forgotten old guitar beneath the stairwell of the family home. His trumpet-playing father enthusiastically found him a guitar teacher, and his first gigs were with his dad's old-time dance band. The young guitarist displayed enough promise to attract the attention of local jazz musician Alan Watson. Through his new mentor, he was exposed to jazz and improvisation. At Watson's suggestion, Geoff temporarily switched to bass-guitar, which provided him with a greater understanding of the rhythm section. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Sean ChambersFlorida born Sean Chambers began his career in the Blues back in 1998 when he toured with the legendary Hubert Sumlin as his guitarist and band leader until 2003. During Sean's tenure with Mr. Sumlin, Britain's own Guitarist magazine named Chambers as “One of the top 50 blues guitarists of the last century.”  In 2009, Chambers went into the studio to record his critically-acclaimed album “Ten Til Midnight.”​ http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Twangtown ParamoursNashville-based husband-and-wife duo Mike T. Lewis and MaryBeth Zamer, known on stage as The Twangtown Paramours, have made a name for themselves defying boundaries with their award-winning catalogue of Americana, Folk, and Blues anthems. With a slew of accolades for their first three full-length albums, they've earned a loyal following, balancing serious instrumental and vocal chops with witty stage banter and a lighthearted approach to life. With their third album, Double Down on a Bad Thing, The Twangtown Paramours shifted gears to showcase a full band, electric, groove-oriented, upbeat, soul-infused, and retro blues sound. Their soon-to-be released fourth album, The Wind Will Change Again, is an acoustic Folk record consisting of a collection of songs that the Twangers call their best to date. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Madeline RoseneMadeline Rosene is an indie pop-n-roll singer-songwriter known for her sharp wit, genre-blending sound, and fearless storytelling. Currently based in Los Angeles, Madeline original hails from Cleveland, Ohio and New York City. Madeline's music captures the essence of modern life's complexities with a mix of humor, heart, and edge. Her debut album, "Raised on Porn", boldly explores themes of societal disconnect in a digital age, while her follow-up, "Everyday Existential Crisis", dives deeper into the psyche with introspective, genre-defying tracks. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Andy Gallagher of OverhaulOVERHAUL are a Rock, Grunge, Alternative Rock band formed in Scotland by American Singer/Songwriter/Musician Andy Gallagher in 1997.Touring with legendary artists such as Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü/Sugar) Violent Femmes, Dinosaur Jr, Langhorne Slim, Grant Hart (Hüsker Dü) and Ken Stringfellow of R.E.M., Andy Gallagher (guitar/vocals), Kenny Johnson (bass/vocals) and John Malone (drums/backup vocals) form the Rock/Grunge/Alternative Rock band, OVERHAUL. Formed in 1997, Overhaul tapped their musical influences from both U.S. coasts and Scotland to construct their own unique wall of sound built from pounding drums, catchy guitar hooks, and fist-raising vocal. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Ed AlstromEd Alstrom grew up in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Started playing organ (the family Hammond M-3) at age 5, guitar and bass as a teenager. Didn't acquire a piano in the Alstrom household until he was 12, at which time his father brought home an old pedal-pump player piano, on which he activated the broken player mechanism by connecting a canister vacuum cleaner and running it in reverse, which caused the piano rolls to play at blinding speed. Young Alstrom found this highly entertaining. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Dean ZuccheroHailing originally from the streets of East Village, New York City, Zucchero cut his teeth in the bustling, industry-driven Manhattan music scene where songwriting and studio recording chops have long since been revered and rewarded. Cultivating these traits in the city's local dive-bar and cabaret music incubators such as CBGBs, The Bitter End, Dan Lynch Blues Bar, The Bottom Line and Manny's Carwash, with rock act Major Domo as well as local blues heroes Michael Powers, Popa Chubby, Sweet Georgia Brown and Frankie Paris, to name a few, Zucchero's consequent appreciation for melody, lyrical craftsmanship, arrangement, improv and an overall connection with urban multiculturalism finds deep prominence in his record. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Robbert DuijfRobbert is someone who I've only recently became aware. Although he tells me ireland is a place he's very familiar with, especially the west of Ireland. Robbert as a songwriter is as true as they come. Written with a personal perspective on the events happening around. The first time i heard a song of Robberts First Train Out I was immediately struck by his passion and heartfelt lyrics. As I'm sure you will too if you tune in and join us in another unmissable interview. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Andy HansonBorn from the ashes of various musical projects that reached their natural conclusion, Andy Hanson embarked on a solo journey. This journey begins in his home base of Eau Claire, WI, and unfolds through carefully crafted folk and Americana songs. At the heart of his music lies a deep yearning to explore the essence of life and living. http://www.makingascene.org

Making a Scene presents Gerry Casey's Interview with ThundermotherSkåne-born guitarist Filippa Nässil laid the foundation for THUNDERMOTHER in the autumn of 2009. While originally based in Växjö where she was pursuing her studies, she later relocated to Stockholm in her quest to assemble a band. Fast forward to 2024, and THUNDERMOTHER is on the cusp of celebrating its 15th anniversary, boasting an impressive track record of numerous successful tours worldwide. THUNDERMOTHER achieved remarkable success across Europe and held the distinction of being one of the world's most active touring bands between 2017 and 2021. http://www.makingascene.org