We are SUBTXT: a multi-genre UK record label for artists that want their music to question, interrogate and challenge as well as delight and entertain. Our motto is: dig deep, shout loud. Based in Leeds UK, we consist of three directors (see below) in equally weighted roles, each bringing our own unique knowledge, expertise and experiences in the music industry. Whenever we get together, we can’t help talking it out for at least an hour. Its like our (free) group therapy session. That is how The SUBTXT Podcast came about. We discuss the trials and tribulations of starting and running a small, independent record label along with a myriad of topics reflecting the state of the music industry, the world at large and how we can all help make it a bit better. While the podcast is free for everyone to listen to, we are supported by you the listener via our Patreon page (patreon.com/SUBTXT) so if you’re enjoying the podcast please give us the price of a cup of coffee or a cacà o or a wanky turmeric latte once a month if you can. About the SUBTXT crew Seth Mowshowitz is the founder of musical collective Fold, father of two, the other half of Warning Horses. He has as many nationalities as he has limbs. He is a dinosaur from the 90s with an undying love of all things hip hop. Official Wu-name: International Cow. Eli Nash is a Canadian lyricist, singer and producer-in-progress. They release music under their artist alias ‘Oakley Riot’. You can find them with their cats celebrating Halloween all year round! Ed Heaton is a producer, mix engineer, A&R hero, director of Four & North Publishing and one half of Warning Horses. He’s also our resident expert on the Rocky Saga (the first one makes him cry every time) and shares a love of hip hop with Seth.
The second instalment of SUBTXT Survival Songs features Wakefield based singer / songwriter Ric Neale who has chosen The Power of Two by The Indigo Girls. Please support us via http://patreon.com/SUBTXT if you can with just £3 a month so we can continue to support local artists and bring you this podcast!
Introducing our new format: SUBTXT Survival Songs! Each week on the podcast we invite a guest to tell us about one song that's helped them get through tough times. This week our guest is writer, performer and theatre maker Alys Williams who has chosen Song of Good Hope by Glen Hansard.
Please support us via http://patreon.com/SUBTXT if you can with just £3 a month so we can continue to support local artists and bring you this podcast! Our second Artist Spotlight is on a politically charged punk band from Bradford called Drella. Mosh and march! We will be doing more Artist Spotlights in upcoming episodes, including both our own artists and others out there that we don't even know about yet. Send us your work via info@subtxt.co.uk, we'd love to hear it!
Please support us via http://patreon.com/SUBTXT if you can with just £3 a month so we can continue to support local artists and bring you this podcast! In this week's episode we introduce a new feature called the Artist Spotlight and the very first spotlight in on our very own Fold, a Leeds-based music collective whose benevolent dictator turns out to be one of us three. Which of us will it be?! Listen and learn. Fold's mission is to amplify humanitarian perspectives and critical reflections on today's world so the episode also dives into a lot of that sort of thing. Fold talk about their single Forever War and the powerful video they made for it. We will be doing more Artist Spotlights in upcoming episodes, including both our own artists and others out there that we don't even know about yet. Send us your work via info@subtxt.co.uk, we'd love to hear it!
Please support us via http://patreon.com/SUBTXT if you can with just £3 a month so we can continue to support local artists and bring you this podcast! In this episode we reflect on navigating the ever-evolving music industry through the lens of our own journeys as artists, from how we got into it right up until the present day. We also invite artists to submit work for us to listen to as we will be doing artist showcases in upcoming episodes, including both our own artists and others out there that we don't even know about yet. Send us your work via info@subtxt.co.uk, we'd love to hear it!
Please support us via http://patreon.com/SUBTXT if you can with just £3 a month so we can continue to support local artists and bring this podcast! keep giving this away to public free of charge. Given the challenges many of us face in the dark month of January we wanted to share our own struggles with and strategies for maintaining good mental health alongside the impact of mental health on creativity for each of us. If you enjoyed listening and have something you'd like to share about your own strategies for good mental health (or anything you'd like us to talk about in future episodes) you can get in touch with us via info@subtxt.co.uk.
Please support us via http://patreon.com/SUBTXT if you can with just £3 a month so we can continue to support local artists and bring this podcast! keep giving this away to public free of charge. In this episode we integrate some amazing feedback from our first episode (thanks everyone) and share details about a community project that we're putting before the local council in the hope of securing funding next year: a weekly music production workshop for young people of secondary school age. We also discuss our creative processes as musicians, give our usual recommendations (even though its only our second episode) and of course the upcoming holidays. Whatever way you celebrate, have a lovely festive season and thank you for listening.
Welcome to the very first episode of The SUBTXT Podcast! In this one we introduce ourselves, our record label, talk about why we're doing this podcast and what it all means. The overarching message is that as neurodivergent folk we're all fed up with social media and have decided to create something that works better for both us and you, the listeners.
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