Podcasts about icon collective

In this episode of Poducer, we reconnect with Chef Boyarbeatz for a high-energy, insightful convo about the ups and downs of the touring life, creative evolution, and the state of underground bass music. Chef reflects on how he got his start, switching from house parties and hip-hop sets to becoming a Red Rocks performer, even with a snowstorm pushing back his debut. We dive into the making of his collab with Combine, his love for drum & bass, and how he's balancing day jobs, teaching, and planning his first full-length album. Along the way, we talk about production schools like Icon Collective, festival crowds, the challenges facing smaller promoters, and what sustainability really looks like for working artists. Links: Follow Chef Boyarbeatz: https://linktr.ee/chef_boyarbeatz?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAadGarjE0L4iJB65-XO3Vn3vpcGgA3bcKhIIj6URu5LfAWdSOvWxlVSd-bv5yQ_aem_DXAHULsOatsAmRSgrzRb_Qfbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAafH5idBx2plutYrgSsUYRVijqffWdQwZ7qes3e-MysA3w8yFiZ32dD_MMjHZw_aem_v1O_cz5-kPKsnfyG9TMnsQ Follow Poducer: https://linktr.ee/poducerpodcast

Wes Mills is living proof that with the right mindset, relentless work ethic, and pure love for the craft, anything is possible. From commuting late nights to ICON Collective to now performing at iconic venues like Red Rocks, Wes shares what it truly takes to become a headliner.In this episode, we dive deep into how he learned music production from scratch, the moment that inspired him to chase his dream, and the role that authenticity, consistency, and feeding the "feeling" has played in building his project. We also explore the realities of balancing a full-time job while growing a music career, the decision to go all-in, and the lessons he's learned about trusting the process.Follow Wes Mills here:https://www.instagram.com/itswesmillshttps://www.tiktok.com/@itswesmillsFollow Nik Cherwink here:https://www.instagram.com/nikcherwinkAnd visit my site to join the mailing list or book a free coaching call:https://www.nikcherwink.com

Are you creating from the heart or just chasing the algorithm? In this solo episode of The Headliner Mindset Podcast, I reflect on what it means to reconnect with the soul of creativity. Inspired by Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way and my experiences teaching The Art of Flow at ICON Collective, we'll explore how to break free from overthinking and rediscover the joy of creating from a place of intuition and authenticity.This episode is for anyone feeling stuck, uninspired, or disconnected from their art. I also introduce my new 12-week coaching program based on The Artist's Way, designed to help you overcome creative blocks, tap into your flow, and create art that truly resonates. If you're ready to embrace a more soulful approach to your art, this conversation will inspire and guide you.Follow Nik Cherwink here:https://www.instagram.com/nikcherwinkAnd visit my site to join the mailing list or book a free coaching call:https://www.nikcherwink.com

Discover exclusive never-before-seen content from Jauz on the 19th episode of "The XLNT Show" where we discuss Inventing Bass House, Right place Right Time, how to not fuck up in the Industy, Plugin Obsession, The Marshmello Effect and much more!Join our Patreon for the Full Unedited Episode including more in depth production from Jauz as well as exclusive conversations you cant hear anywhere else. ⭐️ SUPPORT THE POD⭐️ ➡️ ⁠⁠https://bit.ly/thexlntshow⁠⁠⭐️ #1 Sample & Preset Packs [Use code "THEXLNTSHOW" for 10% off your next purchase⭐️ ➡️ ⁠⁠bit.ly/XLNTSOUNDPACKS⁠⁠Jauz, aka Sam Vogel, is a Los Angeles-based EDM producer known for his "music has no boundaries" approach, blending genres from chill trap to dubstep and bass house. Emerging in the mid-2010s, Jauz gained recognition with hits like "Feel the Volume" and collaborations with artists like Skrillex, DJ Snake, and Pegboard Nerds. His cinematic 2018 album The Wise and the Wicked showcased his genre-blending style, and he's credited with helping popularize speed house. Jauz continues to push EDM boundaries with recent releases, remixes, and festival anthems.

Join The Cult Creatives "Build A Brand Workshop" - June 27-30 in Los AngelesInfo here: https://thecultcreatives.com/workshopHisham Dahud is a music producer and multi-instrumentalist who's artist project Rizik explores a wide variety of genres and adamantly refuses to be put in a box.After supporting artists for years through his digital marketing agency, teaching Music Business at ICON Collective and running a coaching program of his own, he decided he was sick of watching from the sidelines and started to pursue the artist path himself. His Rizik project quickly racked up millions of streams on Spotify for his neoclassical piano compositions and he was also recently invited to play drums for Saint Levant in front of tens of thousands of people at Coachella this year.Follow Hisham/Risik here:https://www.instagram.com/rizikmusichttps://www.instagram.com/hishamdahudFollow Nik Cherwink here:https://www.instagram.com/nikcherwinkAnd visit my site to join the mailing list or book a free coaching call:https://www.nikcherwink.com

At only 26, Denver native and ICON Collective graduate Devon McDade, aka BACLASH, is already a rising star in the EDM Trap scene. Since his debut track "Rebirth" in 2021, he's landed support roles for lineups from LA to AZ, earning recognition from heavyweights like ROHAAN, CAPSHUN, EKALI, and BENZI. His debut EP in early 2024 turned heads, and now, with exciting new releases and collaborations on the horizon, BACLASH continues to utilize vibrant synths and "ice breaking" 808s to tell his narrative through music.  From the Winterpark Ski Slopes to the Studios in LA, his music mimics the eclectic environment he writes in. His latest collab, "Lost Contacts," with CAPSHUN, has set the tone for his ability to reconnect listeners with the human experience- utilizing music to insight memories of what we've been through and the hope of what's to come. To learn more visit: https://on.soundcloud.com/wUsj3a3R6wqt6ExX8 Become a Patreon producer, listen to podcasts ad-free, sample packs, vlogs, & more at https://www.patreon.com/thisislizzyjane

Starting us off this month we welcome Patrick Loda to the roster, hitting the decks proper with some funky minimal house music, enjoy! -- Follow Patrick Loda https://soundcloud.com/patrick_loda https://www.instagram.com/patrick_loda -- "Patrick Loda has been fascinated with electronic music, house and techno in particular, since his visit to Berlin when he was 16 and had the opportunity to stay with a German family. He also discovered Dirtybird in 2012 which inspired him to learn the ropes of music production, and quickly cultivate his passion for all types of house and techno. He then graduated from ICON Collective in 2019 and got comfortable playing the many nightclubs around Los Angeles. Patrick Loda enjoys producing techy, funky, minimal, and deep house music with plenty of energy for the dancefloor. He will continue to surprise his audience with unique and fresh perspectives of house music as he explores different spaces and sounds."

There Is A Light label boss The Archer brings in a set full of his favorite new music including some of his latest releases and shares details on the There Is A Light Talent Grant program, now providing scholarships to ICON Collective's music production courses. VR warm-up set:Darlyn Vlys - "Surrender" [Pets Recordings]Poslovski, Ephuga - "Tasneem" [Discos Prohibidos]Walker & Royce, VNSSA - "I Don't Remember" [Dirtybird Records]Gene Farris & Amal Nemer - "Dharma" [Farris Wheel Recordings]The Archer guest set:Pinto. - Kalya (Metiora)REBRN - Who I Am (Original Mix)The Archer - Fafa (Rebrn Remix)Sound Quelle - Jaffar (Original Mix)Sonickraft - Viper (Extended Mix) - There Is A LightRebrn - All Day All NightKevin de Vries - Pegasus (Original Mix)Township Rebellion, Victor Pilava - Bohemia (Original Mix)The Reactivitz - Just A Beat - There Is A LightThe Archer - Lonely Dream (The Archer & The Reactivitz Remix) (Extended Mix)

On this episode of Queer Goggles, join host Phae Lockwood (they/them) and guest M the Myth (they/them) as they dive deep into M's beautiful journey, from childhood dreaming to becoming the revolutionary Queer Pop artist they are today.M's accomplishments number many; they are a graduate of the Clinton Global Initiative University, where their project, The Wavy Awards, which aims to celebrate and uplift LGBTQIA+ artists, received special recognition. Their single "Speed of Life" was featured on Billboard's Queer Necessities playlist and they performed on Amazon Music's Twitch channel. They hold a Master of Music in Music Production and a Master of Arts in Songwriting, both from Berklee College of Music, and they are a graduate of the LA-based production school, Icon Collective.But this episode goes far beyond the surface, as M touches on the deeper aspects of being queer in the music industry, finding inspiration, the healing power of music, moving through trauma, and transmuting pain into love. Put on your Queer Goggles and tune in - you won't want to miss this.Follow M the Myth on Instagram: @mthemythLearn more: mthemyth.com & thewavys.org Support the show

We're bringing the tempo up this week as we welcome CHYL, a DJ / producer on the rise who is making a unique brand of speed house inspired by classic EDM and Formula 1 racing. Hailing from Vancouver by way of China, CHYL left her full-time job on Wall Street to pursue her dreams as a musician. In record time she graduated from ICON Collective and released high-energy music that caught the attention of industry legends like Steve Aoki, who signed several of her tracks to his label Dim Mak. We chill with CHYL and talk about why Formula 1 racing is an inspiration of hers, how the drivers are hunky European dudes, the culture shock of growing up in China versus Vancouver, how Friends and iCarly were instrumental in her life, working a brutal Wall Street job out of college, discovering her love for dance music through NYC club culture, why Asian parents force their kids to play instruments but are against them becoming musicians, what it's like getting a cake thrown at you by Steve Aoki, turning dance music into a full-fledged career, and an insane story of how she almost got scammed by a manager into being in a Chinese EDM girl group. Hosted by Valerie Lee & Chad Kenney Produced by Jose Guzman Original Music by RamonPang Recorded at ICON Collective Music Production School https://www.iconcollective.edu/ All This Noise drops every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts: https://linktr.ee/allthisnoisepod https://www.instagram.com/allthisnoisepod https://linktr.ee/browniesandlemonade  

David Alexander is the founder of ICON Collective, the world's #1 music production school and artist development program that helped launch the careers of NGHTMRE, Slander, Kayzo, Jauz, Sullivan King and countless more.In this episode we go DEEP into talking about the purpose of being an artist, how ICON was created and what their mission is, the challenges we see many artists struggle with and much much more.Follow ICON Collective here:https://www.instagram.com/iconcollectivehttps://www.tiktok.com/@iconcollectiveAnd visit my site to join the mailing list, book a free coaching call or get in touch:https://www.nikcherwink.com

The gang is back with a very special guest this week on All This Noise with none other than Jauz, longtime homie and figure in the US dance music world, stopping by. This year he's been working on multiple albums, a nationwide tour, and raising a human child, all topics included in this entertaining convo. We chop it up with Jauz about the backstory of his San Holo collab during San's early years, how ICON Collective helped him find his career calling, the insane origin story of his breakthrough record “Feel The Volume,” the story of how he met his future wife at EDC while Excision was playing his song, why the term “Bass House” makes his skin crawl, the difficulty in having a sound that doesn't adhere to one genre, reimagining his 2018 album “The Wise and The Wicked” as 2 new albums, a missed opportunity to form a Drum and Bass supergroup with Zeds Dead, and so much more! Powered by Yaté Yerba Mate: https://linktr.ee/drinkyate Hosted by Valerie Lee & Chad Kenney Produced by Jose Guzman Original Music by RamonPang Recorded at ICON Collective Music Production School https://www.iconcollective.edu/ All This Noise drops every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts: https://linktr.ee/allthisnoisepod https://www.instagram.com/allthisnoisepod https://linktr.ee/browniesandlemonade

Are you truly ready to launch your career in Electronic Music? If you are listening to the show, you are probably wondering, “How do I get my foot in the door and what will it take to finally make it as an artist in this fast-paced and ever-evolving industry?”The key to success is to diversify your income streams and say yes to every opportunity that arises. Success in the music industry often depends on embracing the unknown and pushing boundaries. By diversifying your income streams, you can take your career to the next level. Don't limit yourself to just creating music. Consider breaking into new income sources like producing, remixing, touring, teaching, and licensing.Today on the podcast, we have Shay Behboodi who manages artists like GAWM, Freaky, Dirty Audio, Pierce, and so many more… to talk about how he has built his career into what it is today. You see, Shay isn't involved with just management. He also works full time at Vidia as an A&R and he also teaches music business at Icon Collective. I've been waiting to interview him for such a long time so sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode! Society Selects (Last Updated 5/9/23)Donald Passman Book mentioned in the EpisodeFollow Shay BehboodiInstagramFacebookWebsiteUnderground SocietyInstagramTikTokTwitterSpotifyYouTubeSoundCloudWebsite: www.undergroundsocietypodcast.comSupport the show

Paul Laski is a music producer, sound designer, and Ableton Certified Trainer. He designs sounds in the factory preset bank of XFER Records Serum and sample and preset packs for Sample Magic, Splice, and Sonic Academy. Paul teaches computer music production, sound design, and live performance with ICON Collective in Los Angeles. I had a great conversation with Paul about how he has carved out a career in music via producing, teaching, and sound design. Paul went into detail about the challenges of work-life balance, especially as a new father. We went deep into the philosophy around creativity and productivity, and how we can find satisfaction and fulfillment in our work and the unexpected paths that present themselves along the way. Listen on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Google, or watch on YouTube Show Notes: Paul's Official Site - https://www.p-lask.com/ ICON Collective - https://iconcollective.edu/music-production-programs/ Tape Hiss and Vinyl Crackle Free Ableton Live Pack - https://brianfunk.com/blog/2012/07/19/free-ableton-pack-60-tape-hiss-vinyl-crackle War of Art by Steven Pressfield - https://amzn.to/415Q4HD The Power of Myth by Joseph Campbell - https://amzn.to/41XRFAx Ben Burnes on the Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/blog/ben-burnes-4 The Power of Now - https://amzn.to/3Lptkgd Brian Funk Website - https://brianfunk.com Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc  5-Minute Music Producer - https://brianfunk.com/book Intro Music Made with 16-Bit Ableton Live Pack - https://brianfunk.com/blog/16-bit Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store This episode was edited by Animus Invidious of PerforModule - https://performodule.com/ Thank you for listening.  Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk

My guest today is Sarah Foley. She is a transformation coach, speaker, and creator of the Icon Collective.After experiencing life literally flipping her upside down from a debilitating ATV accident in 2012, Sarah learned how to experience the richness and beauty of life. She has been featured on major stages and platforms all over the US, including being featured multiple times on the Tony Robbins podcast and being featured in "Your Second Act" by Patricia Heaton. Sarah's helped thousands of people of all abilities gain confidence, redefine what's possible and become the icons they are. Today Sarah is passionate about guiding and witnessing the shift in others as they embrace their Vertical self. As a certified Tony Robbins Breakthrough Coach, and a background in health & fitness, spa management and television industries, she shares the tools and perspectives that help others understand they are capable of experiencing their beautiful, rich and successful lives right now. In todays episode you will learn:  How to transform your mindset around disabilities Shifting into a new identity Moving into acceptance and cultivating radical forgiveness Owning your story so it doesn't own you Moving from a victim mindset to a vertical mindset  Being in alignment with who you say you are Episode sponsor: The Podcast Playbook - Your Complete Step-By-Step Guide To Successfully Launch Your Podcast Without Overwhelm For full show notes and episode resources head to:  https://ericalippy.com/sarah-foley/ Find our guest at: Sarah Foley | Website,  Instagram ,Facebook Vertical Ambition Event- Get 50% off to attend March 25, 2023: Use Code: Erica The Icon Collective Follow me on Social Media: Your Host: @ericalippy Podcast: @passionlovepursuit Facebook YouTube PASSION LOVE PURSUIT PODCASTS: https://ericalippy.com/the-podcast/

Rising house duo (and twins) RaeCola have spent the last 7 years DJing together. After recently graduating from ICON Collective in Los Angeles, RaeCola has released their first EP, Bezerk, and played at the widely loved Dirtybird Campout. ▪️Follow RaeCola▪️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/raecolaa/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/raecolaa/ Soundcloud- https://soundcloud.com/raecolaa ▪️Follow Gray Area▪️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/entergrayarea/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/entergrayarea Twitter - https://twitter.com/enterGrayArea Website - https://grayarea.co YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2AwGdo0UJLHHcXZRrUhwcQ Tiktok- https://www.tiktok.com/@entergrayarea

Bryan and AD, along with guest co-host Jamie Walker, recap the past week of media days from the CIAA and SWAC football Media Day. They will be joined by special guests: LaShanda Love from The Icon Collective and Yard Talk HBCU on Twitter and YouTube, Kris Ferguson from D2Football.com, and Charles Edmond of Alcorn State Sports Network Follow Jamie Walker on Twitter (@SportVoiceJW). Follow LaShanda Love on Twiiter (@YardTalkHBCU) and YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/c/YardTalkHBCU/). Follow Kris Ferguson on Twitter (@D2Kferg). Follow Charles Edmond on Twitter (@TallManRadio) Follow the BCSN on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram (@MyBCSN1) Follow the SportsWrap on FaceBook (Facebook.com/BCSNSportsWrap) Follow Bryan on Twitter (@DrB365) Follow AD on Twitter (@BCSNDrew) #HBCUSports #CIAAFootballMediaDay #SWACFootballMediaDay --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bcsn-podzone/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bcsn-podzone/support

I love working in the music industry however, I also understand that it is usually a long road to get to where you want to be in your career. With that being said, I think that it is extremely important for us all, at some point, to put both feet in and fully commit to what we want to achieve. Will it still take a lot of dedication, hard work, and patience in order to get there? Of course it will! But in reality, we really only have two choices on HOW we can to get there.  We can A: Be miserable and impatient and work ourselves to death because we convince ourselves that is the only way to become successful  Or B: We can relax and allow ourselves to still experience the life that is going on around us.  Which one would you rather have? Option B right?  Well so did our guest on the show today, FORBES, who is a house music producer from Arizona, who is also currently finishing up his last semester at ICON Collective, and who even got to play EDC last year going back to back with DVRKO.  In this episode he explains how he has sacrificed his path to playing Professional Hockey in order to put both feet in on his true passion of making music and why he believes that you should never think about having a backup plan even when it will take some time for you to achieve all of your goals. And, more importantly, how he has learned to enjoy the little things along the way.  Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/431215927995257/?ref=share Society Selects: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/28aag7ZckmpuFJEllz16Um?si=9c5844692dc8408d Follow ForbesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/forbesmusic/Twitter: https://twitter.com/FORBESMUSIC_SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/forbes-grant-ploszajSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2wbhLoRJsRW28tuYOo5DTY?si=JmYUc6tYTtyrOIGXmwy-4A Show Sponsorhttp://magazine.eraofedm.com/ Underground SocietyInstagram: www.instagram.com/undergroundsociety.edm/Facebook: www.facebook.com/UndergroundSociety.edmTwitter: twitter.com/UGSPod_EDM Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justinjmcgary/?hl=en Website: www.undergroundsocietypodcast.comSupport the show

What is up to all the Hawklings out there still with us On today's episode of Electric Talk, we had the grand opportunity to chat with one of Denver's budding dubstep artists by the name of THRASHA. THRASHA has been producing for over 5 years - relentless about her learning about production, stage presence, and branding. After some time at ICON Collective, she decided to pack up her stuff and move to Denver to further push her idealization of being a dubstep DJ. She contains everything you want in a hard-hitting, explosive producer: confidence, finesse, and loads of personality. Click that silly little play button and step into the world of THRASHA - with some nerdy dudes asking her questions along the way. Keep up with Electric Talk on Twitter: twitter.com/electrictalk STREAM THRASHA'S LATEST TRACK "ENDGAME": thrasha.fanlink.to/ENDGAME Keep Up With THRASHA: linktr.ee/thrashabass

Bryan and A.D. talk about the recent events in HBCU Sports and talk with LaShanda Love, CEO of The Icon Collective, and Michael Coker, BlackCollegeNines.com. #HBCUBaseball #BlackCollegeWorldSeries #GramblingNLI --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bcsn-podzone/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bcsn-podzone/support

The guys are joined by Miss Love of The Icon Collective to discuss HBCUs across the country. Topics include Grambling's upcoming Spring Game and surrounding events, JSU's success in women's basketball, Deion calling out the NFL, Dillard U, and more...

In this episode, I catch up with Cameron Devereaux, known more widely by his stage name WAVHART, connecting with me all the way from Los Angeles. One of the most renowned musical minds coming from the gold mine of the underground Shoreline scene, WAVHART serves as a DJ, producer, remixer, singer, and songwriter, and is currently signed to the bass house collective Play Me, through which he's dropped five commercial releases. He walks us through everything from his start in music, his draw to the electronic genre, and how the COVID-19 pandemic triggered him to drop out of community college and chase his dreams.00:00 – Intro00:50 – WAVHART's origins in music, coming from a family of artists and being exposed to it from the moment he was born03:10 – WAVHART's favorite and most influential artists, and the experience of going to his first ever rave briefly before the 2020 lockdowns06:50 - His favorite songs to listen to and remix08:40 - His tips for beginning producers11:35 - Wavhart's family dynamic, what growing up in a musical family is like, and how his cousin Royce David helped him flourish as a producer16:25 - What Wavhart appreciates about the PNW, and how it compares to the LA life21:45 - What he likes about the electronic dance community, and why he feels “EDM” is a lackluster term28:20 - Timeline and story behind dropping out of SCC and moving to LA 34:00 - Wavhart's day job at Guitar Center, bumping into Mac Dimarco and Getter, among others 39:00 - Wavhart's crazy story of how Play Me discovered him, his new release through the label, and the inspiration behind the release43:30 - His experience with Play Me, the significance of the label, and the artists he's had the pleasure to work with48:05 - Icon Collective and how it differs from a standard school, and even other standard music programs55:00 - Where you can follow Wavhart on social media and support his journey55:25 - What makes Wavhart cutting edgeHow to Follow WAVHART:Instagram: @wavhart Snapchat: @ccdev1215Email: mgmt@wavhart.comSearch & Stream WAVHART on All Platforms!  How to Follow Cutting Edge:Instagram: @cuttingedgeigAvailable on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music!How to Follow Landon Sturdevant:Instagram: @landon_sturdevantSnapchat: @ltsturdevant21Email: ltsturdevant@yahoo.comThanks Again For Listening, I'll See You On The Next One!

180 features one of the biggest rising stars in house music Ranger Trucco!! I caught up with Ranger over Zoom and had so much fun getting his full story In 180 we discussed: •Early days in music: Ranger is originally from Traverse City, MI (allll the way up there) and has been a lover of music his whole life. His older brother started DJing in high school and Ranger quickly fell in love with the art of DJing. After one year at Oregon, he decided he wanted to pursue music as more than a hobby and transferred to the famous music production school Icon Collective where he took his passion to the next level. The rest is history! 

FIRE EPISODE ALERT!! The man behind the Beats and Bad Dreams himself, NGHTMRE (Tyler Marenyi), sat down with us in our fancy gaming chairs to discuss his explosion onto the scene and how he has maintained that momentum for several years now. We walk down memory lane all the way to the Icon Collective school in California that has produced artists such as Slander, Jauz, and more. Next, we discuss the mental and physical toll of touring for year after year and what playing over 100+ shows a year will do to a nice young DJ. When is it okay to take time for yourself, away from fans and shows? Tyler, Tony, and Sean debate what has kept NGHTMRE at the top of gigantic lineups such as EDC, Ultra, even Disco Donnie events. A new album from the legend trap producer is on the horizon as well (Dreamverse?!?!), featuring another collab with dubstep icons Zeds Dead, a new one with Virtual Riot, and more to look forward to. NGHTMRE's recent trip to Alaska is one of the final steps to the North Carolina boy visiting all the states in the U.S. Ever wonder what the guy behind that Travis Scott Goosebumps remix from 2017 has picked his favorite stage to play at? Want to know more about his game-changing trap chune "Street"? Then click play and do us all a favor. Shout out NGHTMRE and DK Projects for the opportunity to interview such a big inspiration! Step through the Portal with NGHTMRE and follow him on his socials: Follow NGHTMRE: https://www.facebook.com/nghtmre https://twitter.com/NGHTMRE https://www.instagram.com/nghtmre

Kompany has emerged from the shadows of anonymity to present one of the more promising bass music projects of this time. Having perfected his craft in the esteemed halls of Icon Collective, Kompany is now bringing his music to a global audience. Blending versatile sound design with aggressive forms of bass music, Kompany is a force to be reckoned with. To learn more visit: https://kompanymusic.com/ Don't forget to grab tickets to Kompany's Untouchable Tour: https://tourlink.to/UntouchableTour This was filmed on site at Insomniac Event's festival Forbidden Kingdom. This episode was powered by Rockstar Energy. Listen to full episode: https://podlink.to/the-xo-podcast For your chance to hear the XO Podcast ad-free, become a XO Patreon Producer, and more please visit: https://www.patreon.com/thisislizzyjane

I hope you are as excited about this interview as I am because episode 168 features the incredibly talented DJ/Producer Redux Saints! I connected with Jason on a video interview and had so much fun getting his full story in this one

“Sully” is the brainchild of Detroit based producer, Christopher Sullivant. After refining his skills from the highly acclaimed Icon Collective in 2018, Sully broke into the electronic music scene in March of 2019. After a series of prolific self releases in 2019, Sully kicked off his touring history on Luzcid and Champagne Drip's “Double Vision” Tour. Sully would then join the Wakaan label boss, Liquid Stranger, for the Ascension Tour in 2020. Following the Ascension Tour, Sully released a string of highly anticipated tracks including the “Brainstorm” EP (Wakaan), an official remix for Quix's “Gunnin' For You” (Dimmak), and his breakout single “Duck Hummus” (Wakaan) which ranked #1 on the Beatport and SoundCloud Dubstep Charts.Using melodic soundscapes, guttural sound design, and woven textures, Sully proves time and time again that he is a force to be reckoned with in the bass music community. Stream his new EP "MALFUNCTION" now: ingrooves.ffm.to/malfunctionep This was filmed on site at Insomniac Event's festival Forbidden Kingdom. This episode was powered by Rockstar Energy. Listen to full episode: https://podlink.to/the-xo-podcast For your chance to hear the XO Podcast ad-free, become a XO Patreon Producer, and more please visit: https://www.patreon.com/thisislizzyjane

In this episode, we get to know Sacramento local talent, Sector! We go over his time at Icon Collective, his new EP, and our new partnership with Hastati Music Network.Follow Sector on Instagram: www.instagram.com/sectorbass/On Twitter: twitter.com/sectorbassFollow Underground Society:Instagram: www.instagram.com/undergroundsociety.edm/Facebook: www.facebook.com/UndergroundSociety.edmTwitter: twitter.com/UGSPod_EDMWebsite: www.undergroundsocietypodcast.comSupport the show (https://donorbox.org/underground-society)

Click here to become a member for complete library access or purchase this course individually. Sumthin Sumthin, aka Conrad Woodul, is a multi-talented producer from San Clemente, California.  With a unique style that is hard to define, his back catalogue blends genres including experimental trap, bass, future bass, melodic ambience, house and wook bass to name a few.  In this start to finish course, you’ll learn how to merge melodic songwriting with heavy hitting bass to create a timeless atmosphere that will captivate your audience.  Check out his Soundcloud here.  Course release date 1 May 2021. Results You Can Expect From This Course This course will give you the knowledge and skills you need to: Teach you how to arrange a multitude of sonic ideas to create a unique listening experience Branch out from your usual genre to arrange various styles within one song Delve into advanced bass design to create a unique vibe Learn how to create advanced lead design Give you the tools to carefully choose drum samples Understand the theory and approach to developing a seamless chord progression Bring it all together with his mixing & mastering technique About Your Instructor Coming from the small surf town of San Clemente, California, Conrad Woodul, better known as sumthin sumthin has become one of the most highly regarded electronic artists in the US.  As a a recruit of the prestigious Icon Collective, he’s been pushing out consistent experimental releases while establishing his own unique sound and imprint on the electronic community, including Top 50 Beatport hits. His musical journey began as an 8 year old, when he picked up playing the piano. When he was 10, he attended a music festival in downtown Los Angeles with a broad spectrum of talent, and immediately got sucked into the community aspect of the culture.  Now, he’s had releases and premieres with Deadbeats, Mad Decent, Quality Goods Records to name a few and collaborated with the likes of Holly, Clozee, LSDream, QUIX, UZ, Enschway and Tynan. As a regular performer at festivals and clubs he’s been in high demand, playing at events such as Lightning in a Bottle, Shambhala, Emissions Festival, Still Dream Festival, Nocturnal Wonderland, Wobbleland SF, Avalon Hollywood, Chinese Laundry AUS, Brownies & Lemonade, Space Yacht, Hypnothesis, Belasco Theatre, Union LA, Wow Hall Oregon, Shady Park Phoenix, Cervantes Ballroom, Black Box Denver, Stereolive Houston/Dallas, Iris ATL, Q nightclub Seaqle. We’re delighted to partner up with this visionary producer and give you a little bit of Sumthin to help you on your journey to becoming a pro.  Check out his Afterglow EP  on Quality Good Records, and album When Ghosts Fall Asleep on Deadbeats label.

Just Because talks the value of TikTok, Albums vs Singles vs EPs, his time at Icon Collective, Vin Damato's necssary-but-tough feedback, and much more Join us every Sunday @ 2pm EDT, end your week with music and friends; see you in chat! -- House Club Live streams every Sunday @ 2pm EDT at http://youtube.com/warnercase. We listen to the newest house hits and talk with the world’s most interesting artists. Subscribe, and see you on Sundays in chat! End your week with music and friends. Hosted by warner case, Vin Damato, and Nick Timko. -- Just Because instagram – http://instagram.com/iamjustbecause spotify – https://open.spotify.com/artist/5giHLR4kCj9DMuqQ5TP4K7?si=IU0y94DqTnOTVcwKT-3ZEw soundcloud - http://soundcloud.com/justbecausemusic twitter – https://twitter.com/iamjustbecause House Club Live instagram – http://instagram.com/houseclublive apple podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/house-club-live/id1560256800 twitter – http://twitter.com/houseclublive warner case music platforms - http://fanlink.to/warnercase instagram - http://instagram.com/warner.case souncloud - http://soundcloud.com/warnercase facebook - http://facebook.com/warnerxcase mailer - http://fanlink.to/warnercase Vin Damato instagram - http://instagram.com/iamvindamato soundcloud - http://soundcloud.com/iamvindamato twitter - http://twitter.com/iamvindamato Nick Timko instagram: http://instagram.com/typicalnicholas

This is the most special episode we have ever done. We get to know Nik Cherwink who has over 12 years of experience in the music industry working for companies such as Capitol Records, Insomniac, and Icon Collective. He shares his experience through the industry, gives some advice to up-and-coming producers as well as what he is doing now, a full-time life coach to many clients including our founder, Justin McGary.Follow Nik on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikcherwink/Follow Underground Society:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/undergroundsociety.edm/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UndergroundSociety.edmTwitter: https://twitter.com/UGSPod_EDMWebsite: https://undergroundsocietypodcast.com/Support the show (https://donorbox.org/underground-society)

This artist has a vision to bring the light to the world. His mantra, “be the light” guides his journey towards artistry and has created a new approach and style to his music. His music can be described as an emotional beacon that is meant to let the listener know that they are not alone. After attending Icon Collective in Los Angeles, this artist is gearing up to release a ton of new music in 2021. In fact, his newest release “Moment in Time” has already garnered thousands of streams since it's release just a couple of weeks ago. Be on the lookout because PIZOOKI is coming to stay. Follow PIZOOKI: @pizooki - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/pizooki/ @PizookiMusic - Twitter - https://twitter.com/PizookiMusic @PizookiMusic - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PizookiMusic @PIZOOKI - Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/6tuFd15YcVBxO7K2Ne4Tkx?si=bH-eEoRoT0i1fx6evRqjrg @PIZOOKI - SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/pizookimusic YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJY7xFA29wCGPlDI-0drtvw Apple Music - https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/pizooki/1384412551 Join the Republik: www.artistrepublik.com Follow Artist Republik on Social Media: Instagram: @artistrepublik Twitter: @artistrepublik

Originally a full-blown artist, Nik Cherwink had a vibrant career in the music industry working at Capitol Records in LA, eventually teaching artists at Icon Collective. He then transitioned into life-coaching next, first working with artists to now coaching men in particular. We talk Identity and how artists seek validation through art, bringing up the question of whether or not being an artist is desirable. His insight is profound and invaluable for anyone needing to step back and see the big picture.

This week we're sitting down with Squashed Out, a Canadian EDM producer and Icon Collective graduate who works at Defyre Society. You may have heard him collabing with Tesko on the song "For The Homies" on Tesko's Something Wrong EP. Sponsors: The Weekly Download: Learn from ill.Gates in his private weekly group lessons and get access to over 220 more episodes in the archive for only $20 per month! https://www.thehumanmusicpodcast.com/producerdojo Guest Practices: Learn from Seth Drake at the Approach Institute, the BEST engineer we know. First class is free! https://www.thehumanmusicpodcast.com/theapproach Gvngaroo Records Music Distribution: Unlimited Uploads for Under $10 https://www.thehumanmusicpodcast.com/gvngaroo-records 00:00 - Intro 00:40 - Who Is Squashed Out? 03:21 - Learning From Big Artists & Working At Defyre Society 07:06 - Squashed Out's Experience At Icon Collective Music School 12:22 - Top Tip For Beginners 22:45 - How Much Sound Design Do You Need To Do? 30:35 - Don't Reinvent The Wheel 40:12 - For The Homies 51:35 - What's Next For Squashed Out? 54:24 - Penis Music - Unreleased Tunes from Squashed Out FOLLOW SQUASHED OUT ONLINE: https://www.squashedout.com/ WANT FREE SAMPLES? The Free Mega Pack has 125+ LeftField Bass Samples, FX, Percussion & Foley One Shots. These sounds have been used in label releases that topped the Beatport Charts in Dubstep, Left Field Bass, and more. https://freemegapack/thehumanmusicpodcast.com

In this episode Nkntrl aka Izaak shares with us his passion for safe EDM culture, his experiences going to school at Icon Collective and his hopes and dreams for the future. We sample two tracks from Nkntrl, and had a great time getting to know him! Thanks for tuning in, we hope you enjoy the show! Love, Roberta & Emily https://www.facebook.com/NKNTRL https://soundcloud.com/nkntrl https://www.instagram.com/nkntrl_official/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wubzdubzluv/support

Today's episode opens with a story David was telling as we were setting up to record. It's so good that we kept it in the show. The beginning is cut off, but the setup is that he went to Ultra Music Festival one year with no ticket and no expectations whether he would get in or what kind of experience he would have if he did. His only rule: Don't ask for anything, just give. I won't spoil the end of the story — you'll hear it in the episode — but I will say it was a great window into David's approach as an entrepreneur and human being and a great lesson about the rewards of always looking to be of service. Lots of other great stories in this episode as we track David's journey in building the Icon Collective, an amazing music production school in LA and online (https://iconcollective.edu). Lots to learn from this one. If you liked this one, check out our interview with Morse Code: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/dj-morse-code-how-to-struggle

Sample Platter Vol.1 Flare | 18 September 2020 | 218 MB Rising bass music artist Effin combines explosive sound design with hard-hitting drums to deliver cutting edge production. After moving to LA and refining his technical skills at the renowned Icon Collective, Effin has continued to churn out high quality bass music that continues to […]

A lot of artists want to know how to make a living with music, so in this episode I talked with BigJerr (Scarlit), who makes a full time living teaching music production. He's an Ableton Certified Trainer, teaches at Icon Collective, has courses with Evenant, Warp Academy, and Academy FM, does one-on-one coaching and also does client mixing/mastering/remixing work.Video version: https://youtu.be/O0zsdwy-Ba8We talk about his journey with this interesting path in the music industry, how he would approach things if he was just getting started today, and a ton of general insight into the music industry.Watch Jerry's YT: https://www.youtube.com/bigjerr Listen to his music: https://hypeddit.com/link/lyqafl

Show Notes: edmprod.com/140 This week, PLS&TY sat down to chat on the EDM Prodcast. PLS&TY is a DJ and producer known for his pop-influenced dance records. Getting his start with viral remixes, he's now hit #1 on the US iTunes electronic charts three times, and he's also been remixed by industry heavyweights including Morgan Page, Rusko, Cazzette, and more. We start off with PLS&TY's background, discussing his evolution from DJing into production. We discuss why he avoided DJing until he had his own original music, and what his growth strategy was early on in the project. He also talks about why he dropped out of film school after one semester, as well as his main takeaways from attending the Icon Collective music school in LA. On the production side, we discuss how PLS&TY found his unique signature style. We talk about how he blew up off a throwaway track, and how he dealt with the expectations that came with that track's success. We also look at his approach for finding unique samples, getting creative with layering, and adding organic textures into his music. Later on, PLS&TY discusses how he's using the pandemic to reset and focus on his personal health, an invaluable lesson during this turbulent time. He also offers his advice for artists who want to write vocal driven music but struggle to find quality original vocals. Connect with PLS&TY: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plsandty Twitter: https://twitter.com/plsandtybased Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plsandty/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/14byx2nRysWNtgauCXscKT?si=Wsz_YeaHQ12NRu1Lbd-DCw Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/pls-ty

This is Episode 27 of Game Consultant. It is amazing to see how many people are listening by now. The gaming podcast is growing every week in terms of listeners, but also people visit the website more and more. Sometimes I dont have a clear overview (yet), cause people are listening via spotify, apple podcasts, google podcasts, breaker, anchor, my website etc. I didn’t expect that so many would care, be responsive and actualy would listen. Some people are helping me with editorial things, ideas and introductions. Thanks so much and I will continue learning to make this THE Gaming Podcast of 2020 and beyond. Top 40 Gaming Podcasts I got an email from Anuj Agarwal, he the Founder of Feedspot. I had been submitting my gaming podcast & website Podcast Game Consultant on Feedspot. He personally congratulated me as the gaming podcast and website Podcast Game Consultant had been selected by their panelist as one of the Top 40 Gaming Podcasts on the web; https://blog.feedspot.com/gaming_podcasts/ As I am doing this since mid-jan 2020, this is such a rewarding message to receive. So, thank you! Esports And Legal My interview today is about Esports and how important legal is. Not only the contracting part but also having a legal expert advising you on things like for example; the name of the esports team and/or organization. Once you'll find out the name was already taken as a brand, it is TOO late. Who better as Justin Jacobson could update me! He is an entertainment and esports attorney, author and media personality. He represents professional athletes, musicians, producers, songwriters, DJs, fashion designers as well as professional gamers, esports organizations and teams. Named a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers for the last five years, Justin is a legal contributor to TuneCore, HypeBot, The Journal of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A. and the Touro Law Review. Justin has served as an Instructor of Music Business at the Institute of Audio Research in New York City, guest speaker at Cardozo Law School, Bergen County Community College and ICON Collective in Los Angeles, California. He has also been featured by a range of industry publications including: YourEDM, Mental Floss, The Esports Observer, Esports Insider, SportTechie, Break The Game, The Ballgamer, and Operation Sports. You want/need more info about legal and Esports? Contract Justin over at The Jacobson Firm, P.C. Website - www.jacobsonfirm.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/justinmjacobson Twitter - https://twitter.com/justinjesq Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/justinjesq/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinmjacobson/ Nordic Games Online 2020 NG20 online this 27-29 May features an exciting three-day live streamed program including a string of great speakers and our popular Nordic Game Awards show, exclusive activities and giveaways on our Discord server as well as MeetToMatch Unlimited online meeting manager with integrated video conferencing.

Very excited about this one - episode 108 features future techno titan @crystos-music - Although a young gun in the game, he is no stranger to high level productions. We had an amazing discussion on his musical influences and inspirations, his time at Icon Collective, his debut EP "Valour" and so much more. It is an honor to manage this guy under the Lavender Group and I'm so excited to see what the future holds for this Greek stud.

Raised in the Bay Area, Taylor Chung AKA Wenzday is a classically trained vocalist, who at 16 years old moved to Los Angeles to commit to DJing full-time. She then went on to be the youngest person ever to DJ the world famous Playboy Mansion, and become one of the most sought-after open format female DJs in the city. While cutting her teeth in the club circuit, she graduated from the prestigious hit-maker-incubator, Icon Collective. She is also a co-founder of LA streetwear clothing company/label 40oz Cult, alongside her brother Dack Janiels.With a renewed focus on bass music production, Wenzday has gone outside 40oz Cult to also release acclaimed singles on Dim Mak, Gold Digger,Circus Records, and Insomniac’s In/Rotation; garnering support from blogs such as Bassrush, Your EDM, and This Song Slaps. She also currently hosts a weekly radio show on DASHX that features original mixes from herself and her peers. Known for her fearless live sets, she shows no signs of slowing down and continues a sleep-when-Iʼm-dead work ethic, because after all, to her growing legion of fans, Everyday is Wenzday.- SpotifyCREDITSJina KimInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jiinabobinaTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/jiinabobinaFollow Sidewalk Talk EDM:https://instagram.com/sidewalktalkedmhttps://twitter.com/sidewalktalkshw (all updates)Sidewalk POP Music channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC82a...https://instagram.com/sidewalktalkpopSidewalk RAP/HIP HOP (Rhythm) Music channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDme...https://instagram.com/sidewalktalkrhythmCheck out Sidewalk Talk website: http://www.sidewalktalks.comAll INTERVIEWS in podcast format:iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4XecmmF...Follow me, Lauren Engel: http://www.instagram.com/laurenvanengelhttp://www.instagram.com/engelaurenhttp://www.twitter.com/engelaurenEmail: lauren@sidewalktalks.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I first ran across Joe Caputo's work during some random YouTubing, where his "Voltage Control Lab" was a real eye-opener - especially for a few under-supported modules like the Ornaments and Crime. Shortly thereafter, I ran into him at the NAMM show, where I got a VCL button from him - and the rest of the history is in the podcast... Joe has pivoted the show into a live show-and-tell-and-interview format, but has also been very active in the educational realm as well - most notably as an instructor at Musician's Institute and Icon Collective. He also continues producing music (as Computo), and... I assume he's taking a nap occasionally or something! In our chat, we talk about education, video production (and production burnout), collaboration and the primacy of music-making. We also talk a bit about 'getting out', sharing your work, and being open to new experiences. Very interesting and inspiring. You can check out his personal thing at https://iamcomputo.wordpress.com/. Voltage Control Lab is at https://www.voltagecontrollab.com/, or on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9y4nruLDg5DYgzEn8bJxxA. Enjoy!

Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist/producer and solidified axe wielder Sullivan King is shattering the mold of and disrupting the electronic world as he pioneers his metal-meets-EDM sonic adventure. Lifting the brash and rugged energy of bass music off the dance floors and the power of metal and hard rock from the stadiums, Sullivan King creates a musical mosh pit built entirely on rapid-paced, neck-snapping dubstep, his unrelenting riffs and a bold live show that pushes the boundaries of modern electronic music performance.His original tracks, remixes and reimagined renditions take the vitality of dance music and run it through the immortal rock machine. The result is an undeniably, forward-pushing sound that’s captivating all ages.Listen to Sullivan King:https://open.spotify.com/artist/1CXuu...Follow Sidewalk Talk EDM:https://instagram.com/sidewalktalkedmhttps://twitter.com/sidewalktalkshw (all updates)Sidewalk POP Music channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC82a...https://instagram.com/sidewalktalkpopSidewalk RAP/HIP HOP (Rhythm) Music channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDme...https://instagram.com/sidewalktalkrhythmCheck out Sidewalk Talk website: http://www.sidewalktalks.comAll INTERVIEWS in podcast format:iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4XecmmF...Follow me, Lauren Engel: http://www.instagram.com/laurenvanengelhttp://www.instagram.com/engelaurenhttp://www.twitter.com/engelaurenEmail: lauren@sidewalktalks.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Micheal Helton Aka Mhelt is a music producer attending Icon Collective. Listen along as we discuss music school, beat production, and spirituality. *** Jelly Filled Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jellyfilledpodcast/ Isaac Moreno Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isaacrmoreno/ *** Podcast artwork by Andrew Kuenzi (@brickandthicket)

Today's featured guest is Daniel Lopriore. Mr. Lopriore is a 28 year old music producer from Perth, Australia. He started producing music at the age of 22. He wanted to take producing full time and few out to Los Angeles to attend the music school Icon Collective. Daniel has been stuttering his whole life and just recently started YouTubing, sharing stories about his life growing up with a stutter. He hopes these stories can help young kids who stutter understand that you can still have a normal life, and achieve your dream. I believe there is healing in sharing and Mr. Lopriore is an inspiration to all. I am very appreciative of all the guests that have shared their story of adversity and triumphs on the MSL podcast. If you want more information on Daniel Lopriore, here is the contact information: Instagram: https://instagram.com/daniel_loppyy?igshid=ihh81rl173g5 YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC2xZWzqyHz8kSKYSs4FEMcA Thank you to Epidemic Sound for the intro/outro music. https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Thank you Izabella Russell for that AMAZING outro music: https://musicradiocreative.com Thank you to Dr. London Smith for the voice over intro. Dr. London Smith has a podcast Jock Doc Podcast and I encourage everyone to check it out: https://jockdocpodcast.com You can connect with Dr. London Smith through his twitter: https://twitter.com/jockdocpodcast If you would like to send me a voice message, you can use SpeakPipe.     https://www.speakpipe.com/MyStutteringLifeI may use your message on an upcoming podcast episode. For correspondence/inquiries/merchandise: Pedro Pena, PO Box 684, Baytown, Texas USA 77522

While on vacation, Underground Village took a trip to Los Angeles where we met up with Hamiltons, a dj duo attending Icon Collective. But don't let the fact they are in school fool you, these guys are gearing up to make a major impact. Check out some of their favorite tunes as well as some secret unreleased goodies in their debut mix on Underground Village ▼ Follow Hamiltons Twitter: twitter.com/Itshamiltons Soundcloud: @hamiltonsmusic Instagram: instagram.com/hamiltonsmusic ▼ Follow Underground Village Instagram: bit.ly/instaUV Twitter: bit.ly/twitterUV

Have you ever wondered what it would take to get the attention of the media when it comes to promoting your new album, video, or tour? How do you go about setting up a new music release campaign? What does it take to build the correct press kit? How does media help expand your fan base, and ultimately your music career? Meet Kaytee Long who is the owner and founder of DIY Music PR and creator of the DIY Music PR Bootcamp. As a publicist for over a decade, she has experience across multiple beats of the entertainment industry including music, film and television. In addition to full-service PR and coaching independent artists, she has worked with many major recording artists (Cyndi Lauper, French Montana, Neil Diamond, Dave Grohl, Pentatonix, etc.) and continues to work with award shows such as the Grammys, Billboard Music Awards and the American Music Awards. She has been a featured speaker at many industry events and for organizations such as CD Baby, The Berklee College of Music and Icon Collective. As the daughter of a musician (and a hobbyist piano player and singer) Kaytee has been raised with a passion for art, the creator, and providing musicians with the education needed to take their careers to the next level. The Business Side of Music ™ © 2019 Beyond the Music Host: Bob Bender Produced by Bob Bender  Advisor: Tom Sabella Show businesssideofmusic.com  Stream or Download (free) businesssideofmusic.com  To submit to be interviewed: musicpodcast@mail.com Sponsorship information businesssideofmusic.com/sponsor-affiliate/ Join our mailing list for show announcements, career advice, industry discounts, free gifts and more.  Like Free Special Thanks to Tom Sabella and Traci Snow for producing and hosting over 100 episodes of the original “Business Side of Music” podcast, and trusting us to carry on their legacy.

The last thing Aidan remembers of December 4, 2015 was getting into a friend’s car for a sleepover. He doesn’t recall their car reaching speeds of 80 mph in a residential area. That the driver, who was under the influence, lost control of the car. That they hit a brick wall. Head on. Aidan was not wearing a seatbelt and his head first dented the dashboard and then shattered the windshield. Found unconscious, he was rushed to the trauma center. His diagnosis? Diffuse axonal injury; severe traumatic brain injury. His prognosis? Grim. Aidan warns teens against the dangers of drinking and driving. Teens don’t believe such a catastrophic accident is possible; they are, after all, testing their limits. His biggest piece of advice is to always protect yourself and your friends. Despite being told he wouldn’t attend school until the following September, Aidan went to school the day after he was discharged from inpatient rehabilitation. Aidan simply wanted to be an ordinary teen. His mindset was “I’m going to get better. I truly believe that this will not hold me back in life.” Although his injury continues to impact his daily life, he wanted to push the limits and test his abilities. Returning to school was challenging. He was treated differently and felt like an outsider, even around life-long friends. Not to mention, he was simply exhausted. Able to maintain concentration for only 15 minutes at a time, effective learning and completing homework were impossible. What is it like to be a 16-year-old boy recovering from a brain injury? “It’s tough. There’s no doubt about that.” Aidan was afraid of almost everything. He feared living with this brain injury for the rest of his life and being unable to pursue his dreams. That his future was so unknown was terrifying. Aidan questioned everything that he did. Aidan experienced severe, uncontrollable anger for months following the crash hurting those who loved him the most and resulting in the loss of friendships. Yet another loss as a result of his injury. Afraid to return to his high school for senior year, Aidan finished high school in Viterbo, Italy. Aidan was seeking his own path forward, looking for a way to diminish the stress of feeling like an outsider. The change in culture was an amazing, life-changing experience. It opened Aidan’s mind to the larger world awaiting him. The experience was instrumental to his recovery. Upon his return from Italy, Aidan’s applied to and was accepted at ICON Collective, a year-long music production academy. Aidan struggles with depression and considered suicide on a number of occasions. Knowing that tomorrow is another day kept Aidan moving forward. At every turn, he reflected on accepting change and seeking opportunity. Realizing that life can change in an instant – for the better – was reassuring. He stayed true to himself, kept pushing forward and accepted that he will feel sad. He acknowledged that mental healing takes time and effort. Aidan’s dad came out as gay two months before the car accident. Aidan struggled with knowing this would change his life, day to day, how he lived, and how he viewed the world. Aidan was angry with the world, angry with having to deal with his brain injury, having to move, and the inevitable change in his life. Aidan loves his dad deeply yet admits taking out some of his anger on him. He aims to reach as many as he can in the hopes that his experiences help transform their life for the better. He hopes people can come out of their shells and show who they really are and push for greatness. “Every single human can achieve greatness – whether they have a brain injury, learning disability, or a challenging situation. You can turn anything into gold.” Resources An Unexpected Launch

While on vacation, Underground Village took a trip to Los Angeles where we met up with Hamiltons, a dj duo attending Icon Collective. But don't let the fact they are in school fool you, these guys are gearing up to make a major impact. Check out some of their favorite tunes as well as some secret unreleased goodies in their debut mix on Underground Village ▼ Follow Hamiltons Twitter: twitter.com/Itshamiltons Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/hamiltonsmusic Instagram: instagram.com/hamiltonsmusic ▼ Follow Underground Village Instagram: bit.ly/instaUV Twitter: bit.ly/twitterUV

About Trip Trop: Two words. Trip Trop. The brother duo from Los Angeles make whatever they want. They compare their releases to a jungle. You never know what you're going to find in there. Not caring what anyone else thinks, they push a movement powered by freedom. The freedom to do whatever you want in life. Buzz started surrounding their name in 2016 when they released two remixes gaining support from heavy hitters such as JOYRYDE, Bro Safari, and ETC!ETC!. After honing their sound at Icon Collective, they are back from hiatus. Having recently been supported by The Chainsmokers, Zeds Dead, JAUZ, and more, they show no sign of slowing down. Where in the jungle will Trip Trop take us next? Soundcloud // Instagram // Facebook // Twitter

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Part 2 of the LIVE panel discussion with Flosstradamus, Getter, Aryay, Blaise DeAngelo & Willy talking about mental health in the music industry! Icon Collective students join the discussion for a wide-ranging Q&A in today's episode. Follow the Back To Bangers Spotify playlist: http://www.smarturl.it/backtobackplaylist Follow everybody involved in this panel: www.iconcollective.com www.remedystate.com www.flosstradamus.com www.getterofficial.com www.willyjoy.com www.soundcloud.com/aryay

Getter, Flosstradamus, Aryay & Blaise DeAngelo (OWSLA) sat down with Willy at Icon Collective in LA for a panel discussion on mental health in the music industry. This is part 1 of the two-part talk, and it's the first EVER live episode of the show! Follow the Back To Bangers Spotify playlist: http://www.smarturl.it/backtobackplaylist Follow everybody involved in this panel:   www.iconcollective.com www.remedystate.com www.flosstradamus.com www.getterofficial.com www.willyjoy.com www.soundcloud.com/aryay

Anakim’s journey started early on in his bedroom just playing around with Fruity loops and experimenting.  In our interview, he gets more into his internship with Dim Mak, and his acceptance to the esteemed music production school Icon Collective in Los Angeles. Anakim plays "Heightened Sensitivity” and  “Ascension” from his new 2 track EP and shares more about how outer space has influenced his music. Go follow Anakim on social media @anakimmusic

28mm is a Techno DJ/ producer living in Brooklyn, New York. Exploring the darker corners of the genre our guest opens an aperture into his world of haunting top lines, driving percussions and darkened textures. Landing several releases on noted labels including Understated Recordings and Versotiq, his latest EP entitled ‘Companion” was released on one of our favourite and first picks for up and coming labels: Emercive. Being an alumni of the infamous Icon Collective, 28mm is plugged in to all the right channels for a promising career, working as A&R for The Music Development Agency he is also a member of a group of respected and promising producers/ DJ’s called Deep Tech LA whose goal is to start a grassroots movement among the music scene. Full show notes available at: https://www.limitlessvibrations.org/post/lv-8-28mm/ * [](http://instagram.com/its28mm)[Instagram](http://instagram.com/its28mm) * [](http://www.facebook.com/its28mm)[Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/its28mm) * [](https://twitter.com/its28mm)[Twitter](https://twitter.com/its28mm) * [](http://www.snapchat.com/add/its28mm)[Snapchat](http://www.snapchat.com/add/its28mm) * [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6LEIWYneOSdxOQtggLryCs) * [SoundCloud](http://soundcloud.com/its28mm)

Show Notes: edmprod.com/83 In this episode, I sit down with producer/teacher/guitarist James Ruehlmann. He produces under the name Mutrix, and originally got his start in the music as a touring guitarist for the band At The Throne of Judgement. In this episode, we chat about starting a music career from scratch, why sync licensing is one of the best (and easiest) ways to make money, and what he's learned teaching at Icon Collective. This interview is filled with invaluable advice you won't want to miss. Connect with James Ruehlmann (Mutrix): @mutrix

Last month, I dropped in the amazing LA based production school Icon Collective to take an hour of Q and A with their current students. I got some amazing questions and covered topics like what it’s like to play EDC, when you need a manager or agent, and how much time to spend on socials. For more information about Icon and their amazing work: https://iconcollective.com Gaz

Last month, I dropped in the amazing LA based production school Icon Collective to take an hour of Q and A with their current students. I got some amazing questions and covered topics like what it’s like to play EDC, when you need a manager or agent, and how much time to spend on socials. For more information about Icon and their amazing work: https://iconcollective.com Gaz

In this twenty-sixth episode of The EDM Prodcast, I chat with Nik Cherwink, the Industry Advisor at the renowned Icon Collective Music Production School. This interview touches upon truly important topics for aspiring producers, especially in regards to the power of a community like the one Icon Collective has built for it's students. Beyond that, Nik offers a wealth of knowledge and his perspective on what connects listeners to artists, and how to develop that connection. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Download a free PDF containing tips from podcast guests: edmprod.com/podtips --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are you a trance producer? Would you like to be? Do you get excited when you think about crafting a beautiful melody or driving bassline? Start to Finish: Uplifting Trance Edition is a comprehensive 12-video tutorial where I walk you through the creation of an uplifting trance track, explaining the process step-by-step. You'll pick up tricks, techniques, and develop key production skills that will aid you in your next project. Think of it like me being in the studio with you. edmprod.com/uplifting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What we talk about: - How to approach networking - Channeling creativity - Finding inspiration to deal with writer's block - Surrounding yourself with people along the same path - When to start marketing yourself as an artist - Figuring out your identity and authenticity in music Cool stuff mentioned in the show: - ‘Think And Grow Rich' by Napoleon Hill: http://amzn.to/1XXfdhC Nik Cherwink on the web: http://www.iconcollective.com http://www.twitter.com/nikcherwink

News: - Tunecore sold to Believe Digital - Life on a tour bus Guest: - David Alexander of Icon Collective.  Find out more about David and Icon Collective at www.iconcollective.com

News: – Tunecore sold to Believe Digital – Life on a tour bus Guest: – David Alexander of Icon Collective.  Find out more about David and Icon Collective at www.iconcollective.com The post Episode #56 – David Alexander of Icon Collective appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.