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Vocalist Nat Luca from The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir joins us this week to chat.We get into chats about everything from Deathwish to Purevolume, Screamo, Jam Bands, Graphic Design, Photography, Journalism, upcoming tours, synthpop, marginalized groups and queer rights, twitter, radio pop rock and community outreach. Blacklisted, Converge, Dying Whale, William Bonney, Midwest Pen Pals, Full Of Hell, Black Tusk, Lobstrocity, Oceaner, Measurement, Long.Way.Down., Torch, Loma Prieta, Adele, Crippling Alcoholism, Blood Brothers, Rotting In Dirt, Knoll, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Callous Daoboys, MSPAINT and Lonnie Holley and Home Is Where.

Sometimes it pays to just ask people to be on the show. Like here, where I asked Eric Henderson (formerly in the bands Splyt and Zeromind and currently making the podcast Zerocast) to come talk about his bands and what he’s been up to, and the weirdness of my relentless quest to find more of the wonderful music that I spent so long trying to find. If you want to check out Splyt’s music then head over to this Reverb Nation page. Don’t look for them on PureVolume, that’ll just make you sad. Or maybe you’d rather check out What’s In Your Mind from Zeromind. But you really should check out Eric’s podcast Zerocast. Danse Macabre – Violin Hook by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3599-danse-macabre—violin-hook License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

Austin Gray (Singer/Songwriter) from Utah, is formerly from several different places, most importantly PureVolume.com, THE music/social networking website of 2004. Austin’s taken his love of music and DIY recording all around the states, in various formations, bands and projects, to ultimately wind-up in the midwest U.S. of A. where we catch up over coffee on Zoom, and chat about many things, including his FANTASTIC new song “Lost Time”. One of many great things in the ‘silver linings playbook’ of this awful covid-time, is the excuse to reach out to far away friends, especially when everyone you know is far away. I can’t believe how many different apps we’ve used over the years to stay in touch. We take a look into Austin’s beginnings and his approach to music. Due to unforseen choppy-ness in the Zoom connection, we resolved to continue the chat another time soon. I beg you to check out Austin’s southern rock meets brit-rock sound in the single, available digitally everywhere! Links: austingray.com @austingrayrecords (facebook) @waustingray (instagram) @austingray (twitter) Music: “Lost Time” Performed by Austin Gray from ‘Lost Time’ (2020) Available digitally; by Austin Gray: Lost Time - Single (2020) Credits: Conversation recorded May 15th, 2020, at HQ in Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, Canada; via Zoom to Austin Gray in St. George, Utah, U.S.A.. Host, editor, producer and more: Todd Donald todddonaldmedia.com Voice-over on intro/outro: Milo Axelrod miloaxelrod.com Theme music: William Chernoff; excerpts from the recording “Makie Elkino (Live)” chernoff.band Conversation-wrap music: JP Sunga jpsunga.com The Todd Donald Show is presented, in part, by Afternoon Tea - Artist Collective + Record Label Born of the Shun Club. Shunned since 2012. afternoontealabel.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/todddonaldshow/message

In this episode, Ashlee and her younger siblings discuss Rush, Brand New, The Beatles, college life, Purevolume, Myspace, Mulan, P's tiny clothes, Panic! At the Disco, P's mission trip to Jamaica, high school, mystery people, Shawn Mendes, Alessia Cara, canoeing, Boy Scouts, and summertime.   You can find Will on Instagram at: @wjpitts (music profile under construction) You can find Payton on Instagram at: @payton.pitts Payton's Youtube channel can be found here

Episode 10 features Indie pop duo Now Now. Tune in to hear them talk about meeting as awkward 15 year olds, their first international tour with Paramore, and this one time at band camp.   Highlights:   0:20: Now, Now talk about their touring schedule and how they spent their time between album releases.   1:22: Now, Now discuss the impact touring constantly has on their mental health and relationships.   4:40: Now, Now Talk about their roots in Minnesota   6:55: Cacie tells Lee her favorite bands during her angst filled teenage years   8:00: Brad talks about wanted to be good at sports growing up, writing music, and some of his favorite bands from that time.   10:30: Bradley recounts not breaking rules and how that almost pushed him away from being in a band.   12:10: Cacie Shares how she didn’t think Brad liked her, and how they first met.   15:00: Brad and Cacie talk about their time as leaders in their High School’s marching band.   18:40: Cacie talks about some of her experiences of being a woman in a band   20:50: Brad and Cacie talk about what lead up to them starting a band.   26:10: Cacie shares her first time sharing a song she wrote with Brad and their friends.   28:30: Talk about first releasing their music on Myspace and PureVolume   30:57: Lee asks Cacie about what her backup plan would have been had music not worked out.   33:50: Brad tells about the rift that happened when he went off to college.   36:00: Now, Now recount their first tour with Paramore   39:50: Lee asks Now, Now their approach to writing their newest album “Saved”

Much like whenever we discuss a relatively unknown band, we veer off course and talk about managing digital clutter, why music player programs still exist, and the death of PureVolume.

Join us for episode 6 as we discuss the re-recording and re-release of “Twin Fantasy” by Car Seat Headrest. Topics include bluebonnets, Purevolume, and indie musicians.

Lots of odd things happened at DWHQ before recording this episode. We explain that, air out our office grievances, talk about the state of downloadable music & much more! Got a question or comment? Use the hashtag “#askdeathtalk” on Twitter, email us deathtalk@deathwishinc.com or call the Death Talk Hotline: 754-703-8255. Subscribe to the Deathwish.fm Music in this episode from: Blacklisted “Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God” Show Notes: CDs and Vinyl Are More Popular Than Downloads Once Again Purevolume.com Follow Us on Twitter: Rich Caleb Mark Aly Keith  

Alex Knight is a singer/songwriter/guitarist with over a decade of experience in various aspects of the music industry. He began booking shows at the age of 16 and went on to work with and play in multiple bands, having the most success with the pop/rock act The Arrival. The Arrival was named one of the top independent acts in the U.S. by PureVolume, after which they landed booking representation from The Agency Group and management representation with The Artery Foundation. The Arrival toured nationally for multiple years and count showcasing at South By Southwest and recording an EP with Zack Odom and Kenneth Mount of ZK Productions (Cartel, Mayday Parade) among their favorite accomplishments. Knight has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and also has years of experience coordinating and participating in numerous arts and music events. He was the Associate Course Director for the Event Management course in the Entertainment Business Bachelor’s Program at Full Sail University before accepting his current position as Course Director for the Artist Management class in the Music Business Bachelor’s Programs at Full Sail. The Artist Management course was recently utilized as part of the new 3300 + Climbing artist development initiative in this program, and Alex helped coordinate students from other Full Sail programs such as Film and Show Production as they worked with Music and Entertainment Business students to create content for the initiative’s first auditions and subsequent artist selections. Knight is also currently acting as writer, producer, and co-star of a comedic web series called The Lost Weekend, which is based on his band’s experiences as independent musicians and features some former members of The Arrival.

Mike takes Skype calls from friends and fans and talks to Jason Call from Daphne Loves Derby about how they got 5 million downloads.   MHH 150 How an unsigned band got 5 Million downloads while the music business was breaking and more stories from you, my friends and listeners. My main guest is Jason Call of the band Daphne Loves Derby and now Mariner. We talk about his band's space rocket to success by gaining more than 5 million downloads for just 1 song through sites like PureVolume and MySpace and how that led to a record deal, world tours. How did it happen? How did they do it? Did they hack the system or were they just the first to do it? Special Note: This episode I'm taking your calls on skype. It was a very last minute decision to do a podcast solely based on who I could talk to via skype at that very second. Thanks to Louis DeFabrizio, Nate Allen, Thiago Messias for the chat and everyone else that I didn't get to actually talk to on the podcast. I'll do this again and it will continue to improve. I also announce the winners of the something free from the Merch Arsenal drawing. Yes.. I do that. TOPICS: Taxes, Small Business, Music Business, Digital Marketing, Career Arch, Life Choices.  Social Marketing - Reactions, Responses, Analytics, Statistics. Predictive Analytics Subscribe on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher#mikeherrerahour@IDOBIradio -Friday and Sunday Nightshttp://bit.ly/MHHidobi

"What's life without a bit of that so-crazy-it-just-might-work motivation?" Angela Mastrogiacomo Angela Mastrogiacomo - Founder of Muddy Paw PR Angela Mastrogiacomo is the owner of Muddy Paw Public Relations and music blog Infectious Magazine. She has founded several chapters of the international music industry meet up Balanced Breakfast, which currently operates in 9 cities across the US and Canada. Muddy Paw specializes in working with up-and-coming artists on personalized campaigns designed to bring their careers to the next level. To date, Muddy Paw has secured placements on sites such as Noisey, AbsolutePunk, Substream, Property Of Zack, PureVolume, Anti-Music, and many more. Connect With Ruth: Website | Facebook | @MuddyPawPR | Instagram | InfectiousMagazine   Subscribe to the Outlier Newsletter: Click Here If you enjoy Outlier On Air, please Subscribe & Review on iTunes or Stitcher Brought to you by: OUTLIER MASTERMIND REGISTER HERE

Get ready for another special Christmas music only edition of Build the Church featuring music from a favorite of ours, Sleeping at Last. All the music is from Sleeping at Last's Christmas album which you can get for free by following the links below.Enjoy this special Christmas edition of Build the Church. MP3 File - Click Here to Download Podcast a2a_linkname="Build the Church";a2a_linkurl="http://feeds.feedburner.com/BuildTheChurch";a2a_show_title=1; Click here for the free Sleeping at Last's Christmas Album.Go to Sleeping at Last's website by clicking here.Go here to find Sleeping at Last in myspace.Download songs by Sleeping at Last on PureVolume.Buy Sleeping at Last's music on iTunes by going here.Become friends with Sleeping at Last on Facebook.

The long awaited 11th More Than Enuf podcast. The band goes for a drive, Regan serves Devon some cake, Halo 2, Fas Gas siting, A breathing apple, Devon is crammed and a guest! Watch over and over!

This week's playlist: • Walk A Thousand Miles by Matthew Ebel, available for sale as a single from the Podsafe Music Network. Matthew's CD Beer and Coffee (2005) is available from MatthewEbel.com and CD Baby. Visit Matthew's page at PodShow.com and his MySpace page for more information. • Fool For You by The Mescal Sheiks, from This World Is Not My Home (2006), available from CD Baby and the iTunes Music Store. Visit MescalSheiks.com or their MySpace page for more information. • Merry Christmas Baby by Calvin Owens, from The House Is Burnin' (2002), available from TopCat Records, CD Baby, the iTMS and Amazon.com. Visit CalvinOwens.com for more information. • The Greatest Xmas Song Ever Written by American Heartbreak, available for sale as a single from the PMN. Visit AmericanHeartbreak.com or their MySpace page for more information. • My Own Merry Christmas by Geoff Smith, available for sale as a single from the PMN. Geoff's CD, Geoff Smith and the Tonewheels, is available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Geoff has also recently been playing keyboards with Codaphonic, a great band based in Nashville. Visit TheGeoffSmith.com for more information. • Santa Please Go To New Orleans by Lee Harris & Loose Change from A Whole Lotta Santa (2005). This tracks and dozens of others are available, for listening only, at the PMN under the name The Lee Harris Christmas Compilations. I'm not entirely convinced Lee Harris, or the other artists whose names are directly associated with some of the tracks, know these songs are available at the PMN. Nonetheless, I decided to play this track as a reminder that help is still needed in the reconstruction of one of the cradles of American music. • Christmas Is Here by Number One Fan, a holiday single available free from PureVolume.com, or for 99 cents from the iTMS. Visit NumberOneFanOnline.com for more information. • Sharing This Christmas With The Blues by Russell Alexander & The Hitman Blues Band, from Angel in the Shadow (2003), available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit HitmanBluesBand.com for more information. • Man! It's Christmas by Jimmie Bratcher, from Man! It's Christmas (2006), available from Jimmie's online store. Jimmie's other albums are available from his site, as well as the iTMS and Amazon.com. Visit JimmieBratcher.com and his MySpace page for more information. • Can You Dig It by Blue Plate Special, from Can You Dig It (2006), available from CD Baby and Amazon.com. Also available from CD Baby: The Blues Ain't Pretty (2000) and No Place To Fade (1998). No Place To Fade is also available from the iTMS. Visit BluePlateSpecialBand.com for more information. Mentioned during this show: to find out what you can do to help with the ongoing recovery of New Orleans, visit DirectRelief.org. Excellent online resources for more information about the blues: The Blues Foundation and the Delta Blues Museum; and be sure to download and listen to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, the Uncensored History of the Blues. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #54 courtesy of the artists and the Podsafe Music Network, where I obtained many of these tracks)