Podcast appearances and mentions of Ross Golan

This week, we highlight a live panel for APG's 20th anniversary, hosted by Ross Golan. The event honors not just a company, but a community of artists, songwriters, producers, and all those who believe in the power of music to inspire, challenge, and connect us.Twenty years ago, APG set out with a bold vision: to be an independent powerhouse for both music publishing and artist development. Founded by Mike Caren, APG has grown into a unique space where creativity thrives and where artists can build their brands and realize their visions on their own terms. It's been a launchpad for incredible talent like Charlie Puth, Kehlani, Kevin Gates, Ava Max, and so many others. But more than that, it's been a platform where music creators are empowered to succeed on every level—whether it's securing partnerships across film, TV, and advertising, or finding the best possible collaborations with writers and producers who help bring their music to life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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We had the pleasure of interviewing Sophia Scott over Zoom video! Known for her soulful storytelling and powerhouse vocals, EMPIRE's SOPHIA SCOTT is blazing a permanent trail for herself in Nashville and beyond with her newest single “One Of These Days,” available now. Painting a poignant visual from her parents' struggling marriage, Sophia illustrates how she defined her own perspectives on love, offering a candid glimpse into her own personal story and emphasizing the mantra: ‘everything's meant to be.' Penned with Tiggs (Nathan Fertig) of Ross Golan's Unknown Music, “One Of These Days” is where vulnerability meets hope… “I wanna live like I'm dying, I want to laugh till I'm crying but my heart still breaks, I hope it falls into place, maybe one of these days,” Scott sings. “This is the most personal and arguably most important song I've put out so far. It tells the story of my parents' divorce, then my own first love and heartbreak, and finally dives into me trying to figure out my career, bills, and life as an adult. Hoping that there is resolve at some point and that all the hard things that have happened along the way start to make sense ‘one of these days,'” says Scott. “'One of these days' becomes a mantra for my whole life essentially. After all, life is about the journey and the lessons learned along that journey.” Bringing poise, gusto and grit to her own unique genre, Sophia's musicality is dynamic and exciting. Her boundary-defying creative range flows seamlessly through the country, pop, rock, and R&B sounds that she grew up on. She writes from the heart and shoots from the hip, unafraid to explore the depths of her emotionally-charged experiences. Instead of retreating, she confronts heartbreak head-on and turns trauma into triumph with her lyrics. Following a childhood immersed in music, she spent six years in Los Angeles, playing locally renowned showcases (We Found New Music, Breaking Sound) and headlining her own residencies, before planting her roots in Nashville. A viral YouTube cover of Tove Lo's “Habits (Stay High)” helped set the stage for Scott's buzzworthy originals, such as the “Closure” and “Quit, which cracked 1 million Spotify streams and earned high praise from Atwood Magazine, who raved, “Having grown up on classic rock, R&B, and country/soul. Scott takes care in crafting both the sound and meaning of her songs – never shirking one for another.” Her latest singles “Sweetheart” and “Side Effects” offer an exciting preview of her much anticipated project, expected in 2022. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #SophiaScott #OneOfTheseDays #musicinterview #MusicPodcast #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

The best SNL. Ever. Broadway News: The Broadway cast of A STRANGE LOOP will feature Jaquel Spivey, in his Broadway debut, as Usher. He joins original cast members Antwayn Hopper (Thought 6), L Morgan Lee (Thought 1), John-Michael Lyles (Thought 3), James Jackson, Jr. (Thought 2), John-Andrew Morrison (Thought 4), and Jason Veasey (Thought 5). A Strange Loop follows Usher: a Black, queer writer writing a musical about a Black, queer writer writing a musical about a Black, queer writer. The Pulitzer prize winning play is written by Michael R. Jackson. Previews will begin at Broadway's Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, and opening night is set for Tuesday, April 26, 2022. To Kill A Mockingbird ended its run this past Sunday at the Shubert Theatre and plans to move to the Belasco Theatre this June. The move follows the news that Girl from the North Country will close at the Belasco Theatre on Jan. 23, with plans for spring return at another theater. To Kill a Mockingbird begins performances at the Belasco on June 1, with Greg Kinnear returning as Atticus Finch.  The Off-Broadway hit The Wrong Man from Ross Golan has become the world's first non-fungible token (NFT) musical. The digital collectibles available to buy will be a mix of music, graphics, and film, including the full animated musical, vinyl, posters featuring artwork from the musical, and a previously unreleased track from Golan. In addition, a new production of the musical is in the works for a 2023 premiere. The Kite Runner, a new play with music based on Khaled Hosseini's internationally best-selling novel, will play a limited run at Broadway's Hayes Theater this summer. The production comes to New York from two seasons in London's West End where it was called "a cultural phenomenon" by The Sunday Express and "an enthralling tale beautifully told" by The Daily Telegraph. Performances will begin on July 6; opening night is July 21 and it will run through October 30.   Jack Viertel has retired as senior vice president of Jujamcyn Theaters after 34 years with the company. Lyricist Tim Rice said on his podcast, Get Onto My Cloud that a Broadway revival of Chess, his 1986 musical written with composers Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, is on its way and a team is in place. Casting: Shoshana Bean will join the Broadway cast of Mr. Saturday Night, producers announced last week. The production will start previews on March 29, 2022, ahead of an April 27 opening. Broadway's Tony-winning Moulin Rouge! The Musical welcomes Eric Anderson as Harold Zidler beginning this week! Danny Burstein, who earned Tony and Outer Critics Circle Awards as well as the Drama League Award for Distinguished Performance, played his final performance last week. Nick Rashad Burroughs will take over the role of Ike in the Broadway company of Tina. Burroughs is currently in the musical's ensemble and will play the role starting this week. Daniel J. Watts, who originated the role, played his final performance last week. Burroughs has previously appeared on Broadway in “Kinky Boots” and “King Kong.” John Earl Jelks will join the Broadway cast of “Birthday Candles,” starring alongside Debra Messing. John replaces Andre Braugher, who had been set to make his Broadway debut with the show in 2020. Follow @BwayPodNetwork on Twitter. Find co-hosts on Twitter at @AyannaPrescod, @CLewisReviews, and @TheMartinAcuna. Subscribe To BPN's newsletter HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En este capítulo los invito a conocer la historia que hay detrás de este himno de enojo y liberación adolescente: Since U Been Gone por Kelly Clarkson. Un recorrido en el que no solo hablaremos de todos los obstáculos con los que se topó la artista en relación a su discográfica y al estigma con el que cargaba por haber salido de un reality show, sino que también contaré como esta canción fue un punto de giro en la carrera de los productores a cargo de la misma (Max Martin y Dr. Luke), que tiene que ver Avril Lavigne (a quien, por alguna razón, mencionaré mucho) con la cantante elegida para este capitulo, entre otras anécdotas. Por supuesto, no faltará el desglose del multitrack con sus correspondientes partes. Si estás listx para respirar por primera vez, ¡no queda más que darle play a este capítulo! Links pertinentes a este capítulo And The Writer Is... with Ross Golan - podcast con entrevistas a compositores de canciones Masterclass de Max Martin en los Premios Polar Avril Lavigne sube a recibir su premio y aparta a Kelly Clarkson de un codazo Todos los episodios de En la Zona están producidos, grabados, editados y mezclados por Joaquín Mustafá Torres.

In 1974 country music, singer songwriter, Dolly Parton got wind that Elvis Presley wanted to record her new song, “I Will Always Love You.“ According to Dolly, the deal fell through when Elvis's manager demanded 50% of the publishing revenue. Dolly refused, released the song herself, and years later arranged a more equitable deal with Whitney Houston, who of course made it a massive hit.  It's a juicy bit of industry history that actually speaks more to our current reality than you might think. What Elvis's management did, demand a cut of the publishing revenue on top of the money he'd already make from album sales and live shows, is not an anomaly.  Songwriter, Emily Warren knows this all too well. Emily's a songwriter and performer in Los Angeles. You've heard her on the show before in part, because she's written some huge hits, including Dua Lipa's “New Rules” and The Chainsmokers “Don't Let Me Down.”  What happened to Dolly in ‘74 has happened a lot to Emily. She says that countless times, after an artist decides to record a song of hers that she wrote without any involvement with the artist, she'll get an email from the artist's management team, asking for a cut of her publishing. She says the emails are polite, but the mask and implied arrangement: give us a cut of the publishing they say, or we won't put out the song.  So Emily's started talking to other established songwriters she knows, Tayla Parx, Ross Golan, Justin Tranter, and Savan Kotecha—they've all been asked to give up publishing. Together they decided they wanted to do something about this practice. So they formed an organization called The Pact, a group of music professionals who refuse to give publishing away for songs where artists do not contribute. Their goal is to make the music business more equitable for the creative laborers. Songs Discussed Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You Dua Lipa - New Rules The Chainsmokers - Don't Let Me Down Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With more creative control and confidence, Malia Civetz releases 'Heels In Hand' EP feeling validated as an artist with something to say. Malia talks with Brandon about how she met Ross Golan and J Kash, lessons learned from pop songwriting, and changing public perception of how R&B artists are received.

Episode 17: Today's episode is special! That's right Wilde Ones. I'm pulling back the curtain in my true blue, rebellious manner. Road Diaries is finally here! I am giving you an intimate, insiders view on how I got myself ready to get back on the road and ready to debut again with IMPACT Wrestling after a decade in retirement. Ladies and gentlemen, your girl, TAYLOR WILDE! IG: @impactwrestling Twitter: @impactwrestling https://www.butterbycostello.com LET'S GET WILDE! ⚡️

Listen & Subscribe on Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-pep-talk/id929743897Get Episode Transcripts at creative-pep-talk.simplecast.com- - -SHOW NOTES- - -Co-Loop Podcast Network - co-podcast.coAnd The Writer Is… with Ross Golan interviews Jack Antonoffhttps://www.andthewriteris.com/past-episodes1/2018/3/27/ep-23-jack-antonoffYou Are a Storyteller with Brian McDonald and Jesse Bryan - Armaturehttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-armature-you-are-a-storyteller/id1438577381?i=1000421453718Working It Out with Mike Birbiglia interviews David Sedarishttps://podcasts.apple.com/lb/podcast/6-david-sedaris-mike-trades-funny-stories-his-comedy/id1515419751?i=1000482797215 The Morgan Harper Nichols Show Morgan - Lynn Giunta https://morganharpernichols.captivate.fm/episode/a-conversation-with-lynn-giuntaTim Ferriss interviews Hugh Jackmanhttps://tim.blog/2020/06/26/hugh-jackman/- - -NO SPONSORS- - -

Together with American Songwriter, we had the pleasure of interviewing Alexandra Eckhardt over Zoom video! Music Supervisor and bassist Alexandra Eckhardt has worked across the entertainment industry contributing skills to feature films, award-winning Broadway shows, and live performances.She most recently supervised the music for the upcoming feature film, Passing, written and directed by Rebecca Hall, starring Tessa Thompson, Alexander Skarsgard, Ruth Negga and André Holland. Passing will premiere at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival in the U.S. Dramatic Competition.As an electric/acoustic bassist covering multiple genres, Alexandra has worked with a variety of artists including Sara Bareilles, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Alex Lacamoire, Ross Golan, Cynthia Erivo, Billy Porter, Patti LuPone, Jordin Sparks, Martha Plimpton, Jeremy Jordan, Our Lady J, Duncan Sheik, Here We Go Magic, Ledisi, Meatloaf, Jordan Fischer, Titus Burgess, Evelyn Champagne King, Patrick Wilson, Kelli O-Hara, Martha Wash, and Kate Nash. She also frequently doubles on cello and vocals.Additionally, she has performed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Today Show, NPR Tiny Desk Concert, NY Stage and Film Gala and the Drama Desk Awards. She played on two consecutive national tours for In the Heights and The Book of Mormon. She also held the bass chair on the Tony Award-winning show, The Band's Visit, and played on the show’s Grammy Award-winning original cast recording. She has also subbed in numerous Broadway pit orchestras including Hamilton, Wicked, Dear Evan Hansen, and The Color Purple.Coming from a multi-generational musical family, music has always played an enormous role in Alexandra’s life. At the age of 8, she picked up the electric bass and became hooked. She then attended the University of Connecticut, where she received degrees in jazz performance and music education was mentored by Kenny DavisWe want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

She is a three-time GRAMMY Award-winner who has achieved global success as, among other accomplishments, a performer, songwriter, frontwoman for ska-punk heroes No Doubt, and multi-platinum solo artist. To date, she’s sold more than 50 million units worldwide, including her four-times-platinum debut solo album ‘Love.Angel.Music.Baby.’ The 2004 release delivered the hit singles “Rich Girl,” “What You Waiting For?”, and the Pharrell Williams-produced No. 1 hit “Hollaback Girl.” Her 2015 solo album, ‘This Is What the Truth Feels Like,’ debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Most recently, she released her new reggae-tinged single “Let Me Reintroduce Myself”, which she co-wrote and recorded in quarantine with our very own, Ross Golan. The single finds her reminding fans of what she does best: create vibrant, uplifting music that is real and honest to who she is as an artist. “Let Me Reintroduce Myself” caps off a busy 2020 for Stefani. She had two top 10 hits on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart with fiancé Blake Shelton, “Nobody But You” and “Happy Anywhere.” And her holiday album, ‘You Make It Feel Like Christmas,’ was just reissued with two new songs, including Ryan Tedder co-write “Here This Christmas.” And The Writer Is… Gwen Stefani!Artwork: Michael Richey White See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy holidays! I'm grateful to have had such thoughtful conversations with all of my guests on Coffee with BAO in the last couple of months. And also for the the chance to share their stories and to get constructive feedback from many of you. Thank you so much. There's no new episode of Coffee with BAO this week. But I wanted to tell you about why I started the show and where I'd like to see it go. A lot of interview shows are what I consider "Success Porn," glorifying people who've done great things by detailing how hard they worked or how innovative their solutions were. That's cool, but that's not what I wanted to do with Coffee with BAO. On my show, I want to emphasize that it's OK to be a work in progress. I want to highlight stories of people who made a few wrong turns and reiterate that wherever someone is in their path, it's an ongoing process and that we call can keep learning from each other. I wanna link to three podcasts that influenced the approach I took on Coffee with BAO. "How I Built This" with Guy Raz for giving Insight into the struggles, failures, and pivots of people who have accomplished notable things. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this "Open Belly" with Danielle Lehman for Seeking out stories of immigrants, industry outsiders, and oftentimes, showing how people reinvent themselves to pursue their culinary dreams. Open Belly is exceptionally well-produced by my good friend Danielle Lehman and her team. https://www.openbellypodcast.com "And the Writer Is..." with Ross Golan. I love the format of the casual conversation because such interesting stories are told that way. Ross draws a connection between a songwriter's life story and their work and their process. Overall, a great variety of music industry stories. https://www.andthewriteris.com What's next for Coffee with BAO? I'm looking forward to making Coffee with BAO even better in 2021 with better production value and more awesome guests. One thing I've been struggling with is getting more people to discover my show. So I'm asking you to help share your favorite episode with two people who you think would appreciate the show. I'm also using your comments and testimonials to apply for grants for the show. And when I get enough of a budget, I'll run some ads to grow my audience, so if you're feeling generous, please head over to coffeewithBAO.com to hit the blue "support" button and pitch in whatever you think this content is worth. It's a weird time, so no pressure. Coffee with BAO will be back in January with a few improvements and a slew of fascinating guests! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/baovomusic/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/baovomusic/support

Ryan Vasquez is a California born, New York-based actor on Broadway, television, and film. He most recently performed as Alexander Hamilton on Broadway in Hamilton, and is also the only actor to have played Hamilton, Aaron Burr, George Washington, James Madison, and Thomas Jefferson in the show. He is a 2020 Drama Desk nominee for his role in The Wrong Man, written by multi-platinum songwriter Ross Golan. He has appeared in the original cast of Waitress on Broadway, as well as in the company of Wicked. On television he can be seen in the first season of The Good Fight on CBS, The Code, and Curb Your Enthusiasm. In addition to performing, Ryan started an organization called Swing From Home, which connects remote volunteers to state legislative races in anticipation of the election. Swing From Home is an organization whose mission is to connect remote volunteers and fundraising to state legislative races across the country. By bringing artists from the Broadway community and beyond to share their voices in both performance and perspective, Swing From Home has raised nearly $400,000 for state legislative candidates and made over 350,000 calls to voters in the process. Follow Ryan on IG @ryanvasquez Www.SwingFromHome.com Hosted by @_ceceking & @msryanjillian Follow @twistedtimesapodcast Register to vote and get your voting plan on our website www.twistedvallyfilms.com using the IGNITE Sophia Bot #IgniteTheVote --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twisted-times/message

Please join us for our GET IGNITED! Conversation this Thursday at 5 PM CDT with Grammy Award winner and musical theatre producer, Kurt Deutsch. Kurt is credited with reinventing the musical theatre recording landscape. He is the founder of Ghostlight Records and the SVP of Theatrical and Catalog Development for Warner Chappell Music. He is also the lead producer of the musical adaptation of The Notebook. At Warner Music Group, Kurt has been part of the producing team of the musicals Tina, The Cher Show, Beetlejuice, Ross Golan’s The Wrong Man and David Byrne’s American Utopia. American Utopia airs October 17th on HBO and is directed by Spike Lee.

[REBROADCAST] Multi-platinum songwriter and artist Ross Golan talks about his stage musical “The Wrong Man” and performs.

Humpday is upon us! On this lovey Wednesday, we have an amazing interview with singer, songwriter and PLAYWRIGHT Ross Golan.  If you have heard “Dangerous Woman”, “Fresh Eyes” or pretty much any other hit on the radio then chances are you have him to thank!  Lance and Jess talk to Ross about his early career, his dream interview, creating a musical from scratch, what the MMA means and what 2020 holds for Ross. We also MIGHT have gotten some *hypothetical* ideas on what Ross thinks the first *NSYNC single in 20 years should sound like, if it were up to him. Hypothetically, of course. Let us know if you agree!  Dirty dirty POP courtesy of:SAKARA.COM/POPPOLICYGENIUS.COMANCIENTNUTRTION.COM PROMO CODE: LANCE 

We had the opportunity to interview Max Frost!It began as an experiment.Music had always been the focus of my short, 17­ year ­old, guitar ­playing life in Austin, Texas. I was obsessed with The Beatles, Hendrix, Sinatra, and Sam Cooke. The Blues were my foundation. I hung with a crowd of young musicians who shared my love of the classics. We listened to vinyl. We played in bands.My safe, little vintage ­rock world was turned on its head when underground hip­hop came knocking at my door. Rappers wanted me to sing hooks on their songs. I never in a million years thought what I did made sense in hip­hop. Eminem and Outkast had blown my mind as a kid, but it was still an alien world to me.As uncomfortable as it was, I jumped in. At first, my bluesy singing made the hooks come across as a sort of “blue-eyed soul” thing. I didn’t identify with that. The hooks I loved most had been sampled from old records. They contrasted the beat in a cool way. They felt distorted and fuzzy and their juxtaposition with modern music had an accidental magic.The experiment was to see if I could convince people that my hook was a sample. I sang more laid back, more like a crooner than a hard­ attacking soul singer. I distorted my voice with guitar amps and heavy reverbs that created a huge space.The summer I turned 19 I made this slow beat and wrote a hook over it called “Nice and Slow.” I used my sampled vocal approach and started sending the song around and playing it for people. The response was always, “Whoa! Where did you sample this from?” At that moment, my sound was born.By the spring, my songs were gaining some attention. “Nice and Slow” and “White Lies” charted on Hype Machine and a few months later I signed with Atlantic Records. A major-label deal marked a serious second chapter in my creative life. Songs were no longer practice swings. They counted. There were real stakes now. But with a new opportunity in front of me, I dove in head first.I now had access to collaborators and studios that enabled me to indulge in new sounds. Though I remained a producer on all the tracks and played 90 percent of the instruments, the songs were elevated thanks to the input of the brilliant writers and producers I met — guys like Benny Blanco, Nick Ruth, and Franc Tetaz. What began as an experiment in a basement lab blossomed into a larger-scale process, resulting in the songs on my EP, Intoxication.Sonically, I was inspired by artists like Amy Winehouse and Raphael Saadiq, who breathed fresh life into the classic ’60s soul sound. Their vintage songs have a modern edge to the production. My process is the reverse. I try to write songs that, if played on an acoustic guitar, are very modern. But my execution of the singing, instrumentation, and production is vintage.Lyrically, the songs on Intoxication personify love, money, and death as a drug, reflecting the way my submission to imagination has consumed me like a chemical.My experiment became an abstract mind state that I want the listener to visit.The experiment of music has led me to places I never thought I’d go in this world. In 2016, I did shows in Australia, Germany, London, and all over the US. It always shocks me to speak face to face with a person who has been listening to my music from the other side of the globe for years. It reminds me that, despite how much time I spend alone in a dark studio, there’s a world of people out there that you are trying to reach. If you really expose your truth to them in a song, it doesn’t matter where they are. They will respond.My travels have also led me to collaborations with artists around the world. I released a track called “Ghosting” with an amazing producer named St. Albion and also wrote/produced a track for a new artist from Australia named Mike Waters. As much as I’m focused on my own music right now, I look forward to one day spending a lot of time helping other people develop their own experiments.My last year of high school and only year of college were only made possible by my abuse of Adderall. I first discovered its powers attempting to write college essays, and pretty much lost my mind from there. It allowed me to get away with chronic procrastination and mainly focus on music. But it certainly spiraled me into an unbalanced state of sleeplessness, anxiousness, highs, and lows that left me a pretty worn out person.My Adderall years manifested themselves in a song I made with Cook Classics and Ross Golan called “Adderall” that I recently released. I sort of told the sad story in a funny way and tried to make it light hearted, and it seems that people have reacted. I’ll do college shows now where people come with their prescription bottles and ask me to sign them (which might be a crime or something I don’t know…). Credits:Theme Song: Scott Russo & Design: Oscar Rodriguez We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.comWebsite: https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/https://www.maxfrost.net/

On a special bonus episode, Jamie and Rob discuss the fall season on Broadway, including all of the new plays, play revivals, musicals, magic, and special events opening on the Great White Way over the next several months.  This week's music: “Welcome To The Moulin Rouge” from “Moulin Rouge! The Musical”, “The Wrong Man”, Ross Golan, “(Simply) The Best” from “Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Original Broadway Cast”, and Alanis Morissette's, “You Oughta Know.” Find us on Twitter & Instagram: @fabulousinvalid Facebook: www.facebook.com/fabulousinvalid Rob's reviews: www.stageleft.nyc Email us at: info@fabulousinvalid.com  Jamie Du Mont Twitter: @jamiedumont  Instagram: @troutinnyc Rob Russo Twitter/Instagram: @StageLeft_NYC Jennifer Simard Twitter: @SimardJennifer  Instagram: @thejennifersimard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross Golan is no stranger to Switched on Pop. This week, the songwriter and host of the hit podcast And The Writer Is… joins Charlie for a BONUS episode (cue siren) about the surprising lessons learned from a collective seven years behind the interview mic. Tune in as Ross and Charlie discuss the infinite shelf-life of classic songwriting techniques, the happy accidents behind some of your favorite hit songs, and the essential qualities of a good listener. Find more Ross on Switched on Pop in Episode 58, ‘What’s to Love About Ed Sheeran?’, and catch more of And The Writer Is… when Season 5 premiers this Monday, September 9th — anywhere you listen to podcasts. Episodes discussed:#80 How to ‘Make Me Feel’ with Lizzo#123 What BTS’s “Boy With Love” ft. Halsey Can Teach Us About K-pop#99 Entering Beard Phase (with Mike Posner)#107 How Streaming Changed the Sound of PopSongs Discussed:Lizzo - Truth HurtsSister Nancy - Bam BamPaul Anka - Put Your Hand on My ShoulderBTS ft. Halsey - Boy with LuvAriana Grande - Break Free Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross Golan is a multi-platinum pop songwriter whose credits include "Same Old Love" with Selena Gomez and "My House" with Flo Rida. His own solo project is a one-man concept album about a man who's been wrongfully accused of a crime. Ross has been traveling around the country performing this album in living rooms and intimate spaces, and now "The Wrong Man" has been picked up by a major label and the show is being turned into a musical. Ross stopped by The Morning AMp to talk about his solo show and his musical journey from creating and perfecting the album for nearly 15 years to its official staging in NYC this coming Fall. Listen to hear the origin story of "The Wrong Man," and more from Ross Golan. For more info on Ross Golan, visithttp://www.andthewriteris.com/

Ricky Reed hosts this episode of “And The Writer Is!” Ricky interviews Ross in a candid conversation about Ross's 14 year project called “The Wrong Man.” Ricky produced the concept album released on Interscope Records that is being adapted into a musical opening in NYC by the Hamilton director by Tommy Kail and music director Alex Lacamoire. How does a project grow through word of mouth to a major label release and Off Broadway show without every releasing recorded music until last week? Listen to find out about this amazing journey from a West Hollywood apartment in the mid 2000s to a worldwide distributed album! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A pop star collaboration is a foolproof way to grab the attention of two audiences at once. But do more collaborators actually make a better song? Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber put this question to the test in their new song "I Don't Care." The track takes us inside the head of an antisocial party hopper, who'd rather be back home with his lover. Nate and Charlie investigate how the songwriters works that message into their music and speak with Ross Golan about Ed Sheeran's songwriting brilliance. Songs Discussed • Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber - I Don't Care • Ed Sheeran – Shape of You • Justin Bieber – Love Yourself • Kygo ft. Ella Henderson – Here For You • Maroon 5 – Don’t Wanna Know Check out And The Writer Is… With Ross Golan: https://www.andthewriteris.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross Golan is the songwriter of choice for Selena Gomez, Maroon 5, Justin Bieber, Linkin Park and the host of And The Writer Is podcast. He shares how he started in the music industry, his process for writing music, what “Song Math” is and more.

Greetings and welcome to the Creative Entrepreneur Podcast I am your host Pete Lorimer former hit record producer now host of the show Stay Here on Netflix and owner La’s most creative Boutique real estate firm PLG Estates.    On the podcast you will always find business and real estate strategies, marketing techniques and tips for the entrepreneur so hit that subscribe button.    My Guest on the pod cast this week is one of the worlds top award winning hit songwriters named Ross Golan originally from the outskirts of Chicago but now an LA resident, Ross is the whose who of songwriters, having penned hits for Selena Gomez, Flo Rida, Keith Urban and Maroon 5 just to name a few. Plus an Ovation Award winner for his soon to be off Broadway Production “The Wrong Man” and winner of the 2016 BMI Song writer of the year Ross is an unstoppable force in the industry and one off the most open and welcoming to boot . I wanted to sit down with Ross to see how he conjures up ideas and inspiration for the air and then turn that inspiration into hit songs. Ross is someone I call a friend but also someone I profoundly admire as he is one of the best examples of a creative entrepreneur.         Golden Nuggets from This Episode:   [04:15] “if you can show attainability, that gives the next generation the goals that they can set.” Ross Golan   [04:38] “mentorship is huge in opening doors for the Next Generation” Ross Golan   [05:16] “Think of the people that you're competing against as the people who are creating at the top” Ross Golan     [08:15] “the idea that you can create a business every single day that's what I loved about songwriting” Ross Golan   [08:56] “once you understand the value of the asset  you start creating assets that have that kind of potential value.” Ross Golan   [10:25] “I think of being a songwriter as being an illusionist” Ross Golan   [14:21] “I will call it “the new school of entrepreneur”, where patience, is something that is encouraged” Pete Lorimer    [23:42] “food always tastes better with people” Pete Lorimer   [24:03] “What I get the biggest kick out is being in the game” Pete Lorimer    [32:10] “this is not at all what i expected, but it’s exactly what i aimed for” Ross Golan   [32:25] “keep chiseling away at building that statue of David but you might end up with the Mona Lisa” Peter Lorimer   [33:41] “if you don't prioritize your life someone else will” Ross Golan   [34.22] “some point you have to say no, you have to say no, or you will be lost in everybody else’s plan.”  Ross Golan   External Links:   Ross Golan Podcast - "and the writter is..."

We sit down with songwriter and fellow podcaster Ross Golan.  Ross has worked with just about everyone in the music business and has written huge hits like My House, Same Old Love and Dangerous Woman (to name just a few).  Ross also hosts an amazing podcast all about songwriting called "And The Writer Is..."  When he joined us at Studio QQ he put our egos in check when we ask him about the ins and outs of compromising with perfectionists. Be a Quickie and make sure to follow us on the socials @QuickQPod!

Erin Frankenheimer chats with Ross Golan, writer of hit songs "Dangerous Woman," "My House," "Same Old Love" and more, to discuss residual publishing royalties, or mailbox money. What does it look like to write a hit song that provides you a steady stream of income? How can hard work and good timing totally change your financial situation? What's the best time to send your pitch email to A&R reps? We answer all those questions and more on this week's Music Made Me. Distribute your music at TuneCore: http://bit.ly/2tg3fvh Listen to And the Writer Is... at https://apple.co/2zStr0O Follow TuneCore at http://bit.ly/2CZF43N

Songwriter Ross Golan comes over to start up a conversation, encouraging us to follow his lead and give Ed Sheeran's chart-annihilating record "Shape of You" a chance. Ross, a studio vet with multiple #1 hits (including  numbers discussed on this very podcast, such as Ariana Grande's "Dangerous Woman" and Selena Gomez's "Same Old Love") is the ideal guest to convince a skeptical Charlie and Nate that Sheeran might have a song handmade for somebodies like them. Plus, Ross takes us behind the scenes of his own podcast, "And the Writer Is...", in which the industry's best writers break down their trials and triumphs on the way to the top. Featuring: • Ed Sheeran - Shape of You • Justin Bieber - Love Yourself • Kygo ft. Ella Henderson - Here For You • Maroon 5 - Don't Wanna Know Check out And The Writer Is... With Ross Golan: http://www.andthewriteris.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross Golan is a multi-platinum selling songwriter. He's penned songs for Selina Gomez, Flo Rida, Lady Antebellum, Demi Lovato... and the list goes on. In this wildly entertaining and informative conversation, Ross breaks down the math of a hit pop song.

A special segment titled Chat about Chita (Rivera that is) with New York City’s Merle Frimark is featured. Frimark, longtime publicist for the multiple award-winning, soon-to-be 81 year old Broadway/film star, talks about Chita Rivera’s upcoming Los Angeles area concerts at the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge, CA – January 25, 2014; and the Haugh Performing Arts Center in Glendora, CA – January 26, 2014. Choreographer/Director Lee Martino discusses her work with the world premiere musical The Wrong Man January 25 – March 2 at LA’s Skylight Theatre. Ross Golan, writer and star of The Wrong Man, is also interviewed about the musical and his successful career as pop songwriter for such artists as Nicki Manaj, Cee Lo Green, Lady Antebellum, Justin Bieber, Keith Urban and Maroon Five... to name but a few. Martino and Golan recall embarrassing moments during their careers.

A special segment titled Chat about Chita (Rivera that is) with New York City’s Merle Frimark is featured. Frimark, longtime publicist for the multiple award-winning, soon-to-be 81 year old Broadway/film star, talks about Chita Rivera’s upcoming Los Angeles area concerts at the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge, CA – January 25, 2014; and the Haugh Performing Arts Center in Glendora, CA – January 26, 2014. Choreographer/Director Lee Martino discusses her work with the world premiere musical The Wrong Man January 25 – March 2 at LA’s Skylight Theatre. Ross Golan, writer and star of The Wrong Man, is also interviewed about the musical and his successful career as pop songwriter for such artists as Nicki Manaj, Cee Lo Green, Lady Antebellum, Justin Bieber, Keith Urban and Maroon Five... to name but a few. Martino and Golan recall embarrassing moments during their careers.

And what a monster it was! Heaps of great music all from independent non signed artists! You heard THE VISITORS, AMAYA HUNTLY & THE MERRY MEN, KIDD RUSSELL ft. ROSS GOLAN, a brand new track from the fantastic Matt Stevens, the unforgettable Tom Caulfield and a track by me called Na Na Slide and ended off with the mightY JOUIS. Brand new feature "First Fifteen" is quite jolly. Exciting eh?