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Hallo everybody and welcome to my brand new podcast. Music to live with Shanti is me, Shanti a Swiss musicologist and stage manager, talking with different artists and discussing different topics belonging to the music business. Who are those persons who chose art as a profession and what can we learn from their professional and personal experiences.
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Saturday May 29, 2021
Saturday May 29, 2021
I'm not a big fan of social media but it has allowed me to connect with a lot of people with the same interests as me. That's how I met Logan - on Instagram. In this episode I talk to him about what it's like to grow up as a musician in America, living in Florida and playing drums in a trash metal band. His energy is overwhelming and I really enjoyed our discussion. I hope to meet him here in Switzerland, a country he visited while on tour.
Song in the end: “Slithering Madness” by Rhythm Of Fear from the EP "Ritual Dementia" .
Logan Miano
Rhythm of Fear (US)
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Saturday May 15, 2021
Saturday May 15, 2021
In several episodes of my podcast I have mentioned the Straight Edge and shared ideas and opinions with people who also hold this music-related philosophy of life dear. For some time now I've felt the need to clarify the topic and introduce it to the artistic and musical community not directly connected to the world of hardcore punk and metal. I could only have a better guest than Derek Ski, lead singer of the band XrepresentX - a band that bases its existence on SxE.
We also discuss his experience in Europe and which led him to become a German teacher in Pennsylvania. His passion for music has led him to meet new friends in a country foreign to him.
Song in the end: “What you deserve” by XrepresentX.
Derek Ski
XrepresentX (US)
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Friday Apr 30, 2021
Friday Apr 30, 2021
I love Frank Herbert's book Dune - and I love the metalcore band Shai Hulud just as much. This led me to meet the band Zombie Apocalypse and eventually to have a chat with Eric Dillon. Once again, music leads me to combine different interests and meet incredible people.
With Eric I have the pleasure to discuss about his musical projects, his experience in the music business and how come Zombie Apocalypse's album "life without pain is a fucking fantasy" has such a sweet and curious cover.
Song in the end: "We still might be dying",by Zombie Apocalypse, Prod. Innerstrenght Records.
Eric Dillon
Zombie Apocalypse (US)
Shai Hulud (US)
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Friday Apr 16, 2021
Friday Apr 16, 2021
I dedicate this episode to Kim. It was a pleasure to have met you, we will see each other again on the other side.
I met Sebastian while working at the Opernhaus Zurich: it was audition time and we just started talking. Keeping in touch with the people we meet in our private or professional lives leads to wonderful experiences like this.
Together we decided to talk about what kind of approach Sebastian chose to record his first album. How he found himself abroad and how important it is to create an artistic personality. If you visit his website you will find two very interesting projects: "Let's get ready" and the "Bacco Software". Sebastian also tells us about his musician friends, the British band Will and te people and his experience with the Italian festival Hempiness Music Festival.
Song in the end: "Con Brio", played by Sebastian Hayn (Clarinet) and Florian Podgoreanu (Piano) from the Album "Anno 1926".
Sebastian Hayn
Will and the People (UK)
Hempiness Music Festival
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Friday Apr 02, 2021
Friday Apr 02, 2021
For those who don't know, I play the drums: I always wanted to play loud and percussion has always fascinated me.
Meeting Fabian at the Davos Festival was an experience that led me to discover this interest and passion for those instruments. To make rhythm and communicate. With the body and instruments - you don't just ear the percussion, you feel it.
This is because I consider Fabian to be a modern-day poet who expresses himself on stage in such an engaging way and also knows how to involve his fellow musicians and the audience.
On 19.3.2021 he released his first album - a very interesting work that deserves more than a listen.
It was really nice to be able to record this episode and I'm curious to see what he will bring us in the future.
Song in the end: "Atlantas", composed by John Psathas (2020) played by Fabian Ziegler (Vibraphon) Akvilė Šileikaitė (piano).
Fabian Ziegler
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Friday Mar 19, 2021
Friday Mar 19, 2021
I have known Michele for many years now and we grew up in the same music scene. I have always admired his passion for music and the knowledge he acquired by listening to bands I had no idea even existed.
Music is meant to be listened to and enjoyed, which is why I wanted to talk to a fan and not necessarily a musician.
We talk about our experience and how this passion has evolved and explore different colours of the music scene in Michelino's collection.
it's really nice to be able to continue to share this passion with people who have grown up with you.
Song in the end: "If words are silver" by Constant Hunger (CH) prod. Stefano "Orkid" Santo - SPVN Studio.
Michele Bianchi
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Friday Mar 05, 2021
Friday Mar 05, 2021
Talking to Chiara was a great pleasure: an energetic personality who inspired me a lot. It is always fascinating to understand how a person finds their instrument and the bond that is created between the two.
I had the pleasure of meeting Chiara years ago while working at the Argovia Philharmonic and we spent a couple of weeks together working for the Davos Festival last summer.
We discussed the vision of a career and what it means to progress as an artist and as a person. From her beginnings to her decision to settle in Switzerland to the values that have led her to achieve the results of her solo career.
Of course, there is no shortage of genuine inspiration to make the most of your life as a musician.
Song in the end: Schubert Impromptu op. 90 N. 1 D 899 played by Chiara Opalio.
Chiara Opalio
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Friday Feb 19, 2021
Friday Feb 19, 2021
It's always a pleasure to have a nice chat with an old friend. This is what happened with Andrea Bizzocchi aka Bizzo San, tattoo artist and musician, who moved from Rimini to Hamburg.
We met years ago at a concert and since then we have always been in contact and music has united us deeply. In this episode we discuss values and ideas from the music scene such as straight edge, being vegan and how important it is to listen to what you like.
Also, several albums that we have always loved and still love are turning twenty. But that music always has a strong emotional impact on us.
Song in the end: Scandal by Locked In prod. Epidemic Records.
Andrea Bizzocchi
Locked In
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Friday Feb 05, 2021
Friday Feb 05, 2021
I met John while on tour with Ghost Iris in 2018. I was very fascinated by his dedication and the way he moved around the stage in order to capture the best moments of each show.
We are on youtube every day and we can't deny what a big impact on the music business (via socials etc) created by images.
In this episode we discuss his profession and what is essential to achieve an original and authoritative visual product.
Song in the end: Emptiness/Disgrace by Total Recall prod. Stefano "Orkid" Santi.
John Gyllhamn
Total Recall
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Friday Jan 22, 2021
Friday Jan 22, 2021
This episode aims to support and encourage young musicians in professional training.
The young musician studied in Switzerland and is now pursuing her master's degree at the acclaimed Guildhall School in London.
I thought that in a situation like the one we are in, it is important to hold on and continue with our passions and goals. That's no reason to change direction!
I hope this interview will inspire you to look ahead with confidence and to keep the PMA!
Song in the end: Superstar by Cheap Date prod. CBC
Guildhall School
Cheap Date
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