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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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Dec 18, 2020
Dec 18, 2020
1hr 20 min
I always liked the X-Files poster with the ufo and the words "i want t believe". I have always believed in extraterrestrials and have always enjoyed reading and watching documentaries about them.
I met Pablo during a European tour of Billy the Kid and while we were building our friendship we discovered the same passion for particular topics, between reality and sci fi.
Hence the birth of the Anunnaki Connection.
Pablo plays guitar in the straight edge hardcore band from the Costa Rica Billy the Kid. Carta Magna is his independent hip hop project.
Song in the end: Billy The Kid, Grand Jaguar, Cooper7one Prdz
Pablo Sanchez
Billy the Kid
Carta Magna
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Dec 4, 2020
Dec 4, 2020
1hr 3 min
Kawabonga my friends! In this Episode I talk with Domenico Diego of the Italian band Face Your Enemy and Fulci. Representing the Caserta Beatdown Commando aka CBC.
We will discover how much the '90 and influence their sound and what does "pizza style" means!
Song in the end: Face Your Enemy, Italian Stallion, CBC Prod.
Domenico Diego
Face Your Enemy
Fulci
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Nov 27, 2020
Nov 27, 2020
1hr 8 min
In this Episode I talk with the lead singer of the Danish metalcore band Ghost Iris Jesper Gün about his path into hard music, song writing and the influence of topics like veganism in his process to create new music.
Music in the end: Ghost Iris, Made to rust, Long Branch Records
Jesper Gün
Ghost Iris
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Nov 1, 2020
Nov 1, 2020
1hr 13 min
In this Episode I talk with Thomas Erlank about his personal experience as a tenor that brought him from South Africa to the Opernhaus in Zürich.
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