Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Goodbye Podcast, Hello Radio!
The podcasts were too time-consuming, which is why we haven't done one since June. That is now in the past for now, as we have an online radio station now! All of the music we receive can now just be added to the rotation. Check it out in the pop-up player!
Thursday, January 19, 2017
We haven't disappeared!
We are posting this update to first bring in the new year with Indie Radio Nashville and to also let our listeners know that we have not given up the podcast.
First of all, welcome to 2017! We have had a successful year in 2016 bringing you new music from around the world from musicians who should be heard. 2017 will be no different in that aspect. We thought that we would be releasing more podcasts than we did last year, but we lacked the musicians to promote. Not as many musicians answered our ads as we originally planned. We managed, however, to release five solid podcasts that were listened to by at least 100 people each. This next round we want to break that record and double it with the new episodes.
How are we going to be different in 2017? Our goals for 2017 are as followed:
* Improved podcast quality. (mastering skills needed)
* Quality discussions instead of just introducing musicians.
* To find a place for old podcasts to die that is assessable to everybody.
* Start an online radio station. (Still searching for a cheap host)
* Start artist interviews via skype or something.
We will just stop there for now because that is a long list to complete within a year. These are our goals and will help build our listener base. We want independent musicians to be the new mainstream and will do everything in our power to continue promoting real musicians like you. Check back with us every once in awhile and subscribe so you won't miss anything. Things are coming together for the first episode of the new year. Stay tuned...
First of all, welcome to 2017! We have had a successful year in 2016 bringing you new music from around the world from musicians who should be heard. 2017 will be no different in that aspect. We thought that we would be releasing more podcasts than we did last year, but we lacked the musicians to promote. Not as many musicians answered our ads as we originally planned. We managed, however, to release five solid podcasts that were listened to by at least 100 people each. This next round we want to break that record and double it with the new episodes.
How are we going to be different in 2017? Our goals for 2017 are as followed:
* Improved podcast quality. (mastering skills needed)
* Quality discussions instead of just introducing musicians.
* To find a place for old podcasts to die that is assessable to everybody.
* Start an online radio station. (Still searching for a cheap host)
* Start artist interviews via skype or something.
We will just stop there for now because that is a long list to complete within a year. These are our goals and will help build our listener base. We want independent musicians to be the new mainstream and will do everything in our power to continue promoting real musicians like you. Check back with us every once in awhile and subscribe so you won't miss anything. Things are coming together for the first episode of the new year. Stay tuned...
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Show Five
Listen to Episode 5!
1) "Heart Like an Ocean" - Josh Gray - Nashville, TN
Josh Gray released his debut self-titled EP in late 2015. He recently moved to Nashville, TN and is working on a full length album. His lyric driven sound is a unique mixture of Blues, Folk, Country, and Bluegrass.
JoshGrayMusic.com
Josh on Facebook.
2) "Back To Country" - Matt Hundley - Nashville, TN
Matt Hundley has joined forces with other Nashville songwriters to rebel against the terrible "pop" country movement that is destroying the future of Country music. His song "Back To Country" pokes fun at the pop country and "bro" country movement.
Website
Matt's Facebook.
3) "My Fight" - Brandon Kent - Corpus Christi, TX
Brandon Kent released his first album this year and is donating 60% of the proceeds to charities supporting homeless veterans. Show Brandon your support and contribute to the cause by buying his album!
Website
Find on Facebook
4) "Another Day" - Bill Hudson - Idaho
Bill loves to write songs and has never gotten them out into the world, until now! Please support Bill and his wonderful music!
5) "My Lord and I" - M. Steven Smith - Orlando, Florida
M. Steven started playing guitar as a young child and continued to play music all his life. He released his first record before graduating on the Holy Kiss label in Nashville. After finding out that he disliked the business side of music, he decided to leave and continue as an independent label.
Email M. Steven Smith.
1) "Heart Like an Ocean" - Josh Gray - Nashville, TN
Josh Gray released his debut self-titled EP in late 2015. He recently moved to Nashville, TN and is working on a full length album. His lyric driven sound is a unique mixture of Blues, Folk, Country, and Bluegrass.
JoshGrayMusic.com
Josh on Facebook.
2) "Back To Country" - Matt Hundley - Nashville, TN
Matt Hundley has joined forces with other Nashville songwriters to rebel against the terrible "pop" country movement that is destroying the future of Country music. His song "Back To Country" pokes fun at the pop country and "bro" country movement.
Website
Matt's Facebook.
3) "My Fight" - Brandon Kent - Corpus Christi, TX
Brandon Kent released his first album this year and is donating 60% of the proceeds to charities supporting homeless veterans. Show Brandon your support and contribute to the cause by buying his album!
Website
Find on Facebook
4) "Another Day" - Bill Hudson - Idaho
Bill loves to write songs and has never gotten them out into the world, until now! Please support Bill and his wonderful music!
5) "My Lord and I" - M. Steven Smith - Orlando, Florida
M. Steven started playing guitar as a young child and continued to play music all his life. He released his first record before graduating on the Holy Kiss label in Nashville. After finding out that he disliked the business side of music, he decided to leave and continue as an independent label.
Email M. Steven Smith.
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