Making The Remix: Friction called quest (Headsnack Mix) - With Headsnack
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I talk with Headsnack, a music producer and DJ, who recently remixed our track "Friction Called Quest" for the album "Lorenzo's Remixes Volume 2". Headsnack takes us through his creative process, sharing how he managed to incorporate sounds from multiple tracks of ours into one remix, all while working against a tight deadline.We delve into the aspects of his remix, including samples, the offbeat piano elements, and the approach to creating a bass sound that complements the rhythm. Headsnack discusses his workflow using the MPC-like device integrated with Ableton and how it allows him to sketch out ideas and manipulate sounds.Headsnack also shares insights into his latest projects, including his album "Cancel the Remix," and his work with the improvisational group Eli and the Mannings.To check out Headsnack's music and stay updated on his projects, visit https://blocsonic.com/artists/headsnack---Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.comLorenzo's Remixes Volume 2 - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/lorenzosmusic/lorenzos-remixes-volume-2
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Making The Remix - Friction called quest (All That Time Mix) - With Velcro Mary
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I talk with Jason Erb from Velcro Mary about the remix he did of our track "Friction Called Quest" for our album Lorenzo's Remixes, Volume 2. Jason shares his creative process, detailing how he transformed the original song by reworking the beats, chopping up lyrics, and reimagining the overall structure.We discuss the technical aspects of his remix, as well as the tools and software he used, including Apple Logic, and how he achieved a unique swing in the drum beats. Jason reveals his approach to manipulating the original vocals and instrumentation, and how limitations sparked some creativity in his remixing process.Learn more about Velcro Mary and listen to his music, visit https://www.velcromarymusic.com---Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.comLorenzo's Remixes, Volume 2 - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/lorenzosmusic/lorenzos-remixes-volume-2
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Joe Cannon of Resurrectionists - From Punk Roots to Chamber Americana
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I talk with Joe Cannon, the guitarist and vocalist from the Milwaukee-based band Resurrectionists. Joe talks about how academia brought him to Milwaukee, where he got involved in the music scene.We dive into the origins of Resurrectionists, exploring the band's evolution and its unique sound that blends elements of punk, Americana, and experimental rock. Joe discusses the songwriting process, revealing how he often revisits older material while also crafting new songs.Additionally, we talk about the band's latest EP, "Anytime You Make a Place for Them," and the creative decision to pair it with an Oracle deck. Joe explains the significance of the grandfather clock motif that has become a recurring theme in their artwork and music videos.For more information about Resurrectionists and to listen to their music, visit https://resurrectionistsmke.bandcamp.com---Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.comLorenzo's Remixes, Volume 2 - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/lorenzosmusic/lorenzos-remixes-volume-2
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Basspistol - Music, Promotion and Navigating The Fediverse
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I sit down with Setto, a multifaceted musician and entrepreneur who runs the innovative platform Basspistol. Setto shares his journey from graphic designer to musician, revealing how his passion for electronic music led him to create a community-driven space for artists.We explore the origins of Basspistol and its evolution into a net label and hosting platform. Setto discusses the challenges and rewards of promoting independent music through self-hosted and federated platforms like PeerTube, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration.Setto also dives into the concept of digital literacy and the political implications of choosing free and open-source software over mainstream platforms. He provides insights into the unique features of Basspistol, including their event calendar powered by Gancio and the organic growth of their community.To discover more about Setto's projects and the music community at Basspistol, visit https://basspistol.com---Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com
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André Michelle: Innovating Music Creation with OpenDAW
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet Andre Michelle, an innovative creator in the music technology space, to discuss his latest project, OpenDaw. Andre talks about how he started as a DJ in the '90s and went on to develop audio applications.We delve into the evolution of his previous project, AudioTool, and how it laid the groundwork for OpenDaw. Andre explains the philosophy behind OpenDaw, emphasizing his desire to facilitate collaborative music creation without the constraints of traditional DAWs. We explore the unique features of OpenDaw, including collaboration, modular device creation, and the ability to use personal sample libraries from various cloud services.Andre also shares insights on the challenges of transitioning the projects from Flash to HTML5 and JavaScript, and the importance of community involvement in shaping the future of OpenDaw, with a focus on accessibility and creativity.To learn more about OpenDaw and get involved, visit https://opendaw.org---Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com
Tom Ray of the band Lorenzo's Music talks with musicians and creators from all over the world to learn more about what they do. It's an artistic community of conversation with people who make and produce music as well as those who create technology for musicians.
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