Ebonie Smith on the Difference Between Engineers and Producers
Atlantic Records producer Ebonie Smith talks about the influence of cinema and the unique demands of working with poets and spoken-word artists.
Atlantic Records producer Ebonie Smith talks about the influence of cinema and the unique demands of working with poets and spoken-word artists.
Chuck Sutton talks about the hidden potential in Live's native devices, problem solving leading to new ideas and using technical tools for creative results.
Harpist Emily Hopkins talks about her experimental approach to the harp, which she documents on her popular YouTube channel.
US psychedelic-pop-rockers MGMT talk about the absurdity and humor in their creative process and their academic experimental music background.
L'Rain talks about capturing musical ideas in busy public spaces, the self-doubt she overcomes in the recording process and the value of creating an album.
US producer Malibu Babie talks about her experience producing for pop and rap superstars, flipping big samples and trusting your own taste.
Lukid talks about the art of re-sampling yourself and the quest to get music finished.
King Britt talks about his University course Blacktronika and the impact teaching Black music history has had on his own creative output.
Zora Jones talks about learning to sing, producing for vocalists, designing clubbing utopia and the value of fandom on the Doing Music podcast.
Dennis DeSantis discusses teaching music, learning music, the value of diverse influences and the creative potential in tuning on the Doing Music podcast.
Erika de Casier talks about her life in music from early influences to collaboration and live performance.
Helado Negro talks about finding inspiration in his environment, his love of experimentation and the importance of deep listening on the Doing Music podcast.
Virtuoso saxophonist Bendik Giske discusses minimalism, repetition, embracing failure and creating sonic fictions on the Doing Music podcast.
Gavsborg talks about his studio life and what it takes to make a great collaboration.
Peruvian artist Sofia Kourtesis breaks down her approach to field recording and making imaginary movies out of her melodic club music.
Proudly DIY YouTube sensation Cavetown describes the motivations behind his distinctive, disarmingly honest songs.