Sit down with legends, risers, songwriters, session musicians, industry execs, etc., as they recount their biggest hits, past failures, battling addictions, racism, sexism, bankruptcies, foreclosures, and even homelessness to get where they are today. All the while host, Brandon Harrington, is still surviving the music industry.
Esther Rose released her third full-length album How Many Times and is already burnt by the topic of heartache. Seeing your work as one thing and one emotion overwhelming the conversation that then shapes the narrative, isn’t probably everyone’s intention. Rose shares the source of the burnout, the prophetic sense of her music, and the More
Most know Lexy Panterra, aka Virgin Lex, as the dancer and brains behind LexTwerkOut. But can her millions of followers embrace her new music? Panterra sits down with podcast host Brandon Harrington on Surviving the Music Industry to talk about her new music, LexTwerkOut, and the double standards in social media and music. The origin More
Emily Weisband feels that peace, confidence, security, and contentment aren’t natural for humans. But through quarantine and her journey in the making of I Call It Being Human EP, she has taken practice in harnessing her inner dichotomy for the unnatural, and the act of oversharing is no longer a faux pas. Emily shares, “My parents would More
S.G Goodman visits with host Brandon Harrington close to a year after her acclaimed debut album Old Time Feeling was released to share if her feelings have changed toward some of the album’s messages. Goodman’s not one to hold back on personal feelings about her music and other things that run across her mind. So it only More
With his head to the grindstone, it’s obvious that Drew Green might have not looked up to see the success he’s gained up to 2021. In the latest episode of Surviving the Music Industry podcast, Green joins host Brandon Harrington to take us through his writing habits, how he went from banker to the artist More
Nashville-based songwriter and artist, Jillette Johnson is looking at gratitude and steadiness with the release of her latest self-written project, It’s a Beautiful Day and I Love You. On the latest episode of Surviving the Music Industry podcast, host Brandon Harrington and Johnson talk about the identity between life and music, and Johnson’s reconstruction and deconstruction More
