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.
On the latest episode of Surviving the Music Industry with Brandon Harrington podcast, The Accidentals sit down with Harrington to talk about not pranking Taco Bell, Jack White encounters, and writing with heroes for their Time Out (Session 1) EP. Katie, Sav, and Michael share their origin story in the episode along with how they More
In a podcast crossover, hit songwriter Marty Dodson from the SongTown on Songwriting podcast and the songwriter behind Kenny Chesney’s “Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven”, Billy Currington’s “Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right” and “Let Me Down Easy” joins Surviving the Music Industry with Brandon Harrington podcast to talk about redemption and even the path More
Mat Kearney (“Hey Mama”, “Closer To Love”) visits Surviving the Music Industry podcast to talk about his newest album, January Flower, released on May 21. Kearney shares the origins of the deep cuts on the record with podcast host Brandon Harrington. Kearney also talks about some of his early album cycles and writing patterns, the More
On the latest episode of Surviving the Music Industry with Brandon Harrington podcast, the guys of Southerland jump on the show to talk about what has happened for them throughout their career, up until their latest debut EP, Boot Up, which will be releasing on May 28. Chris Rogers and Matt Chase share everything from More
On the latest episode of Surviving the Music Industry with Brandon Harrington podcast, Chris and Eleot of Volk share how they landed on their brand of cowpunk and glam-rock on their debut album Cashville. Embarrassing moments with musical hero’s, perspectives from other artists and the community, the death of genres, and how the music of More
After a successful run of America’s Got Talent, Robert Finley thinks that it’s time for people to know the sharecropper’s son. Finley sits down with Surviving the Music Industry podcast host Brandon Harrington to talk about his new album, Sharecropper’s Son, produced by Dan Auerbach, as he reflects on his time with America’s Got Talent, More
