Music is Life

Bragolin, a band from The Netherlands, are dark wave band that writes music based on horror movies. So if you like dark, scary movies, and great music, then this band is right for you. If you don't, then you will learn something new. Enter "into those woods" and find out what Bragolin is all about.

January Blue is an indie artist from New Zealand. We talk about her getting back into music and experiences that she has faced and how her significant other has helped her along the way. Great music, great stories, and great partnerships. Come and listen!

Alt Country, folk rock, my guest does not put himself in a genre. Tom Rhodes according to Spotify is Alt Country, but you be the judge and you can decide where he fits. He just creates music for the now. Come listen for a silver lining in today's dark world.

This duo from Norway and Sweden create feeling, emotion, and let you decide what and how to feel when you listen to them. The meaning behind their music comes later for them. But when does is come for you? Listen and find out.

I spoke with a young band just starting to get going and all the ups and downs that it can bring. Not to mention a broken string. They are young but very passionate about what they do. Oh did I mention that the lead is my nephew?

If you like The National, Glen Hansard, then come and listen to Glen Alfred. He will explain why he writes and what he has to be careful about with his lyrics since living in Hong Kong.

Ehrin Duijf is a singer/producer from the Netherlands that has jumped into alternative rock with his own spin on writing and sound. He will draw you into different worlds and almost make you want to be part of those worlds. But he is not a criminal. Listen and he will explain.

If you love Irish singers then this episode is the one for you. If you thought Ireland was part of the UK, then this episode is the one for you! If you just love great music, this is definitely the episode for you.

Electronic, dance, synth, this band is many things but they are only called The New Division. John Kunkel will guide us through the history, future, and everything in between of The New Division. Stay tuned after the episode for extra chatting after the recording was done.

This interview with my new favorite band happened on my birthday. What a present that was! Neon Fields an atmospheric electronic band from England and they compare to no one. They are Neon Fields. So come and listen to truly understand who they are!

Years Around the Sun is more than just ageing. It is a feeling of nostalgia with a modern twist. These musicians will give you that feeling. Please come and enjoy the past while looking to the future.

Crying Vessel is a truly international band. They are from US, Switzerland and Germany but they are one in voice and purpose. Come check them out!

We are heading (virtually) to Germany in this episode with a great alternative pop band, The Plexiphones. Why do they sing in English and not German, listen and find out.

Welcome to the land down under. You are going to learn about the musician BCK. Please join us on a trip to Australia.

Progressive Rock is alive and well. If you don't believe me, then believe my next guest, HamaSaari!

You will be introduced to a new universe, the Universe of Balcony! Balcony is a band from Tulsa, OK but they only start there.

A great friend of mine chats with me about concerts, meeting his biggest idol, and playing with one of his favorite musicians. It is story time!

Do you like Dark wave music that is not from Los Angeles? You will after hearing from My Manifesto.

We are staying with the theme of brothers. But this time, brothers in the same band. Does it work? This episode will give you the answer.

This chat with my brothers will make more sense as to why I love music and where I got most of my tastes. Plus just some great stories.

Have you been to Albuquerque? My next guest lives there and describes what that place does for him and his music.

Need new music? You've come to the right place. Music is Life is music from around the world and how this music can affect lives of not only the listener but the producer as well.