T.L. Mazumdar
Tapasya Loading
Tapasya Loading, is a safe space to attempt honest, raw and authentic conversation in homage to the ancient act of stoking a sacred fire. Hosted by Musician/Educator T.L.Mazumdar, it pays proverbial homage to the ancient act of burning fear away with love and joy by inviting raw and authentic conversations and exchanges with fellow artists and path-breakers.
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T.L. Mazumdar
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9 lip 2026
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From Busyness to Sustainability w/ Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir 16.12.2025 47:52
Sæunn happens to be one of the most respected cellists in the world, performing with orchestras like the Los Angeles Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, and Iceland Symphony, and in venues like Carnegie Hall, Barbican, and Suntory Hall, to name just a few accolades. She’s basically one of the best out there, for those who find language like that easier to understand. But what makes Sæunn stand out beyond...
Signal vs Noise: Music Production Turned Psychological Literacy 09.12.2025 21:06
In a world overwhelmed by information, the concept of "signal-to-noise ratio" as used in music production can be a powerful life philosophy in our everyday lives. Clarifying what truly matters amidst the distractions can steer us from reactive chaos to intentional harmony. Read the full blog post (with academic references): https://holisticmusicianacademy.com/blog/signal-to-noise Explore co...
Why Seeking Help Can Feel Wrong 02.12.2025 26:00
Seeking help can feel like a luxury or something that qualifies us as 'weak' by default. By the time we finally are ready to reach out, we've experienced what I refer to as one of the Five D's—Death, Disease, Divorce, Discernment, and Disillusionment. Today's episode explores how these critical junctures often arise when we ignore the subtle signals that nudge us towards change. I go on to try to...
Creative Agency vs AI and the Problem with Problem-solving w/ Miles Miniaci 27.11.2025 48:25
Professor Miles Miniaci returns to the podcast, with another exchange filled with effortless resonance and curiousity. A mentor writing instructor, we crossed paths serendipitously at the Tate Modern in London right after my master’s graduation ceremony, to launch immediately into the beginning of this sober and astutely honest, ongoing conversation that is made so striking by his wise lens. W...
Where the Music Lives: Bandmates, Cities and the home within w/Corey Congilio 19.11.2025 38:40
In this episode, I reconnect with guitarist, educator, and fellow Effortless Mastery retreat graduate Corey Congilio—a musician whose presence in the Nashville scene is more than skill; it’s a standard. Corey’s work as a pioneering educator has shaped players across generations, with a roster of students that include the likes of artists like Seal and countless guitarists who’ve come to rely on...
On the Mat Forever w/ Ryan Hurst 11.11.2025 44:12
Ryan Hurst returns to Tapasya Loading on the launch of his much-awaited book On The Mat Forever (OTMF), with a conversation that leaves as powerful and deep an imprint as our first 3 years ago. Ryan holds four black belts, and spent twenty-eight years in Japan immersed deep in the study of martial arts and its philosophy. (He is also a pretty serious guitar player, even if mostly a quiet one.) ...
Surrender, Mortality and why Sound Remains w/ Rez Abbasi 04.11.2025 41:30
Guitarist, composer and educator Rez Abbasi joins T L Mazumdar for a conversation that begins with music but doesn’t end there. Born in Karachi and raised in California, NYC-based guitarist Rez Abbasi has long been a bridge between worlds: jazz, South Asian and urban traditions, intellect and instinct, virtuosic precision and play. A teacher at the New School in New York, apart from being a touri...
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You play the gig. You get the praise. Then silence. You send the pitch. No reply. Then—out of nowhere—a playlist bite. Enough to keep you hooked. Not enough to feel whole. This episode is about a subtle but powerful loop most artists find themselves in without even realizing it: **Intermittent reinforcement**—a reward system rooted in the nervous system, mirrored in the music industry, and...
Artists and Trauma-Bonding 21.10.2025 26:15
Art often emerges as a vital sanctuary for those navigating life's deepest fractures, offering a sense of connection and safety. Yet, this very refuge can unwittingly evolve into a subtle trap, where unprocessed wounds forge unbreakable ties that blur the line. As artists chase authenticity and belonging, they may find themselves ensnared in cycles of pain and relief that hinder true growth and jo...
The Toll of Hustle Culture on Artists 14.10.2025 20:48
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A real mentor isn’t someone polishing your next single for the algorithm. They’re a guide who holds space for your whole journey—creative, human, and messy. In a world crowded with 'coaches' promising shortcuts, the difference lies in lived craft and soul. Real mentorship goes deeper than strategy. This piece unpacks the myths and points to what matters: a mentor who’s both a practicing artist an...
Between Tradition and Reinvention w/ Harini Iyer 23.09.2025 1:15:55
What happens when social expectations collide with artistic vision? In this episode, vocalist, producer, and founder of Tamil Jazz Collective, Harini Iyer shares her journey of carving out a path beyond conventional definitions of success. With a diverse background including engineering and business analysis, and a Grammy nomination as part of a Berklee ensemble, Harini’s story bridges the worlds...
The Multi-hyphenate artist: Problem or Solution? 16.09.2025 22:43
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Artists vs Entrepreneurs 09.09.2025 20:50
In an era where artists are subtly coerced into the roles of content creators and market disruptors, the core essence of artistry risks being overshadowed by entrepreneurial ambitions. Modern creative culture often blurs the lines between genuine self-expression and commodified authenticity, leading artists toward the tempting yet restrictive path of scale, predictability, and market demand. Read...
The Myth of the Music Career 02.09.2025 21:52
While the myth of sudden discovery and rapid success still tempts many artists, the reality is a system surprisingly young. And yet, one that continues to dominate artists' perceptions of success. The fascinating history of music as sacred ritual o the other hand, once a source of healing across cultures, has been transformed into a mass-produced entity under modern industry pressures. Free Tra...
Redefining Rockstar w/ Graham Cochrane 26.08.2025 1:12:41
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Artist identity: Hero or Victim? 12.08.2025 33:23
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What is Emotional Processing? 05.08.2025 30:45
Read the Blog post: https://www.holisticmusicianacademy.com/blog/what-is-emotional-processing Free Artist-Training: https://attractwell.com/holisticmuscianacademy/page/artist-mindmap Courses: https://attractwell.com/holisticmuscianacademy/page/courses Coaching: https://attractwell.com/holisticmuscianacademy/page/coaching Music and Audio Production: www.everynowheremusic.com
Backstage Truths: My Artist Business-Unedited (Ft. Chris Prestia) 24.05.2025 56:16
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Read the blog post below: https://www.holisticmusicianacademy.com/blog/musicians-and-martyr-syndrome Free Training Self-Study Course. Group Coaching 1 on 1 Mentorship Music and Audio Production: www.everynowheremusic.com
Paid vs Free Coaching 07.05.2025 40:23
Read the blog post below: https://www.holisticmusicianacademy.com/blog/macro-vs-micro Free Training Self-Study Course. Group Coaching 1 on 1 Mentorship Music and Audio Production: www.everynowheremusic.com
Macro vs Micro and the Flow State: An Artist's Perspective 29.04.2025 14:53
Read the blog post below: https://www.holisticmusicianacademy.com/blog/macro-vs-micro Get my Free Training. Waiting list for Group Coaching Music and Audio Production: www.everynowheremusic.com
People-Pleasing: An Artist's Perspective 21.04.2025 29:06
Read the blog post below: https://www.holisticmusicianacademy.com/blog/what-is-peoplepleasing Get my Free Training. Waiting list for Group Coaching Music and Audio Production: www.everynowheremusic.com
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