Art VS Life Podcast

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We have out special guest Jailyn come by and we talk about a few of things including how being in the most active location isnt always the end all be all to growing as a person or artist. She also shares what it was like making and releasing an album independently. check out Jailyn's new album, "Dreams" - https://open.spotify.com/album/4lk37Rq3AgSQczHnAr8170?si=jlEN6kvXQhS98hdqYt52SQ follow us - h...

Vinay Krishnan • "IN THE MIX" interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

Molly Indigo • “IN THE MIX” Interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

Isaac Sawyer • “IN THE MIX” interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

Hope 808 • “IN THE MIX” Interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

I sit down with Appol from the rap duo Ratchet by Nature, and the Rap/Rock band, Quick Hundo, to discuss her inspirations to rap. A sample of their work - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_W2fYA-9jMthe beat in the intro is by https://soundcloud.com/95labsSome episode notes on talking points below:- drake is basically rick ross and similarities with trump- homophobia and reading rhymes off of phone...

Spencer and I chop it up with Ben about how his theater thing has been going and is thoughts on stuff like going to school for that

Together we discuss audio engineering, NYPD, curation, bringing the good with you, and support systems. Akin Hayes - Audio Engineer, EmceeChris Carr - Curator, Photographer, Emcee, Event and Content Producer

this episode, i tell you about a few books that keeps me going as an artist and entrepreneur, which is sort of inherently stressful. Social Media: @ArtVSLifePodcastDon't forget to join our Facebook group, which is a breeding ground for flourishing curators, producers, independent artists, and the like. Share thoughts, info, resources, and connect with each other as we explore what it might be like...

Jazzy Episode by Quinton Counts

What Performance Artists Need To Know by Quinton Counts

AVL Touring Life with Paco and Chris Carr by Quinton Counts

Listen in as host Que Cee chats with Amber Peters, founder of Miss P. Post Secondary Success Consulting LLP. (https://www.mizzp.nyc/about-mizz-p)Frustrated with the way the education system was falling short for her students, while also setting up newer teachers to fail, Mizz P made the decision to create a company that would help students to set themselves up for success after high school. Throug...

This week, Que Cee sits down with Amaurys Grullon a.k.a. Bronx Native. As pride-filled Bronxonians, Amaurys teamed up with his sister Roselyn and took their love for the people & culture of New York's northernmost borough to create a clothing brand. Design wise, Bronx Native highlights the strength, beauty, resilience, and ambition that is the life blood of the Bronx. More than just a brand, B...

In this episode of Art vs Life, Que Cee sits down with Trevor Cassaberry, founder & CEO of Cassaberry Consulting LLC (http://www.cassaberry.com), a corporate consulting firm that aids in planning, registering, and launching small business. At 25 years old, the Bronx native, & University of Akron alum, discusses the inspirations, drive, challenges and rewards of Cassaberry Consulting. Visit...

In this episode Que Cee recaps the End of the Weak* (EOW) world championships, The Levi's Championship**, & also sits down with Emma Alabaster & Leo Furgeson of The Decibelists (http://www.thedecibelists.com); a duo of native New York activists & advocates of Jewish POC, musicians, educators & organizers that use their music as a tool of liberation for all. *End of The Weak is the...

On this episode of ArtVsLife, Que Cee chats with Bradley Valentin, veteran arts educator & lead vocalist of Meridian Lights (http://www.meridianlightsmusic.com).They talk about his musical influences, Hatian & Brooklyn heritage, beliefs around the craft of being a performing artist, and thoughts around the ever-changing Brooklyn landscape. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5gweC2AUB1MJak2Wz1...

In this episode, Que Cee sits down with Bronx Native, emcee, graffiti artist & clothing designer Domo SoCrazy (@domo_socrazy,@the_socrazy_brand) about the path that led him to the arts and motivations that keep him going. Hurricane Maria Relief - http://www.sofritoforyoursoul.com/ Music featured in this episode: - "Wake up every morning" Paco The G Train Bandit: https://soundcloud.com/pacdiggity/w...

In this episode, Que Cee chats with dancer, dance anthropologist, and founder of The Insitu Site Specific Dance Festival, Svea Schneider. They talk about her experience of the journey to run a festival from vision to execution. The first Insitu Site-Specific Dance Festival successfully occurred July 8-9,2017. Find out more info at http://www.insitudancefestival.com/The book mentioned was The Art o...

It's finally here, people. Enjoy the audio from the Ohene Roast, which was held at Gamba Forest in Greenpoint, BK. Hosted by Tori V. Roasters you'll hear myself, Brent Butler, Preston Taylor. Check the roast video by Ahmad Toussaint! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XodUbflnHk&feature=youtu.be Featuring the voices of Tori V @torinopants Chris Carr @bkwildlife @eatthecakenyc Que Cee @quecee115 Br...

DC's own, Brittiany Ciera talks about her journey from D.C. To NYC and how she got into the marketing game to eventually work with companies like TMZ,BET, Popdust, and more while maintaining her autonomy. @BrittianyCierra Check out a sample of Britiany’s work! Vid- https://youtu.be/7Nply8OieXA Article - https://www.popdust.com/philando-castile-verdict-2443022847.html?xrs=RebelMouse_fb LinkedIn - h...

I talk with musician, producer, and founder of Secret Loft, Alex Neuhausen https://www.facebook.com/SecretLoft/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRSbsnQgxUJ7qp-QAlUjRaw https://soundcloud.com/lillywolf/lilly-wolf-burn-with-you

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/artvslife/ Nia & Ness - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFIjXQDUp2k&t=173s Ohene roast video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXbW91SbodU

I catch up with the big homie Regine. We talk about the origins of the harlem shake, different types of african dances, crackheads as per region, teaching kids, diversity issues in the dance industry, how moving and feeling culturally alienated drove her to look into african dance, her choreography career and what it looks and feels like, origins of koncrete jungle and creating a space for people...