Goddess of Queens
Goddess of Queens Presents: A New Voice in Music
"A New Voice in Music" is not just a podcast; it's a conversation toward a more inclusive and vibrant community. We ask two guests to join to discuss a chosen theme in a way that it’s like old friends catching up with each other - and when we share music, we are sharing a part of ourselves, we are sharing a love language, we are sharing a feeling or moment. This inspires and creates intimacy and a connection that a new voice in music wants to share with you.
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Jan 25, 2025
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Episodes
'A New Voice in Music' - Sound Quality & Hearing Health: Insights from Industry Leaders Sarah Yule - MD Orange Amps (formerly KEF) and Manny Esparza, President of Nexus Radio™ 25.01.2025 1:00:31
The Democratization of Sound: How Protecting Your Hearing Can Enhance the Power of Music In our latest episode of Goddess of Queens presents: A New Voice in Music , I sat down with two incredible industry leaders— Sarah Yule , MD of Orange Amps (ex KEF), and Manny Esparza , President of Nexus Radio™. We dove deep into the future of sound, why protecting our hearing is more important than ever, and...
'A New Voice in Music' presents “Protecting Your Voice in Music: The Role of AI” with Sandra St. Victor & TOS 25.11.2024 1:14:37
Responsible AI, and can we/should we trust Big Tech with AI at all? This month on Goddess of Queens Presents: A New Voice in Music , we're pulling back the curtain on AI and exploring its growing influence on the music industry. I sat down with two amazing artists, Sandra St. Victor and Tos, for a candid conversation about the ethical dilemmas and exciting possibilities that AI presents for music...
'A New Voice in Music' - Unlocking Success: Escaping the Perfectionism Trap with Heineken & a Creative Strategist 25.09.2024 42:04
Have you ever felt held back by the need for everything to be perfect ? This month's episode of "A New Voice in Music" dives deep into the perfectionism trap and how it can hinder personal and professional growth. Our guests Kobi Ampoma, Head of Talent Acquisition NL at Heineken and Yolan Post, an experienced Freelance Strategist who’s worked at top brands and agencies, share their key takeaways a...
'A New Voice in Music': In Tune with Steph Morrow & Jadyn Briggs 25.08.2024 44:07
From New York to Amsterdam, via London! "The most dangerous place for creativity is feeling like you know everything, you've seen everything, or feel like an expert." - Steph Morrow "Understand your worth. In the creative industry as a whole, it's very easy to be taken advantage of in many different ways." - Jadyn Briggs These are just two of the top tips that were sha...
"A New Voice in Music" : ‘Songs of the Living’; Technology & Music ft. Toshi Reagon and J. Bob Alotta 25.06.2024 1:08:47
Curious to learn more about Technology & Music and how we can use our voices as a Living Manifesto? Then look no further! In this episode, we find out what a Media Activist is from J. Bob Alotta, VP Global Programs at Mozilla and learn more about Songs of the Living from the inspirational Toshi Reagon, a multi-talented and versatile singer, composer, musician, curator, and producer. Both haili...
'A New Voice in Music': Vulnerability ft. Alex Kitain and Billy Burgess 25.05.2024 36:25
A short and powerful talk, this conversation isn't just about baring our souls; it's about embracing the beautiful messiness of being human. They share their top tips on being your authentic self and how to give yourself the grace you deserve. But what does that mean to get vulnerable? We share our thoughts on: Being vulnerable as an entrepreneur Drag Race How age, culture, and generati...
'A New Voice in Music': ‘Resilience’ & ‘Keeping the Faith in your creativity’ with DJ Paulette and Joy Gregory 26.04.2024 1:29:44
In this episode, I’m so excited to bring two extremely wonderful people together who have an amazing story to tell! DJ Paulette: A Manchester legend and house music royalty with a Lifetime Achievement Award and a new book, "Welcome to The Club," exposing the industry's exclusivity and celebrating the women who keep the beat going… AND, we’re so excited as she’s just WON the DJ of the...
'A New Voice in Music': Mental Health & Music with Sharri Morris (Ableton) and Isabelle Ho Kang You (Radion & Eerste Communie). 24.03.2024 1:10:46
This time, we dive deep into mental health and the music industry with amazing guests, Sharri Morris from Ableton and Isabelle Ho Kang You from Radion & Eerste Communie. Get ready for: Real talk about ADHD: We discuss symptoms, later-in-life diagnoses, and navigating the workplace. The music biz & mental health: Is the corporate label life all it's cracked up to be? Nightlife safety an...
'A New Voice in Music': Intersectionality, Privilege & Music ft Liam Osbourne (Creative Lead) and Nina Kong (Highsnobiety) 25.02.2024 55:04
In our new episode, we had the pleasure of talking to Liam Osbourne (Business Lead at creative agencies) and Nina Kong (Head of Strategy at Highsnobiety)! - where we dive deep into "Intersectionality and Privilege". We break down these complex topics in a relatable way, acknowledging the anxieties that often arise. Through personal stories and lived experiences, we share genuine insight...
'A New Voice in Music' ft. Cece Wyldeck and Sergio Roberts from MassiveMusic 25.01.2024 40:55
Welcome to the Goddess of Queens monthly Podcast series ‘A New Voice in Music’. We are excited to share with you the inaugural episode where we are joined by none other than Cece Wyldeck, Director of Creative Development and Sergio Roberts, Creative Development Manager, both hailing from the esteemed MassiveMusic, an international creative music agency, headquartered in Amsterdam, The Netherlands....
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