Juo Collab

In Episode 11, I talk with NY-based musician Jon Madof. We chat about his career, and then turn to the essential question - how are we going to make something together? What will our methodology be, given that we are on different continents? 🌐 Explore more: Starr Music – Juo Collab https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab 🎧 Listen to the audio podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/...

In Episode 10 of Juo Collab, Montana and I perform our set at Golden Day Studio, with our 2 co-written tunes, each of our 2 originals, and each of our chosen covers. — 🌐 Explore more:  https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab 💬 Share your thoughts with Adam: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffHAV88Gfeos_Qg3UurALxLA22-m3US6GBDZr1uxAkitEY3g/viewform?usp=dialog 🎹 Montana Sharp's music: htt...

In Episode 9 of Juo Collab, Montana and I write a new song, and have a go at writing lyrics together in the same room at the same time, line by line. Some funny parts in this one. 🌐 Explore more:  https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab — If you’re interested in composition, collaboration, or the creative process, feel free to subscribe and follow along. New episodes will be released regularly.

In Episode 8 of Juo Collab, Montana Sharp reveals herself to be unbelievably open-minded, good natured and patient, as we try different ideas for the songs we are playing together for the first time. 🌐 Explore more: https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab — If you’re interested in composition, collaboration, or the creative process, feel free to subscribe and follow along. New episodes will be re...

In Episode 7 of Juo Collab, Montana and I each share 2 of our original songs, and suggest a cover song, bringing to 7 the number of tunes that will be in our growing setlist for now. We talk about where the songs came from, what they mean, and how and why they were made. 🌐 Explore more:  https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab — If you’re interested in composition, collaboration, or the creative...

In Episode 6 of Juo Collab, I chat with Montana Sharp about her creative process, her horns and other things. We then work together to make something from scratch, in real time. 🌐 Explore more: https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab — If you’re interested in composition, collaboration, or the creative process, feel free to subscribe and follow along. New episodes will be released regularly.

After weeks of discussion, composition, rehearsal, and uncertainty, the work is finally performed live. This episode documents the May 3rd concert and the perceptible shift that occurs when private creative process becomes a performance experience. Audience questions and further reflections appear in Episode 6. 🌐 Explore more:  Starr Music – JUO Collab 🎧 Listen to the audio podcast on Spotify: S...

What kind of song do we need to write to complete our setlist? In this episode of Juo Collab, we try another way of writing a song. We don't have a title yet, so if you have any ideas, let us know! 🎟 This series leads to a live performance on May 3 in Melbourne, where the material comes together: https://www.trybooking.com/DKQSI 🌐 Explore more: https://www.starrmusic.com.au/juocollab

What does a rehearsal sound like? In this episode of Juo Collab, we run through the songs we shared and discussed in Episode 2, trying out different instruments, having a go at harmonies etc. In this episode, I refer to 'an extended episode'. I have mentioned this before, but for now, even though I have made them, I am waiting to upload them all at some point soon. If you have any feedback, I woul...

In Ep 2 of Juo Collab, Jonathon Skovron and I each bring 3 songs to the party: a couple of original pieces, and a choice of cover song. These songs, along with the one we co-wrote in Ep 1, will form part of our set. We are each hearing songs for the first time. 🎟 This series leads to a live performance on May 3 in Melbourne, where the material comes together: https://www.trybooking.com/DKQSI 🌐 Ex...

In this first episode of Juo Collab, I chat with Jonathon Skovron about his creative process, and then collaborate with him to create something from scratch, in real time. We didn't have anything prepared, or bring anything except for an open mind. I wanted to capture what actually happens when artists create: the ideas, the uncertainty, and the moments where something begins to take shape. 🎟 This...