The Jake Feinberg Show

Singer/songwriter talks about coping with tinnitus while still cranking out new music.

Heavy Saxophonist talks about using adversity in his life to find his own individual sound on the bandstand.

Drummer and multi-dimensional cat talks about his musical life.

Profound double bassist talks about playing and using "radar" in a myriad of different musical settings.

Musical artist talks about incorporating old school 80's hardware into his songs and defining what success is for him in this life.

Nigerian born musician talks about growing up around the music of Fela Kuti and Jimmy Cliff and how he is now - after becoming a pharmacist, father and assimilated immigrant - able to pursue his own artistic path in America.

Profound beat maker talks about his early creations, leaving music all together to serve his country and finding out some 30 years later that his original grooves have inspired so many around the world including his idol Egyptian Lover.

Singer/songwriter who grew up around music in Las Vegas talks about the fine line between learning how to write songs in Nashville and still being able to channel his own authentic stories and messages.

Sound seeker and guitarist talks about how his band is cutting its own path in the budding original Chicago rock/psych scene.

Legendary manager of The Allman Brothers talks about cultivating his craft at American University in D.C.

Effortless drummer from Santa Barbara talks about the kind of music he likes to play and the intangibles needed when playing double drums in Grateful Shred.

Intrepid guitarist and sound seeker talks about his musical experiences with non-degreed musicians at Bard College and how he unlocked his student's ears in Berlin teaching at the university level.

Ebullient multi-instrumentalist talks about playing with Mongo Santamaria and flying high in the sky with Donald Byrd. Keep Reachin'....

Lifelong musician and music fan talks about writing his own original tunes after overcoming a myriad of obstacles both personally and professionally.

When I started my show 4 years ago It was with the understanding of taking my native gifts and doing positive inspirational work, building a brand which at its core is about substance over style. As William Faulkner said, "history is what's happening today." First I had to develop my investigative journalistic chops which had been dormant since Boston University in the late nineties. Than I had to...

Motivational hip-hopper talks about the most important qualities of leadership on the bandstand and in the studio and how he has used loss in his life as a motivating creative force as opposed to being a victim.

Singer/Songwriter talks about her creative process and what inspires her about playing original music.

Leader of Orchid in the Ivy talks about the obstacles facing younger bands in the modern era and his reworked version of the tune "Midnight Oil."

Cosmic trombonist and singer talks about reconnecting with her body through yogic practices and how she uses humor to uplift those around her.

Singer songwriter from Charleston, SC talks about his passion for writing original music and how to build his brand in the digital age.

Gifted lyricist and singer talks about growing up in a musical family and how synesthesia aids him in the studio when creating new material.

Venerable studio percussionist and trap drummer talks about the many roads his musical life has taken. 

Jazz entrepreneur and promoter talks about the comradery of the musicians that contributed to spiritual live performances in the studio and on the bandstand.

Musician and music educator talks about how she found a connection with God early in her life and how that steadfast relationship has led to her finding her purpose in life.

Native of New York talks about growing up around drugs and violence and then truly finding god after moving to Charlotte and becoming an entrepreneurial hip hop artist.