This podcast episode delves into the concept of creating a series of musical compositions that traverse all twelve keys, inspired by the lineage of jazz and the methodology of notable musicians like Coltrane and Arthur Rhames. Keith and Daniel engage in a candid discussion about the potential for writing a grant to support this innovative project, emphasizing the importance of education and collaboration with other musicians. They explore the historical significance of Arthur Rhames, debating how best to integrate his influence into their narrative while ensuring it resonates with grantors. The conversation touches on the necessity of storytelling in grant writing, aiming to highlight both the artistic and educational merits of their work. Through this dialogue, they seek to crystallize their vision and actionable steps moving forward, including reaching out to key figures in the jazz community for insights and support.

In an engaging dialogue, Daniel and Keith delve into the world of jazz music and the intricacies of grant writing, creating a thought-provoking episode that blends humor with serious discussions. The episode begins with a light exchange about recording conversations, establishing a laid-back tone before transitioning to more profound topics. Keith shares his vision for a project that would create a series of compositions exploring all twelve keys, drawing inspiration from jazz luminaries like John Coltrane. This concept not only pays homage to the complexities of jazz but also aims to push the boundaries of traditional music education.

As the conversation unfolds, the two hosts explore the historical context of jazz and the significance of figures like Arthur Rhames, emphasizing the need for a narrative that honors the past while looking toward the future. Keith articulates his idea for a grant proposal that seeks to involve students in the creative process, fostering a new generation of musicians who appreciate the lineage of jazz. Daniel’s role becomes pivotal as he offers constructive feedback, encouraging Keith to refine the educational aspect of the grant and ensure that it resonates with potential funders.

Towards the end of the episode, the hosts express their eagerness to collaborate with musicians and educators, highlighting the project’s potential to inspire creativity and innovation within the jazz community. They emphasize the need for storytelling and the importance of personal connections to the music as they navigate the complexities of grant writing. This conversation serves as a reminder of the value of jazz as an evolving art form, encouraging listeners to embrace their own creative journeys in the vibrant world of music.

In an engaging dialogue, Daniel and Keith delve into the world of jazz music and the intricacies of grant writing, creating a thought-provoking episode that blends humor with serious discussions. The episode begins with a light exchange about recording conversations, establishing a laid-back tone before transitioning to more profound topics. Keith shares his vision for a project that would create a series of compositions exploring all twelve keys, drawing inspiration from jazz luminaries like John Coltrane. This concept not only pays homage to the complexities of jazz but also aims to push the boundaries of traditional music education.

As the conversation unfolds, the two hosts explore the historical context of jazz and the significance of figures like Arthur Rhames, emphasizing the need for a narrative that honors the past while looking toward the future. Keith articulates his idea for a grant proposal that seeks to involve students in the creative process, fostering a new generation of musicians who appreciate the lineage of jazz. Daniel’s role becomes pivotal as he offers constructive feedback, encouraging Keith to refine the educational aspect of the grant and ensure that it resonates with potential...

Getcha Some Productions Podcast Episode 91

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GSP 91 - Saint Uno

Youtube:

https://youtube.com/@saintunoatl?si=UC2_89ONvA9qLkCD

Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/saintunoatl?igsh=Nmxia2hkazJ5c2ww

Streaming:

https://music.apple.com/us/album/musec/1754036775

https://open.spotify.com/album/616sTZQuekZUphVU7auBn7?si=H1QdPAYCSo2AJK-oIrhccw

Keith from Getcha Some Productions podcast interviews Saint Uno from Atlanta about his music journey. Saint Uno, who grew up in a non-musical family, discovered his passion for music during college at Bard College. He credits a spiritual awakening and a book called "A Wish Can Change Your Life" (affiliate link: https://amzn.to/4gA5E7q ) for inspiring him to pursue a music career. His album, titled "Musec," blends lyrical and melodic elements, influenced by artists like OutKast, Lupe Fiasco, Gucci Mane, and Future. Saint Uno emphasizes the importance of authenticity and spirituality in his music, aiming to inspire listeners.

Transcript

https://otter.ai/u/FPbhaZRqhdRioUZBKn9Y8Gn7cV8

Outline

Introduction and Podcast Overview

• Keith introduces the podcast, covering various aspects of music production, including songwriting, musicianship, and fan interactions.

• Keith mentions that Dan couldn't make it due to a last-minute conflict but sends a text praising the album.

• Keith plugs Reverb (affiliate link: https://tidd.ly/3O5lme6), an online marketplace for music gear, and explains their affiliate relationship.

• Keith sets the stage for the interview with Saint Uno from Atlanta.

Keith's Initial Impressions of the Album

• Keith shares his positive feedback on the album, mentioning his favorite tracks and appreciating the upbeat groove and lyrics.

• Saint Uno acknowledges the interplay between lyrical and melodic elements in his music.

• Keith asks Saint Uno to share his origin story and how he got into music.

Saint Uno's...

GSP 90

Keith and Daniel discuss the Getcha Some Productions podcast, highlighting their affiliation with Reverb (https://tidd.ly/3O5lme6) , which provides a commission for listeners who use their referral link (https://tidd.ly/3O5lme6). They express regret over losing an episode due to a platform conversion. The conversation shifts to their new animated intro, which they plan to introduce in episode 90. They also discuss potential guests for future episodes, including a jazz-rock-Middle Eastern fusion band, a 1960s-70s artist, a hip-hop artist from Atlanta, and an opera singer who creates vocal-only music. They decide to respond to all four inquiries and encourage more Bard alumni to reach out.

Transcript

https://otter.ai/u/kO6Xlgx5DNddszHmiiqYi_3-VCM

Action items

• [] Respond to all 4 people who reached out about being interviewed on the podcast

• [] Tell those who reached out that they should share the podcast contact info with other Bard alumni musicians

• [] Schedule an interview with Nephew Cube or whoever is first available

Outline

Introduction and Podcast Setup

• Keith introduces the podcast, "Getcha some productions," and mentions that this episode is a business meeting with Daniel.

• Keith encourages listeners to like, subscribe, and leave reviews for the podcast.

• Keith and Daniel discuss the importance of clicking the Reverb link in the show notes to support the podcast financially.

• Keith explains their affiliation with Reverb.com and how it helps them financially without additional cost to listeners.

Technical Issues and Past Episodes

• Keith mentions that the last episode was with Michelle Green, and there was an interim episode with Andy that was lost due to a platform change.

• Keith explains the technical issue where audio data was deleted during a platform conversion, affecting an episode on grant writing.

• Keith and Daniel discuss the possibility of revisiting the grant writing topic in a future episode.

• Keith expresses frustration over the lost data and the potential to redo the episode.

New Animation and Podcast Format

• Keith introduces the new animation for the podcast, which will be featured in this episode.

• Keith mentions that he will not do fancy editing but will crudely slap the animation together.

• Daniel expresses excitement about the new animation, which he believes elevates the podcast's production value.

• Keith shares details about the animation process, including the use of Fiverr and the cost involved.

Upcoming Podcast Episodes and Potential Guests

• Keith mentions that four people from Bard have reached out to do podcasts, and he plans to respond to them.

• Keith introduces the potential guests: Julia Morin and her band Nephew Cube, Terence Boylan, Saint Uno, and Katarzyna Saday.

• Keith provides background information on each guest, including their musical styles and recent releases.

• Daniel expresses interest in the Nephew Cube band and the acapella opera singer, while the other guests are ranked based on interest.

Scheduling and Future Plans

• Keith and Daniel discuss the challenges of scheduling interviews with potential guests.

• Keith plans to reply to all four guests and ask them to reach out to other Bard alumni for future podcast episodes.

• Keith emphasizes the importance of having a steady stream of guests to keep the podcast content fresh.

• The conversation ends with Keith and...