This is a special behind-the-scenes episode! We look at the DAW recording session from our latest song "Blue water friction". Talk about blending influences from '80s new wave and reggae. Dive into the intricacies of drum, bass, and guitar arrangements, and explore the unique elements like the Yoshimi keyboard and saxophone improvisations.

Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

In this episode, I chat with Nashville-based artist Jon Worthy. From playing in a college band to becoming a full-time musician we delve into his experiences booking shows, transitioning from studio recording to home setups, and his approach to releasing music under Creative Commons. Jon talks about his new album, which is available on Spotify and as a vinyl LP, and the process behind its creation.

We explore Jon's transition into making music for TV and film. Jon shares insights into the world of sync licensing, the creative process behind crafting music for specific briefs, and some of the notable shows where his music has been featured, such as "American Ninja Warrior" and "Selling Sunset."

Our conversation also touches on the challenges of booking live shows his evolving live performances, as well as the intricacies of producing music videos. John shares stories of collaborating with talented filmmakers, including a high-production video where he played the Joker.

Check out John Worthy's music and videos:

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@jonworthy

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Jo3IYxXbnkBX8irFxeGX2?si=C4rzJaNMRmuD_DwuqL0uTw

And as always, find more about Lorenzo's Music at https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I chat with Nicole and Sam from the band Mr. Gnome. They started as a two-piece band but have since evolved, bringing Sam's brother Jonah into their live performances. Currently on tour for their new album, we dive into their journey, discussing their recording setup, the evolution of their music, and the creative process behind their albums and videos.

We explore how Mr. Gnome started in 2005, self-releasing their first EP and gradually gaining momentum through live shows. Nicole and Sam share insights into their DIY approach, including starting their own record label and the decision-making process behind recording at home.

We also touch on their unique approach to album artwork, which involves creating elaborate photo collages, and the collaborative effort within their family to bring their artistic visions to life.

Check out Mister Gnome on their website and social media:

Mr. Gnome - https://www.mrgnome.com

Instagram - https://instagram.com/mrgnomemusic

And as always, find more about Lorenzo's Music at https://www.lorenzosmusic.com