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Ep 67 - Breaking Barriers: Louise Burns on Women in Music, Creativity, and Collaboration, pt 1

Release Date: 04/23/2024

Ep 86 - Maximizing Royalties and Revenue Streams with Jonathan Simkin, part 2

Vocal Lab

In this episode, I sit down with Jonathan Simkin, the dynamic founder of 604 Records, to dig into all the bells and whistles that go into building a lasting career in the music industry. Jonathan, who has played a pivotal role in the success of major artists like Nickelback and Carly Rae Jepsen, shares invaluable insights from his extensive experience. We dive deep into the essential elements that contribute to career longevity. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of staying committed to the art and constantly striving to improve. He points out that having a viral hit is great, but it doesn't...

Ep 85 - Maximizing Royalties and Revenue Streams with Jonathan Simkin, part 1

Vocal Lab

Ep 84 - Developing Your Musical Style: Dr. Trineice Robinson-Martin’s Soul Ingredients®, part 2

Vocal Lab

Join me in an engaging conversation with Dr. Trineice Robinson-Martin, where we dive deep into her groundbreaking teaching methodology, Soul Ingredients®. Dr. Trineice shares how this approach helps singers develop their musical style and interpretation, specifically in African-American roots-based music. She emphasizes the importance of integrating personal experiences, cultural identity, and musical influences into a singer's unique expression. In this episode, Dr. Trineice explains how Soul Ingredients® promotes self-discovery and student-led learning, encouraging musicians to communicate...

Ep 83 - Developing Your Musical Style: Dr. Trineice Robinson-Martin’s Soul Ingredients®, part 1

Vocal Lab

Ep 82 - Jonny Tobin's Keys to Success in Music and Production, part 2

Vocal Lab

Continuing our compelling conversation with Jonny Tobin, today’s episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast focuses on Jonny's creative process and his recent high-profile collaborations. Whether you’re a budding artist or a seasoned pro, there’s a wealth of insight and inspiration to be found in Jonny's experiences. Find: Web: LinkTree: _________________________ SUBMIT YOUR BURNING QUESTIONS or SUGGEST A GUEST Web: Email: Theme music for The Vocal Lab by The...

Ep 78 - Michelle Markwart Deveaux on Building Sustainable Businesses with the BeastyBoss™ Framework, part 2

Vocal Lab

In today's episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast, I'm joined by the inimitable Michelle Markwart Deveaux, whose unique blend of performance artistry and business acumen is reshaping how artists approach entrepreneurship. Michelle introduces us to her BeastyBoss™ Framework, a revolutionary approach designed to help artists and creatives establish sustainable businesses. This framework combines business savvy, radical hospitality, and tenacity, enabling artists to craft offers that truly resonate with their values and meet the needs of their ideal clients. Throughout our discussion, Michelle breaks...

Ep 81 - Jonny Tobin's Keys to Success in Music and Production, part 1

Vocal Lab

Welcome back to The Vocal Lab Podcast! In this episode, I sit down with the incredibly talented Jonny Tobin. Jonny is a Grammy and Juno-nominated keyboardist, vocalist, and producer, renowned for his vibrant and innovative music that blurs the lines between a 90s video game and a 60s jazz record. With his work featured on everything from Vogue Germany to the Utah Jazz NBA team, Jonny has truly made his mark on the music scene. During our conversation, we delve deep into Jonny’s musical journey and his profound understanding of music’s cultural and historical roots. Jonny shares how these...

Ep 80 - From Metallica to Bublé: Bob Rock on Producing Hits, part 2

Vocal Lab

Welcome back to The Vocal Lab! I’m excited to continue my conversation with the legendary producer Bob Rock. In this episode, we dive into the art and science of music production, exploring how Bob approaches working with artists from diverse genres. We kick things off by discussing the importance of songs and how Bob navigates between producing for artists like Metallica and Michael Bublé. Bob emphasizes the significance of pre-production and shares stories about finding magic in unexpected places, like a demo studio in Maui. A key highlight is Bob’s perspective on the evolution of...

Ep 79 - From Metallica to Bublé: Bob Rock on Producing Hits, part 1

Vocal Lab

Welcome back to The Vocal Lab! Today, I’m thrilled to have the legendary Bob Rock join us. In this episode, we dive into Bob’s incredible journey from his early days at Little Mountain Sound in Vancouver to becoming one of the most influential music producers in the industry. Bob shares invaluable insights into the importance of pre-production, his approach to working with artists, and how he manages studio dynamics. We also explore how his engineering background has shaped his production style and the shift from analog to digital recording. A significant part of our conversation touches...

Ep 77 - Michelle Markwart Deveaux on Building Sustainable Businesses with the BeastyBoss™ Framework, part 1

Vocal Lab

In today's episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast, I'm joined by the inimitable Michelle Markwart Deveaux, whose unique blend of performance artistry and business acumen is reshaping how artists approach entrepreneurship. Michelle introduces us to her Beastie Boss Framework, a revolutionary approach designed to help artists and creatives establish sustainable businesses. This framework combines business savvy, radical hospitality, and tenacity, enabling artists to craft offers that truly resonate with their values and meet the needs of their ideal clients. Throughout our discussion, Michelle breaks...

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In this episode of The Vocal Lab Podcast, I welcome Louise Burns, a seasoned artist whose journey through the music industry offers invaluable insights into the unique challenges and triumphs faced by women. Louise shares her early experiences with the band Lillix, marking the beginning of her illustrious career, and the pivotal transition to a solo path. This conversation not only highlights the hurdles like lack of respect and entitlement often encountered by women in music but also underscores the importance of a supportive network.

Louise emphasizes the significant role of those who uplift and empower artists in their careers. We delve into the critical importance of focusing on strengths and the supportive community that has been essential in Louise's journey. We wrap up our discussion by touching on the evolving landscape of music education, where Louise points out the necessity of practical skills that transcend traditional academic settings.

Find:

Web: https://www.louise-burns.com/

IG: @louiseburnsmusic

X: @_louiseburns_

TT: @louiseburnsmusic

Spotify: Louise Burns

Apple: Louise Burns

YouTube: @mellowdramasounds

Bio.Site: https://bio.site/mellowdramasounds

Also mentioned in our interview:

The War of Art by Steven Pressfield https://amzn.to/3IarTAM

The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron https://amzn.to/3IarTAM