The Art of Cinematic Songwriting 🎼 | Jasmine Catherine Interview
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this episode of QSJ Radio’s MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground, we sit down with UK-based artist Jasmine Catherine for an honest, human conversation that goes beyond the music. Together, we talk about navigating creativity in a digital-first world, staying grounded during uncertain times, and what it really means to build a sustainable life as an artist today. Jasmine shares thoughtful perspectives on resilience, identity, community, and the balance between authenticity and survival in an always-on culture. This is a reflective, real-time discussion about art, life, and finding purpose...
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The Journey Behind the Sound: Diddie Hair
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this episode of QSJ Radio’s MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground, we sit down with Diddie Hair for a candid conversation about the journey behind the music. From early influences and creative growth to what’s next on the horizon, Diddie Hair keeps it real — with a few unexpected laughs along the way. A focused but fun deep dive into the mindset of an independent artist carving their own lane. 🎧 Tap in and dig up the underground. Find Diddie Hair: Instagram: Spotify: Linktree:
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🎙️ Episode Title: In the Groove with Yelé — A Deep Dive into Sound & Story
QSJ Radio Podcast
On this episode of QSJ Radio’s Digging Up the Underground, MadLuh sits down with rising artist Yelé for a raw, thoughtful conversation that goes beyond the music. We dig into Yelé’s roots, creative process, and the moments that shaped her sound—touching on struggle, growth, and purpose along the way. From where she’s been to where she’s headed next, this interview feels less like a Q&A and more like an honest exchange. If you love discovering artists before the world catches up, this one’s for you. 🎧 🔥 Find Yelé Online & Listen: 🎶 Apple Music (stream her...
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Doctor Smooth Lane On QSJ Radio 12.18.2025
QSJ Radio Podcast
Dive deep with us as Doctor Smooth breaks down his journey, his creative process, and what drives his music from the soul of the underground. 🎧🔥
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Joe Truscott: From Sea to Studio
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this episode, MadLuh sits down with Joe Truscott, a UK-based indie singer-songwriter whose raw storytelling and DIY approach reflect a life shaped by work, travel, and persistence. From early songwriting to recording and producing independently, Joe opens up about the realities of staying independent, finding your sound, and creating music that lasts beyond trends. This conversation explores Joe’s past influences, present creative process, and future vision — offering an honest look at what it means to build music on your own terms in today’s industry. 🎵 Listen & Follow Joe...
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Rodes — Legacy, Lyricism & the Independent Grind
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this episode of QSJ Radio’s MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground, we sit down with Chicago hip-hop artist Rodes to talk legacy, lyricism, independence, and the grind that shaped his latest work. Rodes opens up about his creative process, the evolution of his sound, his Chicago roots, and what’s next for his journey. 🎧 Tap in & support the artist: Linktree: Official Site:
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Rising From the Ashes: A Conversation with Hakim THE PHOENIX
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this deep-dive episode, we sit down with Hakim THE PHOENIX — singer, songwriter, producer and performer — as he opens up about his journey from Lagos to the global stage, his artistic evolution, and the meaning behind his moniker “THE PHOENIX”. We explore themes of identity, reinvention, authenticity, and the power of music to transform. He discusses his latest release “Behind The Mask”, how he blends Afro-fusion, pop and R&B into a sound that’s both personal and universal, and how he rises again every time he’s knocked down. Whether you’re a music fan, a creative, or...
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Applejack on Love, Identity, and His Debut Single “Candy Corn”
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this episode, we sit down with breakout artist Applejack, whose debut single “Candy Corn” is already catching ears—and hearts—across platforms. Applejack takes us on a journey from his roots in Boston, through his time at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, to chasing his musical dreams in Nashville with a circle of creative friends. We dive deep into the meaning behind Candy Corn, a song that blends indie soul and storytelling to share a beautifully honest queer love story. Applejack opens up about inspiration, identity, building a sound from scratch, and what it means to be...
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Nan Avant – From Unremembered to Global Orchestral Works
QSJ Radio Podcast
Join QSJ Radio’s MadLuh on Digging up the Underground for an in-depth conversation with award-winning composer Nan Avant. Starting with her haunting early film score Unremembered, we explore her multicultural roots, cinematic and orchestral compositions, and the award-winning music she’s created over the past five years. Hear about Rememoramini – Tango (Milonga), Sirens of the Salish Sea, Tributum for Celtic Bagpipes and Orchestra, and Nani Lahaina – Rhapsody for Violin and Orchestra. Discover the inspirations, challenges, and vision behind her music — and what’s next for this...
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Conversations with EnEyeCee: Vision, Creativity & Impact
QSJ Radio Podcast
Dive into a captivating dialogue with EnEyeCee, as we explore the journey behind their vision, the challenges they’ve overcome, and the creative energy that drives their mission. In this episode, we discuss: The defining moments that shaped EnEyeCee’s path How artistic mindset meets strategic ambition Lessons learned from failures, pivoting, and perseverance What “impact” means in their world — and how they’re bringing it to life Advice for creators, entrepreneurs, and anyone chasing purpose Whether you’re an aspiring creator, leader, or someone curious about the...
info_outlineSomewhere in the suburbs of Long Island, NY comes a young entrepreneur by the name of Ross Thomas aka Rouges P. Since the mid 1990’s, after a stint in the US Army and crawling his way through the streets, Rogues began his climb in the music industry. He started out writing poetry at a very young age, entering and winning writing contests across Long Island. Around 1997, he entered a few talent shows and was often told how good he was. Rogues states “Everyone that knew me told me that I was good and with a little more practice I could make a name for myself.” He decided then to take all the advice and constructive criticism he could and keep it in mind and grow as an artist.
Since then, he has performed nationally and overseas. In addition, he has opened up for names such as Black Rob, Rah Digga, Fred Da Godson, Mr. Cheeks of the Lost Boyz as a special guest on the Shut Em Down Tour along with countless others, and also performed at TGI Friday's in Westbury, NY and the legendary BB King's Blues Club in NYC. In addition, he headlined a Cancer Benefit in March of 2018 in Spanaway, Washington and organized the Dementia Awareness Benefit Event on Long Island, NY in October 0f 2018. Rogues recently released his new single “Your Desire” ft. Scotty Mac on all major digital music platforms. In 2019, Rogues will be headlining his own tour, "The DRR American Royalty Tour in Australia" w/ special guest OddBall and members of his team, Dark Reign Royalty. With the growth he’s shown as an artist and businessman, Rogues’ catch phrase “They Know Me” is most definitely appropriate. Be on the lookout for this growing artist and businessman in the music industry as he and his team are sure to take the world by storm.
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