Black I.C.E on Madluh
QSJ Radio Podcast
Black Interchangable Energy talks to us about his new direction in his music career. How branding has helped him feel like a boss.
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Cris Santos on Madluh
QSJ Radio Podcast
Cris Santos has a Master degree in Linguistics, although she is passionate about languages, cultures and travel, her passion for fashion and photography never left her heart. As a former model and lover of arts she decided to take control of her life and chase her dreams. In 2017 she launched her PhotosbyCris Designs by becoming a Photographic Fashion Designer you can see her Signature Collections: , and by PhotosbyCris Designs.
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$ZL Soundz on Madluh
QSJ Radio Podcast
$ZL Soundz out of Oakland California, is an aspiring Artist with a very positive look at life after being in the worst break up he had experienced. || || || @szlsoundz @szlsoundz
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James D Feldman on Madluh
QSJ Radio Podcast
“I am the NOWIST I help create a vision where others are not looking, capture what others are not seeing by delivering UNCOMMON, common sense” - J.D Feldman From Lemonade to Major business deals, James talks to us on his journey, his new book, and has some 3D thinking tips for us. http://jfa.tips/MyBizCard
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Michael Dumlao on Madluh
QSJ Radio Podcast
The position one plays in a family sometimes are defined by the time its too late, here the Wisdom that one has as a Gay Uncle, plays a huge role. Family is usually stronger with acceptance, but some parts of family are stronger without it. Michael has introduced us to a world of so many Guncles, and how they shaped our worlds. Connect with Micheal Dumlao via: | | Song by Bethany Jade - Just Like You ||
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Light Warriors on Madluh
QSJ Radio Podcast
Blending rock, funk and reggae with indie sensibilities, delivering service to every note, the music transmutes an energy that's both familiar and boundaryless with a deep connection to our global human family. WhyHunger is a non-profit organization working to end hunger and poverty by connecting people to nutritious, affordable food and by supporting grassroots solutions that inspire self-reliance and community empowerment.
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Ruben Martinez on Madluh (3 of 3) @officialnenemu1
QSJ Radio Podcast
We always thought the Artist management is an easy thing, just set up some shows, and cross your fingers. Not for Ruben, for 30 plus years, he has set the bar high. As we talk about his current and future endeavors, he let us know more info for our Unsigned Community. More Info: https://linktr.ee/nenemusiknetwork
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Ruben Martinez on Madluh (2 of 3) @officialnenemu1
QSJ Radio Podcast
We always thought the Artist management is an easy thing, just set up some shows, and cross your fingers. Not for Ruben, for 30 plus years, he has set the bar high. As we talk about his current and future endeavors, he let us know more info for our Unsigned Community. More Info: https://linktr.ee/nenemusiknetwork
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Ruben Martinez on Madluh (1 of 3) @officialnenemu1
QSJ Radio Podcast
We always thought the Artist management is an easy thing, just set up some shows, and cross your fingers. Not for Ruben, for 30 plus years, he has set the bar high. As we talk about his current and future endeavors, he let us know more info for our Unsigned Community. More Info: https://linktr.ee/nenemusiknetwork
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Rob Realz on Madluh (2 0f 2) @robrealz
QSJ Radio Podcast
Rob Realz: Hip Hop Artist, Music Producer, Voice Over actor from the harsh and demanding streets of Newark, New Jersey. Socials and Websites: https://linktr.ee/RobRealz
info_outlineAs frontman and chief songwriter/lyricist for 80s/90s seminal Pittsburgh rock band, Little Wretches, Robert Wagner rode a wave of local notoriety that led the band to the forefront of the underground music scene. The Little Wretches were founded as a folk/punk band by Robert (guitar) and his brother, Chuckie (violin). The “classic” Mach 2 era of Little Wretches included Ed Heidel (bass), Chris Bruckhoff (percussion, wind instruments, backing vocals) and Bob Goetz (guitar), rounded out by Dave Mitchell (drums), Mike Michalski (bass) and Ellen Hildebrand (electric guitar.) This rock edition of the band performed regularly and helped the band build its massive following in Pittsburgh. Michalski, Mitchell and Chuckie Wagner left the band, effectively ending Mach 2