The Art of Cinematic Songwriting 🎼 | Jasmine Catherine Interview
Release Date: 01/24/2026
From Cameroon to Harlem: CZK on Finding Her Voice | QSJ Radio's MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground
QSJ Radio Podcast
In this episode of QSJ Radio's MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground, we sit down with CZK to explore her remarkable journey from Cameroon to Bangladesh and ultimately Harlem, New York, where she embraced her calling as a recording artist. We discuss the stories behind her music, the inspiration for songs like STSL (Say That ShT Loud), I Chose Me, and BLUES, as well as how her global experiences and community involvement—including the Giveback for Shawn Initiative—continue to shape her purpose as an artist. Join us for an honest conversation about resilience, identity, creativity, and the...
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Dylan England | Independent Country Songwriter on Storytelling, Faith & Songwriting
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Independent country songwriter Dylan England joins QSJ Radio's MadLuh: Digging up the Underground for a conversation about authentic songwriting, faith, family, perseverance, and the stories behind his music. Discover how Dylan has built a global audience through honest storytelling and why timeless songs still matter in today's music industry. 🎧 Listen to Dylan England on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4i0p6YpNpR0pVVSSKElvA9
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ZAYLE: The Artist Behind FLOWER BASS | QSJ Radio Interview
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On this episode of QSJ Radio's MadLuh: Digging up the Underground, we sit down with ZAYLE to explore his journey from viral success at 13 to creating his signature genre, Flower Bass. We discuss the inspiration behind The World is Pink, Change My Mind, the story behind "Forever," his creative process, and what it means to build a sound that's entirely his own. 🎧 Learn more about ZAYLE: 🌐 🎵 🔗
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Starting Over Without Starting From Scratch | Jennifer Kropke
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On this episode of QSJ Radio's MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground, we sit down with singer-songwriter and creative storyteller Jennifer Kropke to discuss her powerful new single, Still Here. Jennifer shares her journey through music, motherhood, dance, returning to college in her 30s, and what it means to chase a dream even when the timing doesn't seem to make sense. Learn more about Jennifer and her music at jenniferkropke.com. This is QSJ Radio. We dig into the underground to uncover independent artists, creative voices, and the stories that shape the music you don't hear anywhere else.
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Four Decades, One Guitar: Tipsy McStagger Live on QSJ Radio
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What does a lifetime in music really look like? Veteran singer-songwriter Tipsy McStagger (Gerald Coplien) joins QSJ Radio's MadLuh: Digging Up the Underground to share stories from decades on the road, the transition from vinyl to streaming, songwriting, and the passion that keeps independent music alive. Discover the artist behind the songs and the journey that shaped a career spanning generations.
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Nas Da Realest: Keeping Hip-Hop Real at 16
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At just 16 years old, Nas Da Realest has already built a reputation for meaningful storytelling, positive messages, and a refreshing blend of classic and modern hip-hop. With his debut EP recorded at ID Labs in Pittsburgh, we spoke about his journey, influences, creative process, and what's next for this emerging artist. ollow Nas Da Realest: 🎵 Spotify: 📺 YouTube: 📸 Instagram: 🎶 TikTok:
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Joe Paul Gundrum on Songwriting, Second Chances & Joe's Bar
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Singer-songwriter Joe Paul Gundrum joins QSJ Radio's Digging Up The Underground to discuss his remarkable return to music after a 30-year hiatus. From writing over 50 original songs to launching his podcast, Joe's Bar: A Songwriter's Journey, this conversation explores creativity, perseverance, songwriting, and the power of pursuing your passion at any stage of life.
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Frontline Workers Created This Rock Band—Here's Their Story
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Blue Light Effect joins QSJ Radio's MadLuh for an inspiring conversation about music, mental health, resilience, and the journey from frontline service to independent rock. Discover the stories behind the songs and the people who created them.
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From the Underground to Roc Nation Distribution | T.M. LIVE Interview
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On this episode of QSJ Radio's Digging Up The Underground, MadLuh sits down with T.M. to discuss his journey from Atlanta to Las Vegas, chart success, independent artist struggles, signing with Wild Dogs Entertainment, Roc Nation distribution, and the story behind his latest single, "SADDERDAY." From underground stages to international recognition, T.M. shares the experiences, challenges, and lessons that helped shape his career. Follow T.M.: Instagram: Facebook:
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Breaking Through Opacity with Anomic | QSJ Radio
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In this episode, we dig into the origins of the band, the philosophy behind their crushing sound, the existential and political themes woven through their music, and what’s next as they continue carving their place in the European underground metal scene. From creative process to the meaning behind Opacity, this is a deep dive into the intensity, vision, and purpose driving one of extreme metal’s emerging acts. Explore Anomic: This is QSJ Radio. We dig into the underground to uncover independent artists, creative voices, and the stories that shape the music you don’t hear anywhere else....
info_outlineIn 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 when the world feels loud — the kind of conversation that reminds you why independent voices matter.