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Making a Scene Presents

Richard LHommedieu
Music Industry
Independent Artists
Indie Artists
Artificial Intelligence
Web3
Blues Music
Music Production
AI In Music
Spotify
Streaming Services
Indie Music
Home Studio
Blockchain
Songwriting
Blues
Fan Engagement
Email Marketing
Streaming Platforms
Compression
Music

Making a Scene is the #1 Resource for the Indie Artist and the Fans that Love them! www.makingascene.org

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Latest Episodes

Making a Scene Presents - The Live Show Is Not Just a Night Out. It Is the Front Door to Your Whole Music Business.

For too long, indie artists have been taught to think of the live show as a single transaction.

A fan buys a ticket. The artist play... more

Making a Scene Presents - The Hidden Economics of Being an Indie Artist in 2026: A Survival Guide to Lower Costs, Increase Revenue, and Own Your Fans

For years, independent artists were sold a dream. The pitch was simple and powerful. You no longer ... more

Making a Scene Presents - Delay vs Reverb: When to Use Each (and Why Most People Overuse Reverb)

There is a sound you have heard a thousand times, even if you never knew what caused it. A singer enters on the first line of a chorus and suddenly feel... more

Making a Scene  Presents an Interview with Flutes and Low

Flutes & Low is the folk duo of Ben Pichler and Cambria Haen, two musicians who first met and began playing together in Duluth, Minnesota. From the start, their chemistry leaned toward atmosp... more

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Santiago Periotti of Santiago and the Soulmovers

Santiago Periotti is an Argentine singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose playing brings blues grit, rock drive, and a warm, soulful edge—now focus... more

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tim Wagoner of The Fabulous Trutones

Comin’ Back Live finds The Fabulous TruTones doing what great live bands do best: locking into a groove and then refusing to stay in one lane. The album moves effortlessl... more

Making a Scene Presents - Canada Just Put Money Behind the People Who Build the Stage

FACTOR’s new live music investment is more than a press release. It is a reminder that if you want a real music middle class, you do not just fund songs. You fund ... more

Making a Scene Presents - Reverb and Depth: How to Place Sounds in a 3D Space

Flat Mixes Do Not Sound Cheap Because the Song Is Bad

A lot of indie artists think their mixes sound small because they do not have enough expensive gear, enough fancy p... more

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Recent Guests

Santiago Periotti
Musician, frontman of Santiago and the Soulmovers
Santiago and the Soulmovers
Episode: Interview with Santiago Periotti of Santiago and the Soulmovers
Tim Wagoner
Musician and frontman of The Fabulous Trutones
The Fabulous Trutones
Episode: Interview with Tim Wagoner of The Fabulous Trutones
Stacy Mitchhart
Blues musician featured on the episode
Episode: Interview with Stacy Mitchhart
Keith Forde
Guitarist/vocalist in Linkwells
Linkwells
Episode: Gerry Casey's Interview with Keith Forde of Linkwells
Katy Vernon
Singer-songwriter discussing her career trajectory, creative process, and the new release
Not specified in transcript
Episode: Interview with Katy Vernon
Mike Guldin
Blues guitarist and singer
Musician, While I Can album
Episode: Gerry Casey's Interview with Mike Guldin
Alexis P. Suter
Blues artist
NOLA Blue Records
Episode: Interview with Alexis P Suter
Aleksandra Josic
Frontwoman of Here and Everywhere
Here and Everywhere
Episode: Gerry Casey's Interview with Aleksandra Josic of Here and Everywhere
Chris Zender
Vocalist and guitarist of Avery Set
Avery Set
Episode: Interview with the Avery Set

Hosts

Rich
Host of Making a Scene Presents and associated segments, known for insightful discussions and artist storytelling.
Gerry Casey
Host of Turned Up Interview and contributor with insights into diverse music topics and artist interviews.
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Talking Points

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Interview with Stacy Mitchhart
Q: What was that defining moment for you, that crossroad, that kind of sent you in this direction?
The moment came in college when I auditioned to be in a band for a summer show at an amusement park, which convinced me that music could be a viable, lifelong career beyond just a hobby.
Gerry Casey's Interview with Mike Guldin
Q: What inspired the album title While I Can and how did your dad influence that idea?
Mike recounts his dad telling him to pursue what he wants to do and not wait, which Kevin echoed; they decided to name the album as a nod to living life and recording while possible.
Gerry Casey's Interview with Mike Guldin
Q: How did you first become involved in music and who were your early influences?
Mike describes starting guitar at 12, teaching himself by 15, playing in clubs by 17, fronting bands by 20, and developing a lifelong passion for blues and southern rock influences.
Interview with Christina Crofts
Q: What strategic shift does she advocate for indie artists in the modern industry?
She emphasizes owning fan data, building an ecosystem on a personal website with a splash page to capture emails and interest, using QR codes at gigs, and leveraging AI to segment audiences, instead of relying on platforms like Spotify and Facebook as the primary channels.
Interview with Christina Crofts
Q: What is your process for writing songs and bringing them to life in the studio?
Christina describes a mixed process where sometimes a guitar progression or a handful of words spark a song, others start with a full idea or a vivid image, and then the arrangement and vocal parts are developed over multiple sessions rather than a single live take.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Making a Scene Presents

What is Making a Scene Presents about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content often centers around the journeys and insights of independent musicians, reflecting on their personal experiences and the challenges they face within the music industry. Discussions frequently encompass topics such as music production, the impact of technology on the artist's journey, and strategies for sustainability in a changing industry. Themes of personal connection with fans and the evolution of artistic expression are particularly prevalent, providing warmth and relatability to the content. Unique aspects include an emphasis on utilizing modern tools, such as AI and Web 3, to empower artists and promote direct engagement with their communities, making it appealing for aspiring musicians and those interested in the evolving la... more

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Recent guests on Making a Scene Presents include:

1. Santiago Periotti
2. Tim Wagoner
3. Stacy Mitchhart
4. Keith Forde
5. Katy Vernon
6. Mike Guldin
7. Alexis P. Suter
8. Aleksandra Josic

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