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Making Sound with Jann Klose

Jann Klose
ABBA
The Blackbyrds
Peter Frampton
Film Scoring
The Age Of Disclosure
Tribeca Film Festival
Roxy Music
Artificial Intelligence
Ufos
Nashville, United States

Making Sound is a new podcast show hosted by singer and songwriter Jann Klose. Shows are centered around Jann chatting with fellow artists, friends and colleagues from entertainment, tech and travel world. The setting is informal and relaxed and episodes are available on all major podcasting platforms and makingsoundpodcast.com

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EPISODE 151: Rachel Flowers is recognized worldwide as a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose music encompasses multiple genres. She first gained recognition for her talent as a young child and has been admired and mentored by those at the top of... more

EPISODE 150: Martina Radwan, a German-Syrian, is an award winning director and cinematographer. After moving to New York City in the mid 90’s, she DP’ed several fiction films before she developed a deep interest in documentaries. Her love for verité ... more

EPISODE 149: NYC-based Jane Getter is a “triple-threat” (Geoff Wilbur)—guitarist, singer, ASCAP award-winning and NYSCA commissioned composer. Getter’s 2026 7D Media release, Transmogrify, coalesces a lifetime of musical exploration into intricate ar... more

EPISODE 148: Nicole Zuraitis is a 2X GRAMMY® winning and 6X GRAMMY-nominated jazz singer-songwriter (nominated in 4 distinct categories: Best Jazz Vocal Album, Best Large Jazz Ensemble, Best Jazz Performance and Best Arrangement), pianist, producer, ... more

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Recent Guests

Howard Jones
British musician
Episode: Howard Jones 2
Rob Arthur
Musician and filmmaker, guitarist/keyboardist in Peter Frampton's band and director of the Frampton documentary
Frampton movie project
Episode: Rob Arthur
Charlie Feldman
Former VP of Creative at BMI; longtime publishing/rights executive
BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.)
Episode: Charlie Feldman
Joe Matera
Author and musician, wrote The Making of ABBA, The Story Behind The Band's 1975 Breakthrough Album
Episode: Joe Matera
Keith Killgo
Drummer and original member of The Blackbyrds
The Blackbyrds
Episode: Keith Killgo of The Blackbyrds
Christine Ohlman
Beehive Queen, singer, SNL longtime performer
Independent musician
Episode: Christine "The Beehive Queen" Ohlman
Blair Mowat
Composer of scores for film, theater and TV; Edinburgh-born, LA/London-based
Independent composer
Episode: Blair Mowat
Matthew Feder
Film composer based in Los Angeles; specializes in scoring for film and VR projects
Episode: Matthew Feder
Tasmin Archer
Singer-songwriter
Independent/Various
Episode: Tasmin Archer

Host

Jann Klose
Host of Making Sound with Jann Klose

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Thank you Jann!

    I started listening about a month ago, I’m on episode 27. You have such great guests on. I’ve been introduced to a lot of new music and musicians after hearing you speak with them. so thank you Jann! I can’t wait to hear the rest.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pokeman hater
    United States3 years ago
  • love it

    I just love listening to janns podcast interviews. He has amazing people on his podcasts. He is so relaxed with one excellent voice. I always look forward to his podcasts. Plus he is a wounderful friend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    zzzookdrffg
    United States5 years ago
  • Great listen!

    I love listening to this podcast! For someone like me who doesn’t know much about the music business, he makes it entertaining and interesting. I enjoy learning about his subjects’ music paths as well as their personal stories. Jann’s relaxed and fun style makes it a perfect listen for my long drives!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lea, and Rosi
    United States6 years ago
  • Thank you!

    Love the insights and chats that take you behind the scenes! Great show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kapppyyy
    United States6 years ago
  • Great conversation!

    I really enjoyed this discussion with Bakithi Kumalo! Too often, interviews with him focus almost exclusively on Graceland and Paul Simon, but Jann gives us the chance to learn more about Bakithi's entire life and career, from his youth in apartheid South Africa to the upcoming release of his latest solo album.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    beverlyrevelry
    Sweden6 years ago

Listeners Say

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Relaxed interview style that brings out authentic stories.
Listeners appreciate the host's musical background and insider perspective.
Insightful and personal conversations with top music guests.

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Tasmin Archer
Q: How did Sleeping Satellite come about and how did it feel to have a huge hit early in your career?
Tasmin explains it started from a collaborative writing setup with friends and grew into a hit that surprised them, while they believed in their music; the success came with mixed feelings of validation and pressure.
Matthew Feder
Q: What made you want to do film composition and how did your path evolve from guitarist to scorer?
Feder explains that the shift happened gradually—starting as a guitarist in bands, he discovered film composition in college and found the storytelling angle deeply fulfilling, ultimately moving to LA for grad school and pursuing scoring as a career.
Howard Jones 2
Q: So can you talk a little bit about maybe one of the situations that you ran into that, that posed a challenge in a live concert situation that you had to overcome?
Howard describes how, when sound issues hit in a live venue, he relies on experience and a prepared setup to adapt quickly, including switching to an acoustic piano and engaging with the audience, turning a potential failure into a memorable moment rather than panicking.
Howard Jones
Q: What was your mindset about technology and distribution when you first started using the Internet for music?
He highlights early adoption of websites and digital distribution as pivotal to maintaining relevance and control over his music.
Howard Jones
Q: Can you tell us about performing with Stevie Wonder at the Grammys and how that collaboration came together?
Jones describes the Grammys collaboration as a showcase of new keyboard technology with legends like Herbie Hancock and Stevie Wonder, emphasizing the collaborative spirit and the excitement of bridging generations of musicians.

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The show features candid conversations with artists and collaborators across music, film, and tech, guided by a relaxed, story-driven host. Episodes spotlight touring, songwriting, production, and the evolving music business, often weaving personal journeys, industry insights, and behind-the-scenes experiences. A common thread is the host's deep musical background and an ear for authentic storytelling, making it appealing to listeners who want practical career guidance, industry context, and inspiration from established and emerging creatives.

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Recent guests on Making Sound include:

1. Howard Jones
2. Rob Arthur
3. Charlie Feldman
4. Joe Matera
5. Keith Killgo
6. Christine Ohlman
7. Blair Mowat
8. Matthew Feder

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