Dance Music for Heroes
Today’s guest is Heather Johnson, the CEO of the Nintey9Lives. Heather also serves on the advisory board of the American Association of Independent Music which advocates for independent music rights holders. This episode was actually recorded LAST April, but due to a super secret announcement at the end of the podcast, I couldn’t release it until now.
on to being a DJ and producer, he hosts the popular Melodics podcast and owns the Southern Exposure Music record label. As a producer, one of his recent releases “No Place To Hide” spent many weeks on the Beatport Top 100 list and has also released multiple tracks that broke into the top 10.
Today our guest is Mike Zimmerlick, the president of 80/20 Records in Phoenix, Arizona. Mike has over 15 years of experience with artist branding and development and has personally represented over 26 artists spanning genres like: Alternative, Pop Punk, Rock, Indie Folk, Singer-songwriter, Nerdcore / Hip-Hop, Progressive Rock, and Electronic. These artists have opened for acts such as Beck, and Animal Collective, and MR MS as well as performed on official NAMM showcases, CMJ, Summerfest, i-Voted Festival, and Vans Warped Tour.
Today Zeb Lego returns to talk with us about his latest album hearts_[online], steps for setting up your own record label, and why he decided to try rapping for the first time. Zeb is a multi-instrumentalist and with the James Zero project sings and plays the drums, guitar, bass, and keyboard… and even mixes and masters his own tracks. Zeb last appeared on the Producer Life Podcast back in episode 30 and 31.
Today we continue our conversation with Zeb Lego, the musician, director, and mastermind behind not one but THREE major creative endeavors including the Spirit Swords art collective, the The Legend of Devn nonprofit community, and most recently his James Zero vocal and acoustic project which has already had over 12,000 streams on his videos since March.
