The Kick & Snare Podcast

The Kick & Snare Podcast
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”Kick & Snare”
Conversations with Creative Thinkers, Builders, and Visionaries
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The podcast explores themes such as music industry experiences, advertising's social impact, and narrative design, with episode examples including Gary Geller's tales from touring with legendary bands, Andrew Rosenman's take on media serving society, and Tobin Trevarthen's insights on narrative creation and creativity in the digital age.

”Kick & Snare”
Conversations with Creative Thinkers, Builders, and Visionaries
In this episode of the Kick & Snare podcast, Michael interviews Katie Debrah, founder of Halo and Echo, a creative advertising consultancy for music, culture, and platforms. Katie shares her journey from YouTuber to marketing professional, recounting her years at Google in product and marketing, as well as her transition to becoming an independent consultant. She discusses her new venture, the HypeMuse app, which is designed to help independent artists focus more on their music than on self-promotion. Katie also discusses her involvement with Music Technology UK and the challenges currently facing music tech startups. Tune in to explore Katie’s insights on the evolving relationship between tech and the music industry, her personal experiences, and her exciting new projects.
#AIinMusic #MusicProduction #HypeMuse #MusicTechnology #google
🌐 Learn more about Katie Debrah and Halo And Echo: https://www.katiedebrah.com
00:00 – Introduction to Kick & Snare Podcast
00:18 – Meet Katie Debrah: Founder of Halo and Echo
00:43 – Katie’s Journey in Marketing and Tech
01:24 – Transition to Entrepreneurship and developing HypeMuse
01:49 – Challenges and Opportunities for Independent Artists
02:33 – Katie’s Experience at Google
04:15 – The Decision to Go Independent
08:31 – Developing Marketing Tech for Artists: More about HypeMuse
21:07 – The Role of Music Tech UK
25:46 – Challenges in Music and Tech Startups
32:30 – Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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