The Vinyl District: Radar – The Podcast with Dylan Hundley
The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan Hundley
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Interviews with musicians, artists, industry leaders, gear makers, festival creators, and all who live for music hosted by artist & musician Dylan Hundley of Lulu Lewis & Darling Black
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The podcast explores a variety of themes such as music creation, artistic expression, and industry insights, with episodes featuring artists discussing their influences and careers. For example, guests share experiences from performers like Marshall Allen of the Sun Ra Arkestra, and Ryan Lee Crosby, who reflects on the emotional depths of blues through his unique style.

Interviews with musicians, artists, industry leaders, gear makers, festival creators, and all who live for music hosted by artist & musician Dylan Hundley of Lulu Lewis & Darling Black
I recently spoke with Martin Bisi, the founder of BC Studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn — one of the most storied independent recording spaces in New York history. Martin engineered and produced records for Sonic Youth, Swans, John Zorn, Afrika Bambaataa, and countless others across the no-wave and post-punk underground. We got into Martin’s life views, the relevance of New York culture, and the perils of capitalism.
I encourage you to dive deep into Martin’s entire catalogue including his own work as an artist and find him on Instagram at @maritinbisibc to follow along with all his happenings.
ICYDNK: Dylan Hundley is an artist and performer — co-creator and lead singer of Lulu Lewis, and the creator of all things at Darling Black. She curates and hosts Salon Lulu, a New York–based multidisciplinary performance series, and is a cast member of the cult-classic New York film Metropolitan.

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