Sounds Like Us
Sounds Like Us
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Sounds Like Us podcast, where we discover new amateur artists, the music they make and the music and memories that inspire them. Each week, we select music from the selection sent to us, and we play 3 tracks from three separate artists. We also interview one at the end, asking about the music, memories and life stories that shaped who they are and what they do. Please follow, like and subscribe on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. Thanks for your support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes of musical discovery, personal narratives, and artist development, with episodes highlighting topics such as cultural influences on music, songwriting processes, and live performance experiences, featuring stories from artists like Paul Dillon of P-MAD and Anton 'Benny' Beneslevskiy from The Past Unperfect about their backgrounds and musical evolution.
This is The Sounds Like Us Podcast, a brand new podcast for all you amateur musicians and artists to get your story in music heard.
We will be talking to artists about the role music has played in their life, andhow it’s shaped them into the musician they are today, playing out with a track of their own.
This is a podcast for all musicians and music fans, young and old, to find out how others just like them tick.
And by getting in touch via DM/Email, you too could find yourself on the virtual sofa with me, sharing your musical journey.
There will be weekly episodes, so please
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The Sounds Like Us Podcast
Your Life. Your influences. Your music.
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In episode 9 of The Sounds Like Us podcast, Martin gets to know Ryan Hooper, known as Fumez, an East London based producer, rapper, and songwriter. Fumez shares his musical journey, discussing his early influences, the impact of growing up in East London, and the evolution of his music career. He reflects on his creative process, the importance of collaboration, and his experiences with live performances. Fumez also talks about his upcoming album and the significance of his latest projects, providing insights into the world of music production and artistry.
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