The Eremita Exchange
The Eremita Exchange
Podcast Description
Singer/songwriter Dan May and producer Glenn Barratt talk to the people who make the music, both onstage and in the studio. A deep dive into how these people got to where they are and where they’re going from here. Originating from the Eremita Cafe. A conversation and a cup of coffee. Or two.
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The podcast covers a variety of themes related to the music industry, including artist development, creative processes, and personal stories in music. Episodes like the one featuring drummer Fred Berman explore career trajectories from practice to performance, showcasing the experiences of artists touring with well-known acts and the challenges they face along the way.
Singer/songwriter Dan May and producer Glenn Barratt talk to the people who make the music, both onstage and in the studio. A deep dive into how these people got to where they are and where they’re going from here. Originating from the Eremita Cafe. A conversation and a cup of coffee. Or two.
Lisa Schaffer is an entrepreneur in the true sense of the word. As one of Philadelphia’s most respected and sought-after photographers for the better part of two decades, specializing in capturing musicians in their natural environment, she is a benchmark for professionalism and excellence. And throw being a DJ into the mix, spinning strictly vinyl, her long-time connection to music has led her to recently opening her own record store, a new direction for a businesswoman and artist who’s not afraid to venture down a new path on her journey. Join us for the trip.
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