Made In The Studio Podcast
Made In The Studio Podcast
Podcast Description
Made In The Studio is the podcast that takes you behind the boards and into the minds of the music creators shaping today’s sound. Hosted by Desmond A, a producer and engineer, this show spotlights the producers, loopmakers, and engineers behind your favorite records.
From exclusive stories about working with major artists to deep dives into creative processes, each episode delivers raw, unfiltered conversations that inspire and educate. Whether you’re a producer, artist, or fan of how the music gets made—this is the podcast for you.
Welcome to the place where hits are born—Made In The Studio.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes within music production, including personal narratives from producers, creative workflows, industry challenges, and the evolution of sound. Episodes like 'He Got a Lil Wayne Placement… and Didn’t Even Know It' highlight the unexpected journeys of producers while exploring topics such as networking, authenticity, and resilience within the music industry.
Made In The Studio is the podcast that takes you behind the boards and into the minds of the music creators shaping today’s sound. Hosted by Desmond A, a producer and engineer, this show spotlights the producers, loopmakers, and engineers behind your favorite records.
From exclusive stories about working with major artists to deep dives into creative processes, each episode delivers raw, unfiltered conversations that inspire and educate. Whether you’re a producer, artist, or fan of how the music gets made—this is the podcast for you.
Welcome to the place where hits are born—Made In The Studio.
Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum producer Juke Wong joins Made In The Studio to talk about his journey from making beats in GarageBand and Logic Pro to producing for artists like Gunna, Future, Lil Baby, Young Thug, Lil Durk, Playboi Carti and more.
In this episode, Juke breaks down the stories behind records like “Pushin P,” “Lick Back,” “Stiff Gang,” “Plutoski,” and “Pardon My Back.” He also shares how he found his signature sound, how anime soundtracks like Attack on Titan influenced his production, what producers should know about management, how he deals with beat block, and why developing your own voice matters more than chasing what everyone else is doing.
If you’re a producer trying to get better, stand out, find inspiration, or understand what it really takes to get major placements, this conversation is full of gems.
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Hosted by Desmond A.
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