Mic Check, Please
Mic Check, Please
Podcast Description
Mic Check, Please... is part therapy, part mixtape, and all heart I’ll be sitting down with musicians, artists, and the people who orbit those creative spaces to talk about how they make what they make, and why it matters.The common thread in every episode will be music. SO, if you love music like I do, play music (most likely better than I do), or have even a passing interest in music-related things, this show might just be a good fit for you.Go ahead… follow the show…. so you don’t miss it.Mic Check, Please is recorded on location and produced independently — usually with caffeine, and always with no budget.Thanks for checking out Mic Check, Please. Come back and join us. Coffee’s on me. Talk soon..
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The podcast centers around themes of creativity, music production, and artistic expression, featuring episodes that delve into artists' personal stories and their creative processes, such as Jorge Goyco discussing his experiences with Iron Maiden and his multi-EP music projects.
Mic Check, Please… is part backstage pass, part mixtape, and all heart. I’ll be sitting down with musicians, artists, and the people who orbit those creative spaces to talk about how they make what they make, and why it matters.
The common thread in every episode will be music. SO, if you love music like I do, play music (most likely better than I do), or have even a passing interest in music-related things, this show might just be a good fit for you.
Go ahead… follow the show…. so you don’t miss it.
Mic Check, Please is recorded on location and produced independently — usually with caffeine, and always with no budget.
Thanks for checking out Mic Check, Please. Come back and join us. Coffee’s on me. Talk soon.
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Solo gigs are a highwire act: no band to lean on, nowhere to hide. Just you, your guitar, and a crowd that may or may not be listening. That’s the life Miguel Angel has chosen, playing sets in Bryan and College Station, TX at The Local, Century Square, Rountree Market, and the P.A. Smith Hotel in Navasota, TX.
In this episode, Miguel talks about what inspires him, how he gets his head right before stepping onstage, a local speakeasy, advice for beginners, and why the sunglasses aren’t just for show. It’s the story of a working musician making his mark, one solo set at a time.
Intro music: Parkinson Rock Intro, Music by Jean-Paul Verpeaux from Pixabay
Outro Music: ”Outro (White Smoke)” by Endless Love
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