COVID has prevented us from indulging in the live music experience, but what it hasn’t taken away from us are our memories of past shows. The last show I attended was Anderson.Pak’s 'Ventura'; and while the music served as the soundtrack, the lighting, stage design, setlist, the overall ambiance contributed to my experience and my memory of the show. 

In our season finale, I sit down with Production Manager and my good friend, Sam Dinkins IV, to discuss some of his music memories and what all goes into making live events memorable. 

We’ve all heard those  old sayings, “if there’s no photo, did it ever happen. Or a picture is worth a thousand words. But is the same true for our memories? 

Today I’m joined by creative Eric Rogers to discuss more about the role of photography in preserving our music memories and how music can help us reflect on our headspace.

Since the beginning of time music has remained one of the primary outlets for storytelling. It’s virtually impossible to have a song that doesn’t tell a story or evoke some kind of emotion in its listeners. 

Today I’m joined by filmmaker slash director, Andrew Butte, to understand the role of music in storytelling and how our memories inform those stories