In The Studio With Pulse Radio: Recent Episodes
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The combination of all of our conversation with talented musicians and artists that come through our Pulse Radio Studio.
In this episode of "In The Studio," Radio Manager Will Reed talks with artist Eric Gabriel about his new album's cozy atmosphere, his work with Melt, and his Brooklyn-based studio Little Lot Recordings.
In this episode of "In The Studio," Radio Manager Will Reed talks with up-and-coming talent Katerina Lomis on her bare-all songwriting process, musical inspirations, and future plans.
In this episode of "In The Studio," William Reed speaks to Matt Farley about his creative philosophy and why he's written and released over 26,000 songs.
In this episode of "In The Studio," Minds Matter Vice President, Julianna Hodgson speaks to Judah Lee Akers about mental health, grief, and new music.
In this episode of "In The Studio", Music Director Will Reed talks to Sammy Rae of Sammy Rae & the Friends about new music, touring, and much more!
In this epsiode, Sam Erikson, radio manager for WVMM, sits down with Danny McCoy, who is a Talent Buyer and the Creative Director at Moon Peak Productions, a concert promoter based out of Harrisburg.
Join In The Studio host Ethan Dyrli as he interviews the LA based synth pop duo They Kiss. Listen to their debut album "Feeling you" on all platforms now and catch them on 90.7 Pulse Radio!
After taking a 3 year hiatus, In the Studio is back with new episodes and new hosts! Look out for interviews with your favorite bands from 90.7 Pulse Radio.
This week we talk with singer-songwriter, Marielle Kraft about how she got her start in true authentic sharing of stories through music.
This week we share our crazy conversation with the lead singer of Indie Rock Band, Nonfiction.
We talk with Indie Pop Rock band 'twentythreenineteen' about their writing process is like therapy to them.
We talk with country music duo, Drew and Ket, about how they relocated their lives from Philadelphia, PA to Los Angeles.
We talk with documentary filmmaker Nathan Skulstad about by his mentally behind the projects he works on and why we should always be asking questions for ourselves in what we create.