Do Re Lian: Recent Episodes
Lian Kyla
A podcast where singer-songwriter Lian Kyla has conversation jams with fellow musicians and creatives about music, creativity, and life.
Free-flowing conversations and good vibes!
Ever wanted to compose music for film? In today's episode I chat with Jaimie Pangan. Jaimie quit her job at IBM to pursue her master's in film composition at USC (a difficult program that only accepts 20 students a year). I found her story intriguing when I came across it on a When in Manila. In this episode we talk about:
- Writing melodies for film vs. songs
- Her experience taking her Masters at USC
- What she learned from her professors
- Composing for film vs. composing for games
- The business of being a full-time musician
- Mindset of being a successful freelance musician
- Dealing with fears and insecurities
We had a lot of fun chatting and even recorded a second part! Maybe I'll upload soon but for now please enjoy this episode with Jaimie.
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KO-FI: https://ko-fi.com/liankyla
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Last February 18, I released my first album out into the world. It's been two years of living and writing down my experiences. It's now been over a month since the album was released. I still have a lot of feelings from the album's release. I wanted to share some of those thoughts and feelings with you today.
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How do you make things when you're in a rut or are feeling uninspired? Here are a few tricks or hacks, that really serve as reminders, for when you don't feel like making things but have to. I know I've used this in my own music practice. Sometimes it's all about showing up and sitting down to do the work THEN inspiration will come and find you.
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For all my lovelies who love to do a lot of things and explore lots of different things, this short episode is for you :)
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My family and I like doing a year-in-review and planning session every year. This year, we're still in the middle of a pandemic so things are difficult. However, I hope this episode helps you reflect on what happened in the previous year and be able to find things to look forward to in 2022 :)
You can also download the PDF guide of this journalling session that I mention in the podcast here:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/liankyla/e/52341
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On this episode, I chat with singer-songwriter/actress Gail Banawis about how she found her way from covering other people songs to writing her own, her mental health coping strategies, and more.
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Trigger warning! This episode contains detailed talk of suicide around the 40 minute mark. Please be warned.
Today we have a very special guest on the podcast. She is a singer-songwriter and the woman who penned Belle Mariano's hit single Sigurado. She also has been releasing her own music since she was a teenager. She recently came out with her newest album called Piece of the Puzzle. A very good friend of mine, Trisha and I talk about how she got into songwriting, the struggles of being an artist on the internet in the 21st century, and the heartbreaking story behind her first EP called Sunshine.
Hope you enjoy this conversation I had with Trisha!
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These past two weeks, I've been practicing making content and music that I enjoy vs. always looking at the numbers and the metrics of what I create. This is a new style of podcast that I want to try out! More journal reflection. Let me know if you have any additional thoughts on the episode topic by messaging us @dorelipodcast on Instagram.
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See you next time!
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In this episode, Sir Jonathan answers a question he got on his Facebook on what makes a good pop song and we also talk about good collaboration.
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I love personal finance. For today's episode, I share four tips that I've learned over the years about how to manage your finances (especially if you're a freelancer). In this day and age, it can be difficult for musicians to earn a living. Whether you're a part-time musician or a full-time musician. Finances can be a big stressor. Hopefully you're able to learn something from this.
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In this episode, I talk to record producer, singer-songwriter, and Creative Director of ABSCBN Music Jonathan Manalo. This is a jam packed episode where we talk:
- How he listens and how he developed his ear
- What is mediocre music
- Is music a sustainable job
- How musicians and songwriters get inspiration for creating
- Music as a spiritual realm
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This is the first minisode of the podcast! In this minisode series, I hope to be able to share my musical journey and the things I learn along the way about music and life.
A few weeks ago, I decided I wanted to be more exposed to different musical styles from different cultures around the world. I started listening to and reading about Hindustani music (Northern Indian Classical Music) and Brazilian music. It's been a fun ride and I can't wait to try listening to more musical styles! If you have suggestions, feel free to drop us a note on Instagram @dorelipodcast.
This is the paper on Indian classical music that I referenced in the episode:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2158244016674512
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In this episode, I talk to Justine Angela (one of my best friends), who is a graduate student in urban planning about:
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Making time for music and how her relationship with music has changed as she got older (got a day job, etc.)
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Getting over stage fright and imposter syndrome
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Challenges of songwriting from a personal space
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Creative confidence and courage
There is a lot of laughter and openness and some singing. In the episode, we mention the following people:
Brene Brown: https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_the_power_of_vulnerability?language=en
Noa Kageyama: https://bulletproofmusician.com/
Elizabeth Gilbert's Podcast: https://www.elizabethgilbert.com/magic-lessons/
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In today's episode, I talk to certified Tiktok Star JMKO about how he got started as an artist, his experience producing his own music, songwriting, and his content creation process that helped him grow his following on TikTok to 2.1 million. Fans of JMKO and aspiring artists/music producers might learn a thing or two from our conversation.
You can listen to JMKO's music on Spotify and follow him on all the socials (including TikTok of course).
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In this debut episode of Do Re Li, I talk to singer-songwriter, cellist, and mental health advocate Coeli about:
- Her journey and songwriting process
- Taking care of oneself as an artist
- How to be kind to ourselves
- Self-care as a means to serve a larger purpose
To listen to Coeli's music, you can search for her on Spotify.
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You can find us on social media @liankylatalks on IG and @liankylamusic to follow the host.
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