It takes more than just the notes we play to be a working musician and gig for life. This podcast explores in-depth discussions for musicians, music lovers, and nightclub operators.
A podcast from el-live, hosted by Michael O'Reilly. el-live.com
Kristina is an amazing singer and performer but she also has a huge travel bug she's one of our artists who takes full advantage of each location that she works in getting to see all the sites. This week we talk to her about a woman's perspective of life on the road.
The Jackson Twinz have been on the scene for decades and they are still out there making moves. Join us this week as they speak about how.
Steve Kortyka is a sought after Saxophone player who has performed at NYC's top venues as well as arranging for and performing with Grammy-winning artists such as Tony Benett. In this week's episode, we will be discussing how to navigate the music industry.
Marc Lajoie has been on the Asia gig circuit for over 30 years and is currently the head of recruitment as well as Chief Production Officer el-live Productions. He will be talking about what it takes to get a gig in Asia.
In this weeks episode we have Darren Kopas on the show, he started out as a drummer and has evolved through overcoming many obstacles and always being ready for any opportunity that came his way.
With everything thats happened this year and most classes moving online as well as the rise in Youtube lessons. Will University music courses still be relevant in the future?
Versatility, from guitar player to band leader to guitar designer to top notch DJ and educator, this man will never be out of work, join Mike and Jo P for a packed discussion.
This week we will discuss what it takes to be a total package when it comes to touring and playing shows 6 nights a week. As well as the effort and commitment it takes to build a successful career in the music industry.
Join our Founder & CEO Georges Elchakieh for a discussion on how to gig for life, stemming from 33 years of experience that led to 12 years of continuous el-live success.
This episode we talk to the enigmatic Mr. David Howard, about all things old school and how most performance concepts from back then still shape and define the way we entertain today.
Leaving your country of birth to live and work abroad is challenging. In this episode we chat to Leandro about the challenges he faced and overcame on his journey from Venezuela to Asia.
With grammy winning albums being recorded in home studios and even bedrooms, how relevant are professional recording studios in 2020? In this episode we'll talk to Albert Chambers about how he has had to evolve and stay current.
Talking to Kat Riggins about her journey as a blues artist and the influence the Blues has had on most popular genres as well as the relevance of Blues music in 2020.
Inga breaks down her approach to digging deep to find a connection with every song she sings in order to sincerely capture the feeling of any song so it can be felt by the audience.
A discussion about what it takes to create success 6 nights a week and the challenges that need to be overcome to achieve success as a bandleader.
Our first episode, speaking to Terrance Thomas about his journey and experience with el-live thus far. As well as his approach to fronting a band.