HeyJaredMISSION:MUSIC
A Balanced Breakfast podcast hosted by Stefan Aronsen co-founder of Balanced Breakfast, Jason Hunter of Great Highway, and Cory Zechmann of Silence Nogood.
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The 5 P’s of Survival: Plan, Personify, Promote, Plug-in & Play | Build Your Career (opens the original)
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The world is changing fast. Technology, social platforms, the way we work, and the way we connect with each other are constantly evolving. So how do you keep building, creating, and finding opportunities when the rules keep changing?After more than a decade of building Balanced Breakfast and working in the music community, Stefan Aronsen shares his 5 P's of Survival, a simple DIY approach to navigating change, building a career, creating community, and turning ideas into action.Plan what you wan
Scissors for Lefty | The Return of Bay Area Indie Sleaze (opens the original)
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Scissors for Lefty exploded out of the San Francisco indie-rock explosion of the mid-2000s, turning heads globally with their sharp, danceable guitar hooks, clever lyricism, and relentless energy. Formed by the Campbell brothers and childhood friends, the band pioneered a distinct blend of British-influenced indie swagger and California punch. From sharing stages with Arctic Monkeys, Erasure, and The Presets to landing tracks on major video games and television networks, Scissors for Lefty remai
My First Earthquake | Time Machine Brought Late 2000's Band to The Present (opens the original)
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Founded mid-earthquake in 2006 by singer Rebecca Garza-Bortman and bassist Chad Thornton, San Francisco’s My First Earthquake delivers a bold, synth-riddled indie electro-pop sound. Channelling the energetic, multi-instrumental jumpiness of Of Montreal and the sharp hooks of The Kills, the band became a staple of the Bay Area music scene. Across their primary run through 2011, they released two full-length albums ( Downstairs and Friction ) and threw legendarily sweaty live dance parties. Catch
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