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Chris Aarons: Turning Heartbreak Into a DIY Indie Music Career (opens the original)
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Chris Aarons on Building a Music Legacy: DIY Home Recording, Daily Consistency, and Independent Artist Survival Host Becky Boyland interviews Orlando singer-songwriter and self-taught producer Chris Aarons on Second Verse about returning to music, building a legacy, and navigating independent artistry. Chris shares how childhood trumpet, a shift from business to voice and musical theater in college, and mentorship shaped his path, followed by a painful first marriage that pushed him to choose hi
From Touring Drummer to Faceless Alt-Rock Artist: Dan From Downingtown (opens the original)
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Dan From Downingtown on Anonymous Alt-Rock, DIY Recording, and Letting Fans Find You | Second Verse Podcast Host Becky Boyland interviews Dan From Downingtown, a masked independent alternative rock/post-hardcore artist who built his solo career after the pandemic shut down his Boston band and pushed him into isolation and songwriting, encouraged by his friend and collaborator Noah. Dan explains how his 2023 debut EP “Stasis” launched a growing cult following and how his latest album “En-tro-py”
Prince of Soul Jazz: Nick Stefanacci on Quitting, Quincy Jones, and Saying Yes (opens the original)
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Nick Stefanacci on Saying Yes, Leaving Teaching, and Building Sweet Lion Music Host Becky Boyland interviews saxophonist Nick Stefanacci on Second Verse about his one-word philosophy—“yes”—and how saying yes to gigs and opportunities shaped his career. Nick shares his origin story: growing up in a musical New Jersey family, choosing saxophone in fourth grade, early jazz performances, and mentorship from teacher J. Chuck Sastre, whose death led Nick to launch a memorial scholarship funded by a be
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