Transcending Single Digits - The Search for Rhythm

Welcome to episode nine: the single-digit episode finale. 

As we wave goodbye to the single-digit life, we’ll learn about the first time music was performed live on TV, a scandalous Beatles retreat in India, and the oldest operating recording studio in New York City. Being experimental is our thing around here. And if being experimental is your thing, well, strap in and try not to transcendent your face off.

Our musical feature is from the legendary local band "Solemn Vision", a progressive melodic death band out of the Brooklyn/Queens/Las Vegas regions. We’ll listen to their song "The Soul Impaled”, which is off the band's LP: Solemn Vision, released in March, 2019. Anthony - their bassist - takes a moment while on tour with Australian melodic death metal band Be'lakor, to bestow wisdom on topics including the perfect hummus, what a successful band tour looks like, and the impact your art can have on people. Links below.

Each episode will feature an independent musical artist. Our intention is to uplift the worldwide local music scenes. To have your music featured on the podcast, email us at: [email protected]. You must own the rights to your music. If not, we will need the license from whomever does (such as your record label, or music publisher). WAV files preferred.

Links to Music:

Band feature "The Soul Impaled" by Solemn Vision

https://open.spotify.com/track/7p1p4eMu6ZoFIwod47BIxn?si=383ffe06b92a45f6

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