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Gold Robot RecordsGuma - Highway 10 BluesInterstate Highway 10 is the southernmost cross-country highway in the United States and runs in nearly a straight line for a mind-numbing 2,460.34 miles. Anyone who has traveled on this road can attest to a strange, almost perverse sense of despair and disease that seems to slowly drape itself over one’s vehicle after a couple of hours.
It’s with this in mind that Guma presents “Highway 10 Blues,” a song which needs no further explanation than its own title. Surrounded by the trappings of a life spent on the highway— guns, gears, and more than a little gasoline— writer T.J. Masters make...2022-09-0104 min
How This WorksSelena Rosanbalm (replay)This episode originally played 5 Jan 2021. The question around, 'What is mastering?' comes up around 27 minutes into the episode
Having grown up with the idea that she wanted to perform and make music, Selena Rosanbalm talks with Skipper about being a musician and the work she’s done to write, record, release, and promote an independent album in 2020 with everything that's going on.
The conversation has a wide swing, starting with her love of yacht rock (think Michael McDonald or Hall & Oates or the Doobie Bros), her fear of things underwater, her early thrill with performing "I Just Can't Wait to...2021-04-2753 min
How This WorksDelay of showOur planned episode with Piper Payne (https://www.howthisworks.show/guests/piper-payne) will be delayed this week, that's the bad news; the good news is that it'll be available next week. Plus, Skipper talks about how it came about that we're talking to Piper — a mastering engineer (hint: Selena Rosanbalm (https://www.howthisworks.show/guests/selena-rosanbalm)) — and previews the last two episodes of the season. The next next one will have Sarah Sudhoff and the last one with Skipper Chong Warson in the hot seat.
Thanks for understanding, be safe, have a good week, and stayed tuned.2021-04-1204 min
How This WorksSelena RosanbalmHaving grown up with the idea that she wanted to perform and make music, Selena Rosanbalm talks with Skipper about being a musician and the work she’s done to write, record, release, and promote an independent album in 2020 with everything that's going on.
The conversation has a wide swing, starting with her love of yacht rock (think Michael McDonald or Hall & Oates or the Doobie Bros), her fear of things underwater, her early thrill with performing "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" from The Lion King, the number system for calling the chords of the songs to everyone on...2021-01-0552 min