Stay ConnectedA New York Podcast hosted by George Reynolds and Sam Hoyos.
This is a podcast where these two musicians are on a mission to find out the philosophy behind how and why their guests do what they do. Guests include musicians, authors, comedians, actors and essentially anyone in the Arts community with a story to tell.
We did an interview with Derrick Sherman form Sainthood Reps and his solo project Grist Mil. Derrick shares his stories of his origins in music, to touring with Brand New. We also discuss Sainthood Reps and his solo project Grist Mil.
Sainthood Reps
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Georges Jewelry Shop
Playing Dead (Sam's Band)
We had a great conversation with our friend Michael Dubin. Although Michael is mostly associated with his photography in some circles, in many other circles we talk about the many other projects and music-oriented stuff he is known-for. We talk about how he started and ran Fadeaway Records in 1999 (with the help of Neil),which released the first Movielife and which was active for 4 years. After a 10 year break, the label was relaunched as a non-profit with the "Friends" Comp. A 3xLP comp featuring 37 unreleased songs with 100% of the proceeds being donated to cancer research (http://www.fadeawayrecords.com/indexFRNDS.html). Dubin discusses his Radio show on K-Rock (one of the biggest rock radio station in the country) for 6 years 2004 - 2010 which was recorded in his house. Micahel also discusses the traveling music photo show featuring the work of 5 photographers from the 90's through the early 2000's called " Sti;; Screaming" Which featured galleries in Philly, Boston, DC, Venice Beach, Oakland, NYC and Montclair, NJ. Dubin talks about some of the bands hes managed and (and helped in an unofficial manner) and also the band he is currently managed now, a band from Brooklyn called Common Sage. Archive Account instagram.com/longislandhardcorescrapbook Current Work instagram.com/michaeldubin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please consider Supporting George's Jewelry Company: 515 Jewelry Studio
Eddie Reyes returns to the podcast to discuss what hes been up to musically, professionally and personally.
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I sat with Comedian Neil Rubenstein for the second time as he was traveling through Las Vegas for some shows.
We caught up on all things in his personal and professional world as we traded ideas about what's goin on in this crazy new world of all of ours.
Find out everything you need to know about Neil on his site and social media.
Since the day I started this podcast, Paul Bearer was and remained on my list of top 5 people that I had wanted to interview for more than one reason.
I'm sure that its clear to almost anyone who has seen him play on any stage anywhere during his over 35 year career in music that he is one of the most unique front-men the hardcore/punk scene has ever had. Its an enduring legacy that persists because Paul is known as much for the great material he's been making for all those years on records as much as his for his classic rants, wit and epic storytelling in between the songs.
So, as satisfying and almost familiar as it was to hear Paul speak in a way that reflected the lyrics and stage persona that many of us have come to know and expect over the years, it was intriguing and gratifying to hear him speak in a deep, caring and profound way. He showed a side I had never really seen before and spoke of things I had never heard in previous interviews.
I finally got a chance to chop it up with the legendary Long Island MC RA The Rugged Man. We talked movies and hip hop, including about his brilliant brand new album, All My Heroes Are Dead (out now). Dropping this one as a joint venture between Red River Podcast and If I Ruled The World Podcast. It was recorded via zoom so I cleaned the audio as best i could in this pandemic era. Please listen and share if you enjoyed it, and check out our podcast network, Dark Satellite Media.-- Sam Hoyos
Album link:
https://open.spotify.com/album/705tt4x1hmJwhdM2I1vRmZ?si=VP5kWeOfTPeMl8d348XoFQ
For more than 20 years, Mike Rubino has been the singer and front-man for some of the most aggressive hardcore bands on Long Island. In a rare interview, he speaks on his history in LIHC, his bands, his philosophy on life and his future.
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(ALBUM TO BE RELEASED ON 3-31-20)
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George and Joe from Outburst discuss how they formed, broke up, reformed and their unexpected rediscovery by younger audiences and newer bands.
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