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REPLAY: Succeeding as a Black Entrepreneur in the Music Industry

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For Black History Month, Underground Music Collective presented a special live virtual panel, Succeeding as a Black Entrepreneur in the Music Industry, on Wednesday, February 15. Our panel of multi-disciplinary music industry veterans shared their experiences navigating the industry as a Black creative, the challenges they’ve encountered and overcome, and the lessons they have learned along the way.

Want more educational opportunities like this? Join our next virtual panel, Succeeding as a Woman in the Music Industry, on International Women’s Day (Wednesday, March 8). And, if you want to help us expand our educational and community resource offerings, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to UMC via the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville.

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Balancing Life Changes and the Dream: A Conversation with Kate Puckett

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Kate Puckett is a Nashville-based soulful pop singer with a powerhouse voice and a down-to-earth presence. Like many of us, Kate’s life changed throughout the course of the pandemic in a variety of ways — most notably, she became a mother for the first time.

As two independent creatives in our 30s, we have a lot to say about the constant balancing act between real world responsibilities and pursuing our passions. The result is an uplifting conversation meant to inspire creativity for people of all ages.

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You’re Going to Hate This Episode (ft. The OG Quinn Spinn Family)

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There’s something for everyone — to like or dislike — about this episode of The Quinn Spinn.

We chat about WrestleMania season, peruse the IHOP menu, and enjoy a Stupid News that might actually be the work of a genius.

All of that, plus Feelin’ Good and a special Something for Your Ears.

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Building Global Connections: A Conversation with Will Linley

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Hailing from Cape Town, South Africa, Will Linley‘s authenticity and accessible, well-crafted pop songs have connected with fans worldwide. Will’s breakthrough 2022 EP, kill all my feelings, and recent single, “Last Call,” tell relatable stories for anyone navigating life and love in the 21st Century.

Will’s joy and gratitude for all that has happened — and everything still to come — is palpable on this episode of The Quinn Spinn.

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Outlaw Pop is Here: Checking in with DEVORA

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Hailing from a small desert town in Arizona, DEVORA “bridges outlaw country melodies with dark pop hooks, drawing you into her surrealist western world.” Her new EP, God Is Dead, blends influences as varied as Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Nine Inch Nails, and Lana Del Rey together, painting a gritty, unromanticized portrait of the American West.

DEVORA joins us from the road to chat about the EP, her current tour opening for Bush, and her plans for the rest of 2023.

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Sunday Replay: Entrepreneurship, Empowerment, and Lightning Strikes

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Want to have an impact? Want to feel inspired? This week’s The Quinn Spinn Sunday Replay has everything you need!

Our recent conversations with Keith Evan Gay, Adam Arnold (a.k.a. Scotty Rock), and Sacha Walton of SWI Management Group will give you all the motivation you need to start a new week strong.

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Sunday Replay: Relationships, Australian Myths, and The Office

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We’re showing off our range with these Sunday Replay clips from our Official Podcast, The Quinn Spinn.

In these clips, find out:

  • The value of having a supportive relationship partner.
  • Whether Australia is real.
  • If The Office is actually funny.

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Like a Phoenix: Fyre Byrd’s Journey from Australia to Nashville

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The incredible story of Fyre Byrd begins in Australia. This brother-sister duo — who make “loud, angry music for emotional people” — came to the U.S. in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic and were met with early challenges that tested their limits and led them to a place of deeper understanding.

It also led them to newfound creative inspiration, which can be heard on their first two U.S. singles, “Happy Thoughts” and “Godless.” We discuss the music and their shared journey, and answer everyone’s burning questions about Australia.

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Save the Date: Virtual Panel to Commemorate Black History Month Feb. 15

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This year, we’ll be educating the masses with a series of roundtable panel discussions featuring music industry veterans, who will share their experiences and perspectives for the benefit of those navigating their own creative journeys.

The first of these discussions will take place online next month — and it’s free to tune in!

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