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Teyquil Skelton is a multi-hyphenate artist from Philadelphia—singer, songwriter, producer, writer, actor, and all-around performer. This podcast dives into the world of a creator whose sound fuses indie pop, electro, and synth with an unmistakable 80s nostalgia, reimagined through a modern lens. Influenced by an eclectic roster—from David Bowie and Prince to The Cure, The Smiths, and James Blake to Troye Sivan and Robyn—Teyquil’s music weaves ambient textures, feathered strings, thick bass, and emotive “sad boy” chords into dynamic tracks that effortlessly bridge intimate emotion with propulsive, bass-forward energy.

What you’ll hear:
Musical journey and influences**: A deep dive into the artists who shaped Teyquil’s sonic landscape and the way those inspirations translate into contemporary soundscapes.
In-progress drops and production insights**: Behind-the-scenes looks at debut singles in the works, discussing gear, arranging, vocal approaches, and the evolution from idea to arrangement.
Sound design and mood**: Exploration of ambient textures, string layering, bass textures, and the emotional arc that drives Teyquil’s music—from introspective ballads to assertive, high-energy synth-driven tracks.
Performance craft and storytelling**: How performance experience informs recording, staging, and the narrative in studio and on stage.
Guest interviews and conversations**: Candid conversations with artists across rock, pop, and indie scenes, sharing stories, process, and collaboration experiences.

Guest lineup and conversations:
Richie Ramone (Ramones), Kim Thayil (Soundgarden), Wayne Kramer (MC5)
The Weathers, Noah Sierota (Echosmith), Virgin Records artist Girli
And many more artists who inspire, challenge, and expand Teyquil’s musical world

Why listen:
A fresh perspective from a versatile Philadelphia artist with a heritage of performance and a forward-looking sonic palate.
An ongoing exploration of the intersection between nostalgic 80s energy and contemporary electronic and indie aesthetics.
Honest, in-the-moment conversations about creativity, collaboration, and the art of making music that resonates emotionally and physically.

Tune in for new episodes that fuse storytelling, music-making, and conversations with notable voices from the music scene—all through the lens of Teyquil Skelton’s unique artistry.

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Bold, concise opener: A Detroit-born rapper carving a path from family roots to independent success, P.O.E. GB brings humor, hustle, and hard-won respect to every track.

Background &Influences**: Growing up in a house full of music and inspired by my uncle Lo-Ki, a Detroit underground rapper, I learned early to blend storytelling with humor—freestyling and remaking songs into funny, fresh versions that sparked my creative spark.

Evolution & Breakthrough**: I didn’t fully commit to music until college, then returned home and helped form P.O.E (Product of Our Environment) with family and friends. From there, the momentum started to build.

Notable Achievements**:
Features with respected names like Jae Millz, Doughboyz Cashout, and Fleez.
Features in projects and outlets such as “Shout Out Michigan,” “The Voyage,” and appearances on the Smoke Somethin Pod and Kid L Podcast, among others.
Continued output of projects and videos, celebrating every release as a milestone.

What to Expect**: This podcast dives into the journey of crafting music with authenticity, the grind of independent artistry, and the stories behind each release—from studio sessions to the fires of collaboration.

Call to Action**: Join Infinite & Brick as they peel back the layers of the landscape that shaped P.O.E, celebrate the wins, and keep pushing boundaries one track at a time.

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Where passion, perseverance, and purpose collide. Host Infinite and Brick talk with Dr. Maestro Ferman—Philadelphia-born musician, arranger, educator, and theologian—to explore the untold chapters behind a lifelong career in music and ministry.
Each episode dives into a guest’s journey from life’s hardest moments to moments of breakthrough, with a focus on mental elevation, resilience, and the healing power of art.
Expect candid conversations about discipline learned in adolescence, overcoming physical and emotional pain, navigating grief, and turning trauma into a mission that inspires others.
Topics span:
Mental elevation: discipline, trauma, faith, and perseverance
Music education and craft: orchestration, fundamentals, and balancing creativity with craft
Music business and branding: longevity, integrity, and navigating independence
Mental health: grief, healing, and the role of music as therapy
Special episodes feature in-depth questions inspired by Maestro’s experiences, plus rapid-fire moments that reveal personal insights and legacies.
Aimed at artists, educators, students, and anyone seeking practical wisdom for turning life’s challenges into art that heals and moves people.

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