To kick off 2021 I was pleased to interview Adele Etheridge Woodson (@adelecomposer) about her upcoming EP release "Sunday in the Park" which comes out in a few weeks on January 30th. 

Adele Etheridge Woodson is a Film Composer, String Arranger, and Producer, from Tempe, AZ. She's been nominated for Best Original Score at the International Sound and Film Music Festival last year for her work on “Pant Hoot”, a documentary short featuring Dr. Jane Goodall, she has also had compositional premieres in Vienna, Austria, New York City, Phoenix, Cleveland, and Nashville. 

In Part II of Adele's interview, we wrap up the conversations from the end of Part I and then dive deep into discussing "Sunday in the Park"! Our interview ends with a surprise rapid fire Q&A you don't want to miss! 

To learn more about Adele and her music visit adelebrooke.com and search for her on all major streaming platforms now! 

To kick off 2021 I was pleased to interview Adele Etheridge Woodson (@adelecomposer) about her upcoming EP release "Sunday in the Park" which comes out in a few weeks on January 30th. 

Adele Etheridge Woodson is a Film Composer, String Arranger, and Producer, from Tempe, AZ. She's been nominated for Best Original Score at the International Sound and Film Music Festival last year for her work on “Pant Hoot”, a documentary short featuring Dr. Jane Goodall, she has also had compositional premieres in Vienna, Austria, New York City, Phoenix, Cleveland, and Nashville. 

In Part 1 of this episode we chat about many topics ranging from Adele's musical background, how she got interested in becoming a composer for visual media, what inspires her creativity, how she starts new projects, and more! Part 2 of this episode will be available next Friday, January 22nd. 

To learn more about Adele and her music visit adelebrooke.com and search for her on all major streaming platforms now! 

Are people born with a natural ability to be musical? In this episode of the Listening Lounge Podcast, special guest Matt Beaudin (@Matt_The_Sax) and I discuss this question in great detail from a variety of different angles. 

In this episode we openly discuss 1. Personal experiences related to this question, 2. What types of musical abilities we believe are considered "natural", 3. If early exposure to a musical environment has an impact on one's ability to be musical, and so much more! 

Follow Matt Beaudin on social media by searching @Matt_The_Sax, he can also be found on songs released by our band Supernothing (@supernothingnh) primarily on Spotify and YouTube! Please subscribe to the Listening Lounge Podcast and share your thoughts on the episode by submitting a rating and/or comment.