Shotgun Story

If you're an indie musician in SA, you know Conrad. Or you WANT TO!
Conrad Jamneck (STRAB Festival / The Daisy Jones Bar at OMG)
Independent artist over there, are you over-thinking things? Conrad Jamneck's got some perspective checks you may be keen to hear...
Born into an entertainment family, and with a history in music as long as a life, Conrad is a Sound Engineer, Festival Organiser, Technical Director, Vibe Director, Venue Owner, Consultant, Driver, Psychologist, Assistant and Musician.
In this weeks episode, we talk about the story behind the Fake Leather Blues Band, how less is more when it comes to jamming, painting the inside of your soul, a livestream from under a tree in Mozambique, and learning new ways to connect with your audience. Also, some super practical advice for artists!
If you want to connect with Conrad [email protected]
Outro music mused with permission from rights holder. Follow Conrad on Instagram · Find Conrad on Facebook

If you're an indie musician in SA, you know Conrad. Or you WANT TO!
Conrad Jamneck (STRAB Festival / The Daisy Jones Bar at OMG)
Independent artist over there, are you over-thinking things? Conrad Jamneck's got some perspective checks you may be keen to hear...
Born into an entertainment family, and with a history in music as long as a life, Conrad is a Sound Engineer, Festival Organiser, Technical Director, Vibe Director, Venue Owner, Consultant, Driver, Psychologist, Assistant and Musician.
In this weeks episode, we talk about the story behind the Fake Leather Blues Band, how less is more when it comes to jamming, painting the inside of your soul, a livestream from under a tree in Mozambique, and learning new ways to connect with your audience. Also, some super practical advice for artists!
If you want to connect with Conrad [email protected]
Outro music mused with permission from rights holder. Follow Conrad on Instagram · Find Conrad on Facebook · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist

Did you miss him? Me too! Retired from comedy, here's what comes next...
Daniel Friedman is a Joburg-based writer and performer.
From 2010 to 2020 he performed under the alias Deep Fried Man, receiving a Comics Choice Award, a Standard Bank Ovation Award and 2 International Emmy nominations as a writer and cast member of the television show Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola.
Before this, he self-released two albums as a singer-songwriter. He has also worked as a journalist, columnist and scriptwriter.
In this week's episode, Daniel talks about retiring from comedy, making kids music, writing serious songs, collaborations, low self-esteem, robots taking over the world and mostly it's a LOT of music talk. In fact, if you were looking for some new music suggestions, this would be the episode to listen to!
Outro Music : Bring on the Rain by High Society
Music used with permission from the rights holder. Shotgun Story Spotify Playlist - Enjoy :-) · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta

Did you miss him? Me too! Retired from comedy, here's what comes next...
Daniel Friedman is a Joburg-based writer and performer.
From 2010 to 2020 he performed under the alias Deep Fried Man, receiving a Comics Choice Award, a Standard Bank Ovation Award and 2 International Emmy nominations as a writer and cast member of the television show Late Nite News with Loyiso Gola.
Before this, he self-released two albums as a singer-songwriter. He has also worked as a journalist, columnist and scriptwriter.
In this week's episode, Daniel talks about retiring from comedy, making kids music, writing serious songs, collaborations, low self-esteem, robots taking over the world and mostly it's a LOT of music talk. In fact, if you were looking for some new music suggestions, this would be the episode to listen to!
Outro Music : Bring on the Rain by High Society
Music used with permission from the rights holder. Shotgun Story Spotify Playlist - Enjoy :-)

Part of what forms a generations culture, music ought to stand for something
An artist who is not defined by a single genre, AusTebza plays bass guitar and sings like a goddess.
She's toured the world (from The Cape Town Jazz Festival and SXSW with HHP, to Australia with Wouter Kellerman), and over the course of her career has had a real influence on the music industry in SA.
In today's episode we talk about music that changes peoples lives, making albums in your own language, and what the cover charge you pay to see a musician play live is actually for.
It's full of goosebumps and reminders about the importance of why it matters that creators keep making their art.
Outro music by AusTebza
Used with permission from the rights holder. AusTebza on Instagram · AusTebza on Twitter · AusTebza on Facebook · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist

Part of what forms a generations culture, music ought to stand for something
An artist who is not defined by a single genre, AusTebza plays bass guitar and sings like a goddess.
She's toured the world (from The Cape Town Jazz Festival and SXSW with HHP, to Australia with Wouter Kellerman), and over the course of her career has had a real influence on the music industry in SA.
In today's episode we talk about music that changes peoples lives, making albums in your own language, and what the cover charge you pay to see a musician play live is actually for.
It's full of goosebumps and reminders about the importance of why it matters that creators keep making their art.
Outro music by AusTebza
Used with permission from the rights holder. AusTebza on Instagram · AusTebza on Twitter · AusTebza on Facebook

Pragmatic, honest, funny, and even more inspiring because of its realness.
“If you make somebody feel something, you've kind of succeeded, unless they feel that they hate you.” – Matthew Van der Want
In this week's episode, I chat to South African singer, songwriter and legend, Matthew Van der Want. He talks about his complicated relationship with success, living in a constant state of writers block, being disillusioned, collaborating with Chris Letcher, and how music is a fantastic way to communicate emotion.
This is one of my favourite episodes.
Outro music : Times Up 2 - Matthew Van der Want with Chris Letcher, Victoria Hume, Andrew Joseph and Nic Bjorkman
Music used with permission from the rights holder Matthew van der Want on Twitter · Matthew van der Want on Bandcamp · WATCH van der Want / Letcher - Lockdown Live

Pragmatic, honest, funny, and even more inspiring because of its realness.
“If you make somebody feel something, you've kind of succeeded, unless they feel that they hate you.” – Matthew Van der Want
In this week's episode, I chat to South African singer, songwriter and legend, Matthew Van der Want. He talks about his complicated relationship with success, living in a constant state of writers block, being disillusioned, collaborating with Chris Letcher, and how music is a fantastic way to communicate emotion.
This is one of my favourite episodes.
Outro music : Times Up 2 - Matthew Van der Want with Chris Letcher, Victoria Hume, Andrew Joseph and Nic Bjorkman
Music used with permission from the rights holder Matthew van der Want on Twitter · Matthew van der Want on Bandcamp · WATCH van der Want / Letcher - Lockdown Live · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist

Ready to stretch into the possibilities of your creative purpose?
This conversation will make you feel like anything and everything is possible.
Tubatsi Mpho Moloi is a South African born singer songwriter influenced by the sounds of blues, jazz, rock and African folk music. His music asks the audience to be open-minded and exploratory as he brings a collaboration of sound and genre in creating an authentic fusion folk sound.
Tubatsi talks freedom and collaboration, learning the rules to break the rules, using your gifts, creating multiple streams of income within the creative industries and of a world that doesn’t have to be this sad.
Outro music : Basimanyana - Tubatsi Mpho Moloi
Used with permission from rights holder. Tubatsi Mpho Moloi on Instagram · Tubatsi Mpho Moloi on Facebook · Urban Village on Instagram

Ready to stretch into the possibilities of your creative purpose?
This conversation will make you feel like anything and everything is possible.
Tubatsi Mpho Moloi is a South African born singer songwriter influenced by the sounds of blues, jazz, rock and African folk music. His music asks the audience to be open-minded and exploratory as he brings a collaboration of sound and genre in creating an authentic fusion folk sound.
Tubatsi talks freedom and collaboration, learning the rules to break the rules, using your gifts, creating multiple streams of income within the creative industries and of a world that doesn’t have to be this sad.
Outro music : Basimanyana - Tubatsi Mpho Moloi
Used with permission from rights holder. Tubatsi Mpho Moloi on Instagram · Tubatsi Mpho Moloi on Facebook · Urban Village on Instagram · website · Facebook · Twitter · insta · Spotify Playlist