Spending ten years in the corporate world, Willow Hoods started to ask himself the tough questions and pursue a path that would lead to his success today. He shares his origin story on what was it like when he started to pick up the scissors and bringing the fade in Cebu. He also talked about how music has heavily influenced his life, creating the Good Neighborhood, and his pursuit of tackling new challenges.
The musician has always been the focal point when it comes to creating music, and most of the time they get a lot of the credit. But true music enthusiasts would know how sound engineers and play a vital role in making a song from better to great. Sho discusses the nuances between the functions of sound engineers and on how they create "magic" in their work. He also talked about how he got to work with UDD and how he balances this while being the guitarist of his own band. If you want to delve deeper into the local music scene and the work behind the scenes, this episode will definitely pique your interest.
The director of Project Element and one of the founders of United Cebu Dance community Herzl Abao is one of the prominent names that you can hear when it comes to the dancing scene in Cebu.
For the fans of the local hip-hop scene and music producing, you are in for a treat! Six the North Star, a legendary producer and member of Shadow Moses, Logiclub, Ampon, MDK, and Secret Invasion, discussed his life as a producer.
In the past couple of years, the spoken word scene has been steadily growing and getting recognition. Open mic nights have been popping around, and it has served as safe spaces for people who wish to share their words and emotions about anything and everything.
More than just a night full of quirky brain teasers and interesting trivia, Slogos Night has always been one of the things that you can do when you want to have a sure-fire fun(or competitive) night in Cebu City.
On this episode, we had the chance to talk with Chris Egan Roxas and his story in creating the multi-awarded XS Group of Companies.
For the first podcast, we sat down in the office of Marvin Conanan in Makati. Being the head of Purveyr, it was a perfect opportunity for us to see the creative landscape in the metro through his point of view.
They say that podcasts are a great way(and a great excuse!) to talk to interesting people where they’re able to share their inspirational stories, funny anecdotes, memorable triumphs, and failures. It’s also another way for our listeners to learn a thing or two from the people talking behind the microphone where they may pick up something that would help them in their personal, professional, creative, or even spiritual life.