Odd Okoddo is a duo from Kenya and Germany, comprised of Olith Ratego and Sven Kacirek. The two artists crossed paths in Kenya around ten years ago when Sven Kacirek was working on his album "Kenya Sessions," which gained him recognition as a global producer.In 2018, they officially formed the project ODD OKODDO, combining their diverse talents seamlessly. Together, they create an energetic and vibrant sound that showcases Ratego's impressive vocal range and variety of tones alongside Kacirek's exceptional percussion skills. Olith Ratego specializes in singing in a musical style known as "dodo," originating from the shores of Lake Victoria in Kenya.This traditional female singing style is widely popular among Luo communities. In our discussion, we delved into Olith's deep passion for music from a young age, the significant influence of Tabu Osusa (a passionate Afro-Fusion producer who discovered him), the encounter with Sven, and various aspects of Dodo music in addition to their debut album Auma which was launched in 2019.It's been such a fantastic chance to meet Olith and Seven, truly extraordinary individuals.Olith has this incredible talent for crafting musical instruments that bring joy and inspiration to others. I encourage you to listen and immerse yourself in the wonderful sonic journey they create! 🎧Let's talk about today's episode:👉🏻 Let's connect on Instagram 👉🏻 Drop me a note at hello@musictravelguide.netI love hearing from you!Join our upcoming Online Q&A Session w/ Vitor Cabral!I want to extend an invitation for you to join us in an exciting live Q&A session on May 7th at 7 pm. Our special guest will be Vitor Cabral, a talented drummer, percussionist, and producer hailing from São Paulo, Brazil. During the session, Vitor will guide us through the fascinating musical traditions of Brazil. He'll also be answering all of your burning questions about his creative process as an independent artist. To take part in this exclusive event, sign up for our Club Membership today HERE.
Ma Nu is a renowned DJ in the underground scene of northern Italy, and he has gained recognition as one of the resident artists at the prestigious Jazz Re:Found Festival. 🎷Additionally, Ma Nu plays a vital role in Riviera Gang Crew, an influential organization that has been leading the electric clubbing scene in north-western Italy for several years.In our conversation, we talked about "Liguria Transatlantica," a vinyl collection that focuses entirely on a unique Italian Jazz scene found in Liguria, which is located in the northwest region of Italy. This area has a special connection to South American and Brazilian jazz, not only musically but also lyrically. The compilation and his "music migrations" ideas have also evolved into a festival known as "Transatlantica," held in Genova, the capital city of Liguria.Meeting Ma Nu was a wonderful opportunity to explore a musical movement that deserves attention, shedding light on the inspiring link between Italian music traditions and black music.Take pleasure in listening! 🎧Want to talk about today's episode with a community of music enthusiasts?Join our Club Membership today 👉🏻 by starting your 7-DAY FREE TRIAL and connect with artists, musicians and black music lovers from all around the world.I asked Ma Nu to compile a list of tracks to describe the Bossa Ligure Sound.There it is 👉🏻 enjoy listening HERE!
Eve Risser, a talented performer, composer, and arranger from France, is the founder of The Red Desert Orchestra. This ensemble comprises nine skilled European musicians and was founded by Risser herself.The group focuses on two main programs: Kogoba Basigui and Eurythmia. Kogoba Basigui originated from collaborating with seven (now six) Malian musicians based in Bamako (Kaladjula Band). In comparison, Eurythmia involves the collaboration of the Red Desert Orchestra with three Burkinabe musicians residing in France.Within this framework, Eve Risser showcases her skills and talent by fusing European orchestral sounds, free jazz, and the vibrant musical heritage of Mali to guide you through a spiritual journey inspired by her work with Nainy Diabaté.Our chat covered numerous fascinating facets of the Red Desert Orchestra. We started with Eve's reflections on the JazzFest performance, her connection to African and Malian music, and the challenges of managing a music project that bridges African and French influences, both musically and sociologically. To finish, Eve shared insights into her significant sources of inspiration drawn from Malian music.Meeting Eve was a wonderful opportunity to explore a powerful ensemble with the primary goal of positively impacting the world. Take pleasure in listening! 🎧Let's talk about today's episode:👉🏻 Let's connect on Instagram 👉🏻 Drop me a note at hello@musictravelguide.netI love hearing from you!Interested in participating in our upcoming Online Community Event?I want to invite you to participate in our online gathering next Tuesday at 7 pm. We'll be delving into our monthly topic: the impact of Social Media on the Music Industry.This is a fantastic chance to explore how social media influences artist promotion and other significant roles in today's online landscape. To participate, sign up for our Club Membership today and enjoy a 7-day FREE trial by clicking HERE.
Nicola Conte, a talented Italian DJ, producer, guitarist, and bandleader, has gained recognition for his distinctive contributions to the acid jazz genre. Growing up in the charming city of Bari in southern Italy, he always had a deep passion for expressing himself through music.Inspired by his journeys to London and influenced by what was happening between jazz and clubs in the UK with people like Paul Murphy and Gilles Peterson, Nicola embarked on a mission to cultivate an alternative cultural scene by putting on parties with other forward-thinking DJs and musicians within Bari. This led him to establish the renowned Fez Club - a vibrant space where individuals could fully immerse themselves in an entirely new world inspired by London's dynamic cultural landscape. In doing so, Nicola laid the groundwork for what would become known as the Italian acid jazz movement. Through his creativity and musical prowess, Nicola has left an indelible mark on the industry while continuing to captivate audiences worldwide with his unique soundscapes.I'm highly grateful for having the chance to sit down with Nicola, as he also shared advice on spreading culture by studying music and great insights for aspiring DJs and musicians who want to express themselves through music. Enjoy listening! 🎧Curious to know about our Club Membership?By joining the Music Travel Guide Club, you open up to exciting community events and broaden your music knowledge through our guest speaker's insights.Join the CLUB MEMBERSHIP HERE! 👈🏻
Alogte Oho is the number one Frafra gospel artist from within the vibrant music scene of Bolgatanga in Northern Ghana. Bolgatanga and its environs are the birthplace of most of the musicians in Frafra country and, thus, the cultural epicentre of northern Ghana.At thirteen, Oho joined the church choir, deeply impressed by its energy and spirituality, and gained his first experience of professional studio recordings. In 2013, Oho met German producer Max Weissenfeldt, with whom he recorded the internationally acclaimed album 'Mam Yinne Wa'. (2013)In today's episode, I Oho and Max Weissenweldt will take you on a journey to what Frafra Gospel really is, the story of their first meeting in Ghana, and the inspirations behind their latest works; above all, 'O Yinne!' (Album, 2023). Having the chance to meet Oho and Max was an absolute delight. It provided a valuable opportunity to gain insight into a scene I genuinely hope will flourish and make its mark globally. Enjoy listening! 🎧Curious to know about our Club Membership?By joining the Music Travel Guide Club, you open up to exciting community events and broaden your music knowledge through our guest speaker's insights.You can learn more and join the CLUB MEMBERSHIP HERE. 👈🏻
On this Club members-only Talk Series, I am excited to welcome multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, DJ, and collector Mauricio Fleury.For over two decades, Mauricio has been a dynamic presence in the vibrant city of São Paulo.For the last 20 years, Mauricio has been on the road and in studio with great artists from Brazil and abroad, such as Gal Costa, João Donato, Bixiga 70, Tony Allen, Quantic, and Marlena Shaw. Mauricio discusses one of the most underrated Brazilian genius, Pedro Santos. As a first track, we listened to Desengano da Vista - a track included in Pedro dos Santos' 1968 psychedelic Brazilian masterpiece Krishnanda. I am very grateful to Mauricio for generously giving his time, humour and insightful anecdotes.Speaking of our Club, I am thrilled to announce that our brand-new Community Membership is about to open its door officially. 🎉For this occasion, we invite you to join us on JUNE 27 at 7 pm (CEST) for a special FREE ONLINE COMMUNITY EVENT in conversation with Red Bird and Strokovic.Get ready to connect with fellow music lovers and meet DJs, musicians, producers and singers/songwriters worldwide. SAVE YOUR FREE SPOT RIGHT AWAY HEREWe can't wait to meet you!
In today's episode, I sit down with Berlin-based jazz poet, vocalist and pianist Sean Haefeli to discuss his thinking process in jazz poetry and how Strata Records - The Sound of Detroit Reimagined by Jazzanova (Album - 2022) came to life. I hope you take something amazing from our chat! Enjoy the listening 🎧Want to join a community of black music lovers?📆 Do not miss our next Online Meetup on April 4 at 7 pm (CET)🎶 Meet great music enthusiasts and connect with DJs, musicians, & Record collectors. Secure your free spot NOWIs there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? Send a voicemailConnect with Music Travel Guide:Subscribe to the monthly newsletter to keep updated on our next events and receive a curated list of the best jazz events and club nights in Berlin.Follow Music Travel Guide on Instagram.Want to support Music Travel Guide? ❤️So if you value everything I share and want to support Music Travel Guide in preserving the legacy of black music, buy me a "coffee" here.Thank you so much for your support! 🙏
In today's episode, I sit down with the great London-based saxophonist and composer Camilla George to discover more about the new UK jazz scene revival and her latest release 'Ibio-Ibio' (Album - 2022). Listen in and enjoy this insightful chat! 🎧🙂Want to join a community of black music lovers?Do not miss our first Community Event on March 25 at Rhinoçeros in Berlin. Meet great music enthusiasts and join us for an inspiring afternoon to explore Afro-Brazilian music with Mauricio Fleury.Secure your ticketIs there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? Send a voicemailConnect with Music Travel Guide:Subscribe to the monthly newsletter to keep updated on our next events and receive a curated list of the best jazz events and club nights in Berlin.Follow Music Travel Guide on Instagram.Want to support Music Travel Guide? ❤️So if you value everything I share and want to support Music Travel Guide in preserving the legacy of black music, buy me a "coffee" here.Thank you so much for your support! 🙏
The Paradise Garage. One of the most important and influential clubs in New York. Michele Saunders, a Parisian native turned lifelong New Yorker, knows it well. Growing up listening to her father's records, Michele found her passion in exploring the crossroads between Jazz and Rock at least. Her lifelong passion for music took shape when she moved to America, catching the world-famous Amateur night at the Apollo Theatre in Haarlem and experiencing the legendary Paradise Garage alongside Larry Levan. In today's chat, we discussed all this, starting from her childhood, the time spent in New York City in the 70s and 80s and, of course, the legendary Paradise Garage.Enjoy listening 🎧Today's episode is sponsored by L.U.V. YOUR HOUSE - House Music Dj Collective Berlin.Don't miss their live set at Paloma Bar on Thursday, February 9.02:50 Growing up listening to Jazz06:18 James Balwin & The Cellar08:00 The introduction at the Paradise Garage14:02 A church on the dancefloor15:27 The music at the Paradise Garage16:59 New York Dance Music Culture in the early '80s21:20 Larry Levan23:47 The last night at the Paradise Garage27:53 The history NYC club Better DaysWould you like to discuss today's episode with a global community of music enthusiasts?Music Travel Guide is an online and in-person music lover community hosting speaking events on record collecting and all things black music.Join us on February 7 for the next ONLINE Music Travel Guide Meetup!👉 Free Registrations HereConnect with Music Travel Guide:Subscribe to the monthly newsletter to keep updated on our next events and receive a curated list of the best jazz events and club nights in Berlin.Follow Music Travel Guide on Instagram.Want to support Music Travel Guide? ❤️So if you value everything I share with you and want to support Music Travel Guide in preserving the legacy of black music, you can buy me a "coffee" here.Thank you so much for your support! 🙏
"I felt more connected to the keyboard because it just encompasses everything. You can play rhythm, bass, harmony and melody." The keyboard. That's how I met Àbáse. Such an exceptional and pure talent. Szabolcs blends rhythms and melodies from all over the world. He has been living in Berlin since 2018, growing up in Budapest and listening to jazz and hip-hop. The two biggest influences are Africa and Brazil. In all this, his love for creating creative black music. In today's episode, we started talking about his first steps into music, the importance of living in Rio de Janerio and Salvador discovering Brazilian music legends, to his latest album, "Laroyê",. I hope you enjoy the exchange! 🙂🎙09:36 The importance of club culture11:46 Hip-Hop: the biggest inspiration16:27 Exploring Brazil and its music culture21:59 The creation process behind "Laroyê" (Album - 2021)32:57 Salvador: the cradle of Brazil's Afro-Brazilian heritage36:36 Marcos Valle37:40 Àbáse's musical concept40:00 Àbáse & Stevo Atambire (Album "Invocation" - 2019)Want to join a community of black music lovers, musicians and vinyl collectors worldwide? Join us on December 13th for the next ONLINE Music Travel Guide Meetup!Free Registrations Here 👉 https://www.eventbrite.de/e/music-travel-guide-meetup-virtual-edition-djs-musicians-vinyl-lovers-tickets-473959404337Is there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? SEND A VOICEMAIL 👉 https://www.speakpipe.com/musictravelguideFollow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE 👇Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@musictravelguideTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@maikol.piardiFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/musictravelguideSubscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mWant to SUPPORT MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE? ❤️So if you value everything I share with you and want to support Music Travel Guide in preserving the legacy of black music, you can buy me a "coffee" here.👉 https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maikolpiardiThank you so much for your support! 🙏
Today, it's my birthday! For the occasion, I've decided to share a special interview with Tim Lawrence, one of the most profoundly passionate music historians of the New York Dance scene of the 70s and early 80s I have ever met. And what better day to honour the legacy of David Mancuso? Birthdays. David loved birthdays. In the children's home where he grew up, Sister Alicia used to hold birthday parties for all the kids under her care.I've spoken about this with Tim Lawrence and the other issues related to the music at The loft, David Mancuso and the History Of New York City party culture. Tim is a Professor of Cultural Studies and Co-director of the Centre for Cultural Studies Research. He teaches music and is the author of seminal books. One above all, "Love saves the day". A brilliant documentation of the dance and disco scene in New York during the 1970s with interviews from key players in the era, such as Frankie Knuckles, Francis Grasso, Nicky Siano, etc. In today's interview, Tim passionately shared the details and his own experiences. Honestly, it was more than an interview. I wish I could spend more time listening to Tim, shedding light on the contribution of music legends and what New York in the 70s was all about. I hope you will experience the same! ✨Enjoy listening 🎙03:18 Tim and its first connection to music09:14 House Music and New York City in the early 1990's14:29 Little Louie Vega and the new epitome of NY Dance Music Culture16:35 The meeting with David Mancuso20:08 The Loft - A genuine underground party music24:14 David Mancuso's philosophy: entering into a music conversation27:50 Love Saves The Day34:22 The music at The Loft49:30 Paradise Garage, Larry Levan, Frankie Knuckles inspired by The Loft52:20 The Loft vs Studio 5457:01 "Joy" -The Party in New York City (2017) Thanks for listening ✨Is there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? SEND A VOICEMAIL 👉 https://www.speakpipe.com/musictravelguideFollow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE 👇Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@musictravelguideTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@maikol.piardiFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/musictravelguideSubscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mWant to SUPPORT MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE? ❤️So if you value everything I share with you and want to support Music Travel Guide in preserving the legacy of black music, you can buy me a "coffee" here.👉 https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maikolpiardiThank you so much for your support! 🙏
"Electronic, African, Jazz. My real mission is to make an original mix of all these things." Jazz:Re:Found festival has been a wonderful wave of uplifting conversations, this time, I sat down with a great multi-talented and eclectic artist. Raffaele Costantino is a passionate researcher and lover of African American Music. Besides being the presenter of the Musical Box programme on Rai Radio 2 and a music producer (with the moniker Dj Khalab), his name stage tells a lot about him and shows his connection to African Rhythms. In today's interview, Raffaele talks about his route into African music, starting from his artistic career, the intersection between DJ Khalab's music and Jazz:Re:Found to M'Berra - a collaborative album with a collective of Malian musicians from the M'berra Refugee Camp in southeast Mauritania. Enjoy listening! 🎙🙂Is there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? SEND A VOICEMAIL 👉 https://www.speakpipe.com/musictravelguideFollow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@musictravelguideTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@maikol.piardiFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/musictravelguideSubscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mWant to SUPPORT MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE?So if you value everything I share with you and want to support Music Travel Guide in preserving the legacy of black music, you can buy me a "coffee" here.👉 https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maikolpiardiThank you so much for your support!Thanks for listening ✨
"Jazz is always present in our life. It's a sensation of freedom. The possibility to express yourself, mind and heart on that precise moment." Jazz has constantly been part of Azymuth's spirit. You can hear it everywhere. Furthermore, their open-minded vision of creating music back in the '60s and 70's lead them to mix Jazz with Samba and rock uniquely. Among the many songs they made, there's one in particular that I always love to listen to. It's called "Villa Mariana". I believe a perfect way to describe their timeless music. In today's interview, Azymuth talks about the past, present and future of Jazz, its musical roots and the contribution of festivals like Jazz:Re: Found to Jazz music. You will also hear some great stories from Kiko about Villa Mariana. Enjoy the chat! I know I did 😊Is there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? SEND A VOICEMAIL 👉 https://www.speakpipe.com/musictravelguideFollow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
"My parents bought me this album called JAZZMATAZZ by Guru. It was surprising to me listening to a new concept of Jazz blended with Hip-Hop. From an early stage, I was lucky enough to be able to discover a beautiful world." Denis was 14, and that album completely changed his view and approach to music. Most importantly, it was the first piece of the puzzle to discover different sounds, from house music with Nuyorican Soul to Acid Jazz with Jamiroquai and Incognito. His trips to London in the late 90s - enjoying the legendary Bar Rumba club nights founded by Gilles Peterson - and the first festival experience at Big Chill- led him to create Jazz:Re:Found. Certainly, one of the best Boutique Jazz Festivals in Italy, with great attention to the new wave of UK jazz. In today's interview, Denis talks about his musical background, the route into the festival industry, and what to expect from the fourteenth edition of Jazz:Re:Found. Listen in to get inspired!Kiosk Radio (Brussels 🇧🇪) with Denis Longhi:https://kioskradio.com/episode/2022-02-19/outsiders-jazzrefound-w-denis-longhiGuru - JAZZMATAZZ Vol. 1 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDrzQwq8dz4&t=146sHere's everything you need to know about Jazz:Re:Found Festival 2022:https://musictravelguide.net/jazzrefound-italian-boutique-festival-2022/Festival Tickets 👉 https://jazzrefound.it/Is there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? 🙂 Please send a voicemail 👉 https://www.speakpipe.com/musictravelguideFollow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
Hey music lover! Maikol here 👋 It's finally time to share with you a new chapter. If you noticed, I changed the podcast cover - Disco, Funk, and Jazz music culture. Well, everything that is my passion for music boils down to those genres. My involvement in music has primarily been inspired by my family & my home town. I grew up listening to the sound of Hector Lavoe, thanks to my mother, who had the patience to inject me with her love for "El Rey De La Salsa". When I was a teen, I loved buying CDs in specialized stores, and one of them shaped my musical taste: a compilation of disco, funk and soul (by @djtommyvee ). So initially leaned in that direction, discovering more about the history and its influence. I got deep into it with the help of my best mate, who took me to record shops. My life experiences did the rest. The most important were the weekends at the Moxa Club listening to legends and the meeting with Jean-Paul Maunick. (my first time at Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club in London). So, I'm here to tell you about a new exciting mission. Helping you discover the power of African American Music. Ready for this new chapter together?Is there something particular you'd love to share/ask me? 🙂 Please send a voicemail 👉 https://www.speakpipe.com/musictravelguideFollow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE 👇Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
"I think what fascinates me the most are the people behind that scene. It's all about sound. It's inspiring." Marie's love for Detroit started at Tresor, the iconic Berlin Techno Club, meeting the biggest names in the Techno music world. In 2010 she decided to go there and experience the vibe and energy of Detroit's underground music scene. In all this, her ability to capture the essence of iconic figures in the world of music brought her to publish her first book, 313ONELOVE - with more than 180 pictures of artists from Detroit's storied electronic music scene. In today's interview, Marie talks about her beginnings in music, the lifeblood of music between Berlin and Detroit, and Hush. Brilliant documentation about Berlin Club Culture in the pandemic era. I hope you'll like it! Listen in to get inspired ✨Marie Staggat 👉 https://www.marie-staggat.com/Follow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE to discover the best places and music experiences starting from Berlin.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
"When I'm working at the store, I'm not the deejay some people know. Of course, I want to sell stuff and want people to have a nice experience." When I first met Cinthie at Elevate Berlin for the "Dj Kicks Party", I had the same feeling. 100% devoted to serving music lovers and diggers worldwide. Always up for answering questions and helping out. Cinthie is also a Berlin-based producer, label head and one of the most respected artists in contemporary house music. In today's interview, Cinthie talks about her route into music, record store life, and playing at Berghain - don't miss it! I have the feeling you will enjoy it ✨Elevate Record Store 👉 https://elevate.berlin/Follow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE to discover the best places and music experiences starting from Berlin.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
"For a long time, I had this idea, and I just felt like if I don't do it, someone else will" Karl's journey started in Chinatown (New York) in 2016 when issue 1 came out, and from that moment, his life took a new meaning. The desire to bring something new to the music culture and his passion for arts, and music, led him to something that didn't exist yet: Record Culture Magazine. Today it's a bi-annual publication that focuses on niche music communities worldwide and their intersection with the worlds of art, fashion and culture. Led by in-depth interviews, image portfolios and photography that gives a unique view into homes and studio spaces. In today's interview, Karl talks about Record Culture Magazine and the community behind it in Berlin - his new home. Enjoy every minute. I know I did! Record Culture Magazine 👉 https://record-magazine.com/Follow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE to discover the best places and music experiences starting from Berlin.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
“I think in terms of the emotions I want the audience to perceive”. Feelings and emotions are Riccardo’s music; the result is a unique approach to electronic composition. Riccardo Moretti is a professional musician who regularly performs internationally in clubs and festivals. Riccardo’s solo project TribalNeed is at the forefront of progressive musicianship, which put his performances a must-see live show. In today's interview, Riccardo talks about Berlin Music Scene, from his first steps as a musician to the relationship with Berlin and Cape Town. Curious to know more? Click play, and get inspired by TribalNeed!Tribal Need 👉 https://tribalneed.com/Follow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE to discover the best places and music experiences starting from Berlin.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThanks for listening ✨
Hello music lover! After two years, I'm back here to tell you about the inspiring human beings revolving around the music scene. Yes, it's been a while since the last episode, but it's never too late to look at the meaning of music in our lives. Personally, it's part of my spirit which drove me to be here with you today. Now, what can you expect in the upcoming episodes? Find out by listening to the trailer for the brand new season!Follow MUSIC TRAVEL GUIDE to discover the best places and music experiences starting from Berlin.Instagram ▶ https://www.instagram.com/musictravelguide/Website ▶ https://musictravelguide.net/Subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3jzLb5mThank you so much for listening.