Multi-disciplinary musician and artist, Drew “Hondo” Felder, joins Brittany and Jeannetta for Episode 6. Drew "Hondo" Felder is a true multidisciplinary artist who has written fiction for over 25 years and played music professionally for 15. Throughout his artistic journey, he has composed and played parts for other artists; created themes and sound design for short films, games, and commercials; and is currently the bassist of two all original bands. Audio engineering is among his other pursuits both live and in the studio. Outside of music, Drew is also honing his skills in videography, motion graphics, and video post-production. Combining many of these skills, he started his own Youtube channel, Hondo Felder Music and supports other artists and content creators with the technical side of the media creation process. You can follow him on Instagram @hondofelder. The group   discuss pacing and time across music and writing. The discuss how time is expressed within and outside the work, how to incorporate tension and dissonance and the relationship between a work’s purpose and pacing. 

1. Edward P Jones,  “The First Day”, Lost in the City 


2. “Purple Rain”, Prince


3. “Stakes is High”, De La Soul and “Stakes is High”, Robert Glasper + Mos Def


4. Chris Dave, drummer 


5. Derrick Hodge, bass player


6. Matt Bell,  Refuse to Be Done


7. Max Gladstone, Amal El-Mohtar, This is How You Lose the Time War 


8. Sarah J Maas, A Court of Thorns and Roses Series


9. Karen E. Binder, “Adjusting Your Pace: How to Get  A Story to Move”, https://electricliterature.com/adjusting-your-pace-how-to-get-a-story-to-move/ 


10. Game of Thrones 


11. James Kaplan, 3 Shades of Blue: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, and the Lost Empire of Cool