In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet members of the band Waxlimbs, Lex, Paul, and Olivia. They tell me about the evolution from electronic musicians to a full band. We discuss their backgrounds and experience that shaped their sound. We talk about their creative process on their recent single "By the Neck" and recording it.

We also explore their DIY style, from building their own stage lighting setup to designing the bird masks they wear on stage. They also tell me about their concert film "From the Garden."

For more about Waxlimbs and to check out their music, visit https://waxlimbs.com

Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet Ryan Corcoran and briefly Eric Hartz, of the band The Flavor That Kills. We discuss their latest album, Thunderbird Lodge, which is the second part in a three-part concept album series. Ryan talks about the origins of the band, how it evolved from his previous project, Awesome Car Fun Maker, and the recording process that involved piecing together ideas in the studio rather than coming in with fully formed songs.

He tells me the album follows a cyborg character with extra-dimensional beings. All the while, Eric, who was camping in the wilderness, keeps popping in and out of the interview because of the spotty connection he has at his cabin, which was very amusing.

For more information about The Flavor That Kills and to listen to their music, visit https://tftk.bandcamp.com/album/thunderbird-lodge

Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com

In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet Aisyk, the former president of Music Libre and a key figure behind Dogmazic, a unique platform dedicated to free music distribution. Aisyk shares the history and philosophy of Dogmazic, which has been supporting musicians since 2004 by allowing them to upload and share their music under Creative Commons licenses.We dive into the differences between Dogmazic and commercial platforms like Jamendo, highlighting the nonprofit model that prioritizes artists' rights and community-driven music sharing. Aisyk talks about the challenges of maintaining such a platform and discusses the importance of open-source software in their operations.Additionally, we touch on the evolution of music distribution on the internet, the impact of Creative Commons, and the significance of licenses like the "Do What The F*** You Want" license.To learn more about Dogmazic and explore their music library, visit https://dogmazic.netLorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com