Olugbenga Adelekan
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In Episode 3 of Performance Peace, brothers Olugbenga (Gbenga) and Seye Adelekan come together for an honest conversation about life as a working musician. Gbenga, bassist for internationally renowned indie rock band Metronomy, reflects on the realities of touring, balancing a music career with family life, and what it means to build a sustainable career in music today.
Drawing on their shared experiences in the industry, they discuss the realities of making a living through music, the pressures and rewards that come with it, and the many different paths musicians take to sustain their careers and creativity.
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