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SONIC IMPACT

SONIC IMPACT

著者： Eliot Goldberg and Olivia Goldberg
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SONIC IMPACT is the podcast where musicians tell life-changing stories about the artists and music who most impacted their lives. The stories on SONIC IMPACT are revealing, insightful, and emotional, as guests relive the key moments that inspired them to pursue their dreams, help them through challenging times, and in some cases, led them to an unforgettable meeting with their musical inspiration. Hosted by TV producer Eliot Goldberg (@elcgold) and his equally music-obsessed daughter Olivia (@oliviagmg), SONIC IMPACT is the podcast that allows artists the chance to talk about their music, their careers and the person who most influenced them and all of us. Proud Part of Pantheon Podcasts.All Rights Reserved 2025 音楽
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  • The Head and the Heart's Jon Russell’s Remarkable Journey: $35 to Folk Rock Star

    The Head and the Heart's Jon Russell’s Remarkable Journey: $35 to Folk Rock Star
    2026/09/16
    Before Jonathan Russell was the singer, songwriter of The Head and the Heart, he was working as a dishwasher, with no college degree, limited musical background, and no clear path forward. Then one day, he decided to leave it all behind, headed to Seattle and started a band. Fifteen years, six albums and millions of fans later, Jonathan has helped build one of the most distinctive bands in modern Americana and folk rock with hits "Rivers and Roads," "All We Ever Knew,' "Lost in My Mind," and "Another Story" On this episode of Sonic Impact, Jonathan opens up about taking the leap with nothing to lose, discovering songwriting, the unlikely origins of The Head and the Heart, the chemistry that created their signature sound, and the making of their latest album, Aperture. It’s a story about following your heart before you have any proof it will work — and what can happen when you do. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 時間 33 分
  • Joe Killian, founder and executive producer of the iconic Central Park SummerStage Concert Series celebrates its 40th Anniversary.

    Joe Killian, founder and executive producer of the iconic Central Park SummerStage Concert Series celebrates its 40th Anniversary.
    2026/07/09
    Two-time Emmy-winning executive Joe Killian joins Sonic Impact to explore his transformative career in the music and entertainment industry. The episode delves deep into Killian's journey, from his roots in the vibrant Detroit music scene to becoming a pivotal figure in New York City's cultural landscape.. The centerpiece of the conversation is the 40th anniversary of Central Park SummerStage, a free concert series Killian founded in 1986. Against all odds—including severe budget constraints and high crime rates in the park—Killian secured pivotal sponsorships and created a safe, democratic space for all New Yorkers to discover diverse music. He shares unforgettable anecdotes, including David Byrne's legendary rain-delayed performance and his strategy of booking international acts that brought hidden communities together in the heart of the city. Beyond SummerStage, Killian details his innovative work producing immersive experiences and festivals for massive brands and artists, such as his Emmy-winning collaboration with Taylor Swift on the 'Blank Space' app experience. The discussion highlights the timeless, cross-generational power of music, celebrating how artists from The Beatles to Billie Eilish continue to connect people. The episode concludes with a powerful reflection on leaving a lasting cultural legacy from humble, unexpected beginnings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 時間 10 分
  • NY Artist Nectarine Girl: On The Cusp of Breakout Success

    NY Artist Nectarine Girl: On The Cusp of Breakout Success
    2026/07/01
    24 Year Old Nectarine Girl joins Sonic Impact for a deeply personal conversation about growing up as an artistic outsider in Brookline, Mass, and finding her way to music through unconventional inspirations. She shared how an "Adventure Time" cartoon character and Disney pop stars like Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato first pushed her toward singing, songwriting, and self-production. The conversation explores the emotional core of her work. Nectarine Girl spoke candidly about ADHD, depression, and the pressure of feeling like an outcast in environments that rewarded more traditional paths. From Boston basement shows to moving to try to make it in the Big Apple, she waited four years for the right moment to release her most recent music that helped her turn raw personal expression into a more intentional artistic career. Looking ahead, she said she wants to push further into pop music- while keeping her emotional honesty intact, building not just songs but a whole visual and sonic world around her work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    59 分
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