The Music Industry Doesn't Want Black Men Singing About Love Anymore
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The Music Industry Doesn't Want Black Men Singing About Love Anymore
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In this episode of The Indie Unplugged, B. Vaughan sits down with Atlanta-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, and performer Dr. WahWah, for a powerful conversation about music, perseverance, purpose, and staying true to your artistic vision. Dr. WahWah shares his journey from Flint, Michigan, discovering the guitar as a child, building one of the area's top bands, navigating incarceration, and ultimately finding his way back to music later in life. He also opens up about the unique guitar style that earned him the name "Dr. WahWah" and why originality still matters in today's music landscape.
The conversation goes even deeper as Dr. WahWah discusses the disappearance of romance and commitment in modern R&B, his belief that the industry has moved away from music centered around love and unity, and why he remains committed to creating songs that people can truly feel. Along the way, he shares lessons about patience, consistency, independent promotion, social media growth, musicianship, AI, family, and what it means to keep chasing your dreams at nearly 70 years old. This is a conversation about resilience, authenticity, and proving that it's never too late to pursue your purpose.
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