EP006 - SG vs Indo Scene, Starting Bands and Cultural Differences (ft. Adri Dwitomo)

EP009 Forming Bands, Helping the Local Scene and More, Aeonix Talks Music #9 (Ft. Sean Sundaran)

We talk to Sean Sundaran about everything from playing in a Oasis cover band to playing metal and hardcore. His involvement in the local music scene from an artist perspective to a concert promoter and live sound engineer. He also has his own podcast "Sundays Scene with Sean", check it out here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6rBIKkTsZqzmCaI6WiPnkW?si=2f2vqbhOSJu5kB8Rez46TQ Instagram: @seansundaran --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aeonixproductions/message

EP008 - Drum Talk, Ideas and How to Save our Music Scene, Aeonix Talks Music #8 (ft. Pantheon Percussion)

We literally talked til nightfall in this episode featuring George of Pantheon Percussion and Ridwan Johari. We covered topics from the history of Pantheon Percussion, ideas for musicians in this pandemic and how to save our music scene. Listen to the end to be the first to know of some new exciting Pantheon Percussion developments! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aeonixproductions/message

EP007 - Challenges of a Music Studio and PSA to Jammers, Aeonix Talks Music #7 (ft.Mah of Tonehouse Studios)

We talked to Mah of Tonehouse Studios about the challenges of starting and running a jamming/recording studio in Singapore, best practices and advice for jammers! Check out www.tonehouse.sg and book your next jamming there! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aeonixproductions/message

EP006 - SG vs Indo Scene, Starting Bands and Cultural Differences (ft. Adri Dwitomo)

We talk to Adri Dwitomo about his journey in the Indonesian music scene, cultural differences and how everyone is trying to reach a wider audience with their music. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aeonixproductions/message

EP005-Finding an Audience, Asking the "Why?", Music Marketing and More! (ft. JJ of Falling Feathers)

JJ dropped by and discussed his journey in the music business and shares how his perspective has changed over the years. We've covered quite a bit of ground here and its quite an advice buffet but one thing seems to be recurring which is to always ask the "Why?". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aeonixproductions/message