S1E1: Over-reflective songwriting and the importance of community with Miles Horn

S1E4: Alcohol recovery and freedom with Luke Williams a.k.a Shadow Bones

In this episode Luke explains the sense of freedom that music and songwriting brings, describing it as a ‘deliberate daydream’ that allows him to be 'completely lost' in the moment. Luke talks about his journey through different phases, genres and bands, as well as personal battles with alcohol recovery and how his songwriting has changed over time. Follow us on social media: @musicianimpossiblepod, @shadowbonesmusic and @amyvixmusic.

S1E3: Never-ending enthusiasm for learning music and dangers of comparison with Greg Sheffield

In this episode we talk about accepting your musical abilities, focusing on what's important to you and placing less emphasis on metrics like social media. We discuss a tendency for comparison but also how the drive to learn music can foster a never-ending enthusiasm to develop new musical skills in a healthy way. Follow us on social media, @musicianimpossiblepod and @amyvixmusic.

S1E2: Rock music as an identity and taking care of our musicians with Snow Duevski

In this episode we talk about a performer's duty to give, but also the industry's duty to care for our musicians. Snow talks about her work as a creative developer with artists, their constant struggles with social media and shares personal reflections on finding rock music while growing up in Bulgaria. Follow us on social media, @musicianimpossiblepod and @amyvixmusic.

S1E1: Over-reflective songwriting and the importance of community with Miles Horn

From the joy of playing live to the emotional demands on a songwriter, in this episode we talk about unexpected inspirations for writing and how engaging in a community can help bring you back to your music core. We touch on mental health and wellbeing, building confidence back and thoughts on fitting a specific genre. Follow us on social media, @musicianimpossiblepod and @amyvixmusic.