Episode 12: DJ Cynsere

Episode 16: Shane Canfield

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/07/37/a4/maxjamesdj/3000x3000_14694201.jpg] We're BACK! After 5 long months, The Vinyl Break makes its return with none other than Shane Canfield, a Red Bull 3style Finalist. You DO NOT want to miss his set in this extended episode!

Episode 15: Savy

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/07/37/a4/maxjamesdj/3000x3000_14418458.jpg] Kansas City's Savy visits Max's studio to discuss music, marketing, and The Joker. (SPOILERS, kinda)

Episode 14: DJ Archi

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/07/37/a4/maxjamesdj/3000x3000_14393908.jpg] DJ Archi is a Chicago-based DJ, who you can catch on the first Friday of every month, on Vocalo Radio. He’s been in the game since 2002, and shares his expertise about the industry in this episode of The Vinyl Break. ***Hey! Heads up. If you're reading this, be aware, I've began the transition process from my current podcast host to my own website. You should still be able to listen to The Vinyl Break on your devices, with little change. But if something goes awry, be aware I'm working on it and will fix it ASAP! Thanks!***

Episode 13: Danny Maloney

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/07/37/a4/maxjamesdj/3000x3000_14364419.jpg] Danny Maloney visit Max's studio in this episode of the Vinyl Break. Danny is a 26-year-old DJ in Kansas City, MO, thankful for his ability to travel around the country doing what he loves - playing music. After the interview, Danny plays a set centered around his favorite routines.

Episode 12: DJ Cynsere

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/07/37/a4/maxjamesdj/3000x3000_14337404.jpg] DJ Cynsere is a tried and true disc jockey. He started DJing at the age of 9 back in 1981, growing up in Brooklyn, NY. He moved to the Kansas City area in 1995, and spent the next 24 years waiting to tell you his thoughts on how to approach a rude requester, here on the Vinyl Break. Stay tuned after the interview for a creative mix that’ll inspire you to practice your cuts until your fingers cramp up.