Black Bulb Podcast

Andy Breshears has assembled a crew for the sounds. His twin brother, Station91 sets the sound wave vibe, and their close friend JD is always close by with a camera. Having Andy and his crew come by the studio was more than a good time, and his music has been stuck in our heads ever since. Catch his vibe and enjoy this track with the others from this session series.

Andy Breshears on Spotify - @Andy Breshears Andy on IG - @andybreshears

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Ed came to Portland at the right time with the right mindset. His work has a bright, vintage, nostalgic appearance marinaded with street art secret sauce. From the first time I met him to now, he’s built up a tattoo shop and is almost always booked months out. That being said, there are growing pains and self-realizations that emerge in the process. It’s refreshing to hear about how he re-shaped his branding on social, and why he felt it was time for a change. I know a lot of artists (or businesses in general) fear changes like that, but he took plunges that definitely paid off.

Having started from “the ground up” I recognize the humbleness in his character, and his openness to talk with artists trying to grow themselves. It’s a contagious trait that I believe all should learn to share. Hear our conversation and definitely give him a follow on IG. Dental Bonez IG

Interested in the most detailed dark art you’ve ever seen? Quincy Washington of Albanus Designs is here with the goods. We had TONS of fun on this podcast, and also learned a little bit about life. Take a listen, and enjoy this one for it’s one of my favorites.

Pono Pinto arrived in PDX with a unique style and approach to his work. His influences stem from native Americans, traditional street art, and hold a healthy meaningful message.

This week, we have Amityville's own Christian Gabriel sharing a nice pour of Cascade Street Distillery's Chipotle Vodka. Christian feels his life began after high school when he joined the Marine Corps, dealing with the ups, the downs, the deaths of friends in Iraq, and coming back a different man. This led to him discovering painting as therapy, since using alcohol to treat PTSD is not a sustainable option. During Christian's darkest moments, painting made him feel that he did not need anyone else, just a brush and his imagination. Tune in to hear the rest of Christian's story!

Christian Gabriel works and gives back to the community as well. He is involved with East Creative, an art collective, and Do Good Multnomah, a non-profit organization helping homeless veterans find housing. Christian is also a co-organizer of Rose City Wellness Week, which is happening this month starting on 17 Sept and runs until 23 September.

Thank you as always to Cascade Street Distillery for providing their Chipotle Vodka! It was delicious, smooth, and has a definitive kick. If you are ever looking to spice up your salsa, try adding some of their Chipotle Vodka for a new kick.