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The Brassy Broadcast with Jen Edds - 60: AG - Lessons for Music Production and Life

60: AG - Lessons for Music Production and Life

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11/16/16 • 18 min

The Brassy Broadcast with Jen Edds

I chat with music producer AG about her approach to music production, as well as overcoming some of the issues we face as women in any industry.

AG is a triple threat She has been producing, songwriting and engineering music since the age of 15. After graduating from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, AG relocated to Los Angeles and began to make her mark as one of the few female producers in the industry. Her unique blend of diverse musical influences include M83, Peter Gabriel and PJ Harvey, has led to extensive network TV exposure, popular television commercials, and feature films.

Most recently, AG produced Ciara’s cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Paint It Black” for Lionsgate’s new vampire killer movie The Last Witch Hunter. Rolling Stone Magazine describes the song as, “a syrupy, mesmerizing slow-burner.”

AG’s music has been featured in countless TV shows and feature films including Pretty Little Liars, The Leftovers, Grey’s Anatomy, and Gossip Girl.

To learn more about AG, visit her website byaginc.com.

My biggest takeaways from this conversation were not so much about making music as they were about some of the universal challenges that we face as women.

Things like feeling like you need to be overqualified for a job before you actually think you can do it. We talk specifically about how she conquered that BS that we tell ourselves.

Listen to Paint it Black

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I chat with music producer AG about her approach to music production, as well as overcoming some of the issues we face as women in any industry.

AG is a triple threat She has been producing, songwriting and engineering music since the age of 15. After graduating from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, AG relocated to Los Angeles and began to make her mark as one of the few female producers in the industry. Her unique blend of diverse musical influences include M83, Peter Gabriel and PJ Harvey, has led to extensive network TV exposure, popular television commercials, and feature films.

Most recently, AG produced Ciara’s cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Paint It Black” for Lionsgate’s new vampire killer movie The Last Witch Hunter. Rolling Stone Magazine describes the song as, “a syrupy, mesmerizing slow-burner.”

AG’s music has been featured in countless TV shows and feature films including Pretty Little Liars, The Leftovers, Grey’s Anatomy, and Gossip Girl.

To learn more about AG, visit her website byaginc.com.

My biggest takeaways from this conversation were not so much about making music as they were about some of the universal challenges that we face as women.

Things like feeling like you need to be overqualified for a job before you actually think you can do it. We talk specifically about how she conquered that BS that we tell ourselves.

Listen to Paint it Black

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59: Making Records with Jennie DeVoe

Jennie DeVoe returns to The Brassy Broadcast to talk about making records.

In this episode we talk about working with a producer, the pre-production phase, sticking to your vision, and so much more.

The last time she was on, she shared so many secrets to her success that I had to break it into two episodes. Go back and listen to those episodes if you missed them.

http://brassybroadcast.libsyn.com/11-jennie-devoe-why-you-need-to-learn-the-business-pt-1

http://brassybroadcast.libsyn.com/12-jennie-devoe-stop-apologizing-when-charging-for-your-art

Jennie and Jen performing "Redeeming" Live from the Loo

To connect with Jennie and learn more, visit jenniedevoe.com

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undefined - 61: Jen's List of Recording Resources

61: Jen's List of Recording Resources

In this episode I share some of my favorite podcasts, websites, and courses to help you move forward in your own recording pursuits.

I’ve reached that point in the year where I look back on what I’ve accomplished, what I didn’t accomplish, and what I want to create in the coming year. I don’t know if making a record will show up on my list for 2017, but I know I’m moving closer to that goal. I thought this would be a great time to take a pause from interviews and share some of my favorite resources with you that are moving me forward in that pursuit.

Podcasts

Walking the Floor with Chris Shiflett

Song Exploder with Hrishikesh Hirway

The Working Songwriter with Joe Pug

Thanks for Giving a Damn with Otis Gibbs

Female Entrepreneur Musician

Tutorials and Courses

The Recording Revolution

Pensado's Place

Coursera.org

FEMusician.com

Tweet at me @brassybroadjen and let me know your "go to" resources.

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