10 - Interview with Mohini Dey and MaMoGi

05/07/24 • 32 min

Hot off the heels of her NPR Tiny Desk Concert, as well as playing bass for Willow Smith’s The Tonight Show performance, Mohini Dey is continuing to make waves with MaMoGi — the power trio comprising saxophonist Mark Hartsuch, drummer Gino Banks, and Mohini on bass. The band’s hallmark blend of prog rock, jazz, and electronica has captured listeners’ attention for their masterful weaving of technical mastery and indelible grooves. On this episode of Sweetwater's Plugged In podcast, Mitch Gallagher hosts all three members of MaMoGi for an investigation of sound, talking all things roots, style, creative chemistry, and what’s next for the band. Check it out!

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9 - Interview with Taylor Cox & RJ Ronquillo

For this episode of Sweetwater’s Plugged In podcast, resident sound scholar Mitch Gallagher sits down with Amplified Nation founder Taylor Cox and polymathic guitarist RJ Ronquillo to talk all things sound. Throughout the hour, Mitch, Taylor, and RJ dive into Amplified Nation’s roots, how the sound has evolved, and the ever-elusive quest for tone. Check it out!

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11 - Interview with Bill Putnam Jr.

Universal Audio began with Bill Putnam Sr. back in 1958. His legacy was quickly cemented by his invaluable contributions to the world of studio and recording technologies, many of which becoming staples among the world’s most revered sonic sanctuaries. Bill Putnam Jr. ultimately donned the gauntlet of Universal Audio’s historic offering, working alongside a top-notch team to bolster the spirit of innovation spurred by his late father, providing artists, engineers, and musicians of every creed with a suite of diverse, powerful tools to forge their styles. Mitch Gallagher sat down with Bill Putnam Jr. to talk all things history, legacy, technology, and the future of sound. Tune in!