Amber Galloway-Gallego raps in sign language for artists like Kendrick Lamar and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. And I got to ask her some questions.
When this university professor gets a migraine, she starts to hear U2 And The Cranberries in a hallucinatory state.
Singer-songwriter Brooks Ritter doesn’t know how to describe his own music.
For Ian Murphy, music is like a time machine, taking him across the roads of memories.
Aaron Espe talks songwriting, recording, performing, and how kids are his biggest critics.
Singer-songwriter Owen Pye talks to me about what’s in his fridge, songwriting, and other stuff.
Composer Zachariah Laliberte aka La Liberte talks songwriting.
He was in elementary school when he first realized that not everybody saw music as color. Not everybody had synesthesia like him.
Imagine you’re about to go under the knife for brain surgery. You’re given anesthesia and your eyelids start to get heavy. Right as you begin to lose consciousness, you hear the opening notes of The Beatles’ “Come Together.” Here’s how UPMC neurosurgeon David Okonkwo does his job…