#33 - Ashtyn Barbaree & Randall Shreve

On this episode, Randall Shreve and Ashtyn Barbaree join us to talk about the Coronavirus, their music and their writing process, playing overseas, and they share some helpful tips for young musicians starting to tour and how they prepare for their performances. Ashtyn Barbaree (http://ashtynbarbaree.com) Randall Shreve (http://randallshreve.com) George's Majestic Lounge (http://www.georgeslive.com)

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