#83 - Randall Shreve

Randall Shreve returns to the podcast to discuss his upcoming album and new single, "Pretty Little Freaks." We took a super deep dive into Randall's writing process with his band and why this album is different for him, and we even delve into his approach to time management as a full-time musician. Randall also performs as Freddie in the Fabulous Freddie Mercury Tribute, which has been EVERYWHERE and sells out venues and theaters nationwide. We got to hear his approach to juggling these two unbelievable bands. Listen to "Pretty Little Freaks" here: https://open.spotify.com/track/70XFxXS9iRe8m47dxqRIva?si=c5bb60b210bd4a9b Randall Shreve - www.randallshreve.com George's Majestic Lounge Full calendar & Tickets at https://www.georgeslive.com IG/FB/Tik Tok: @georgesmajesticlounge Twitter: @GeorgesMajestic Hosted by Travis Smith (@Beatsbytravis)

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