EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025 · 49 MIN
Digital Detox EP 7 | Anwar ‘Notes’ Overton on Music, Partnership, Biggie Events & Future Projects
from The MattViolinist Podcast · host mattviolinist
This episode of Digital Detox features an in-depth interview with flutist and musician Anwar “Notes” Overton, a close collaborator and longtime friend of MattViolinist. Together, they share the story of their musical journey, their unique partnership, career milestones, and advice for aspiring artists. From recording covers on iPhones to performing at The Notorious B.I.G.’s birthday celebrations, their bond as musicians has shaped both their careers and inspired audiences with authenticity, creativity, and culture. Timestamps & Topics: 00:00 – Introduction: Meet Anwar “Notes” Overton 03:15 – How Matt & Notes first connected (Bronx meets Brooklyn) 08:30 – From iPhone recordings to professional studio upgrades 13:45 – Viral success with collaborative covers 18:20 – The Yin-Yang partnership: stage presence & authenticity 24:00 – Shared Jamaican cultural roots & deep-cut rhythms 30:10 – Notes’ flute journey: from school crush to life calling 36:25 – Career highlights: Jacob Javits Center performance 41:40 – Performing for Biggie’s 49th & 50th birthday celebrations 49:55 – Philosophy of trust, transparency & finances in partnerships 56:30 – Seeing the bigger picture: value beyond money 1:04:20 – Adaptability: equipment, sound, & problem solving at shows 1:12:15 – Understanding venues & educating owners on sound 1:19:40 – Prioritizing friendships & avoiding conflicts in music 1:26:55 – Advice from a legendary producer’s daughter: “Don’t separate” 1:33:10 – Future projects: albums, college tours & “Across Seas” tour 1:40:20 – Brooklyn Chop House residency & weekly performances 1:46:00 – Closing thoughts: bond, impact, and staying authentic
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