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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2021 · 1H 26M

Episode 12 - Paul DeFiglia - In Daylight - Part One

from Live from Banjo · host Paul DeFiglia, Marcus Gillis, Crystal Gillis

In this week's interview, I sit down with Paul DeFiglia. Paul is currently the owner and operator of the Daylight Recording Studio located in Nashville. Tennessee. Previously, Paul was the bass player for Langhorne Slim and The War Eagles. Next, he temporarily stood in as the Avett Brothers' bass player before landing a full-time position on the keys, touring for several years. In the last 2020-2021, Paul played bass on and co-produced Langhorne Slim's, "Strawberry Mansion" and produced his first full-length solo album, "In Daylight." In part one of this two-part episode. We discuss Nashville's rough year, the improvements and progression of Paul's recording studio, and the inspiration which led Paul to decide on a making cover album. We also discuss the incredible players he chose to include on his record.  Please enjoy part one of my discussion with Paul DeFiglia. 

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In this week's episode, I chat with Paul Defiglia (Langhorne Slim, The Avett Brothers). Paul is a producer and multi-instrumentalist. He is the owner of the recording studio Daylight located in Nashville, TN. Paul recently released his first solo full-length album, "In Daylight," and we discuss Paul's studio, his recent album, and Nashville's tragic 2020 events in part one of this two-part episode.

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