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Episode 278: Live from Northlands Music & Arts Festival Part 3, featuring I Know We Should video production, Mustang McGee, and Brett O'Connor and Danny Bauer of Sneezy

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For this Part 3 from Northlands Music and Arts Festival is Brad Wagner and Juan Soria of the video production company I Know We Should, which captures artist performances in unique, one-off settings. Brad and Juan’s mantra of “no problems, only challenges,” has served them well and they talk to me all about their amazing project which has produced over 3500 videos with countless artists! I’m also psyched to share my interview with Mustang McGee who plays rocking bass in Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country. Mustang and I talk about how his broad musical influences are an asset in the Cosmic Country world, and how his background has informed his new solo album, Horseplay. Rounding out this epic episode is my interview with Brett O’Connor and Danny Bauer of Sneezy, whose live shows are open-hearted and authentic ventures into a neo-funk world of fun and togetherness. They talk to me about their funk vibes and how their live show is an embodiment of the true spirit of the Family vibe that is Sneezy. Their latest studio effort, Fun in Funk, is out there now!! ----------------------------------------------------- Show Notes: For more information about Northlands Music & Arts Festival, click here Click here for Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country tour dates Click here for more info on Sneezy including tour dates Follow Roadcase on Instagram here: @Roadcasepod --------------------------------------- Episode Chapters: 00:00 Episode Intro and I Know We Should with Host Josh Rosenberg 04:00 The Journey of I Know We Should 05:39 Capturing Live Performances: The Art of Video Production 08:49 The Evolution of Pace and I Know We Should 11:37 Challenges and Adaptations in Live Recording 14:51 Juan's Journey from Argentina to the U.S. 17:27 The Technical Side of Live Sessions 20:31 Future Aspirations and Unique Projects 23:12 The Importance of Archiving Music History 26:16 The Impact of Technology on Music Production 29:17 The Role of Communication in Collaboration 32:14 The Joy of Creating Music Together 35:14 Memorable Artist Interactions and Stories 41:50 The Cosmic Country Band and Mustang McGee 44:10 The Making of Horseplay and Collaborations 46:59 The Significance of Analog Recording 49:49 The Future of Cosmic Country 01:04:02 Nostalgia for Classic Music and Movies 01:09:49 Authenticity in Music and Performance 01:16:05 Festival Vibes and Community Connections 01:18:55 Upcoming Album and Live Performances 01:20:51 Mustang Recap and Sneezy Intro 01:23:43 Sneezy's Unique Musical Journey 01:47:58 Conclusion and Reflections on the Festival Experience ---------------------------------------------- For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.com Or contact Roadcase by email: [email protected] Roadcase theme music: "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

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