Studio Sound vs. Home Recording: Lucas on Music Production Choice With Robert Kylers

Summary: Lucas, a member of the band "Valour" discusses the process of creating music as a group and the challenges that come with it. He explains that writing music involves the entire band, starting with the drummer and guitar player coming up with ideas and then incorporating the other members. The band goes through a lengthy process of practicing and refining their songs before recording them in a professional studio. Lucas also talks about his background in hip hop and how he got into graphic design. He shares his love for analog photography and his role as a graphic designer for the band. About The Guest(s): Lucas is a musician and graphic designer who is part of a five-piece band called "Okay." He started his music career in a hardcore punk band called Incentive before transitioning to his current band. Lucas is also a talented graphic designer and enjoys shooting film photography. Meet Robert Kyler, the visionary founder behind Milk Room, a thriving retail sensation in California. With an entrepreneurial spirit and a keen eye for strategic growth, Robert curated a diverse selection of local streetwear brands to help build the Milk Room community. Join us as we explore Robert's passion for creating community-driven spaces for artists, musicians, and fashion enthusiasts. Instagram: Instagram.com/Robmikejr Linkedin: Linkedin.com/in/RobertMKyler Key Takeaways: Creating music as a band involves a collaborative and lengthy process of writing, practicing, and refining songs. Recording in a professional studio is more expensive but provides better sound quality for a live band. Lucas started his music career in hip hop before transitioning to alternative rock with his band "Okay." He is a graphic designer and uses his skills to create visuals for the band, cutting costs in the process. Lucas enjoys shooting film photography and appreciates the analog aesthetic.