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Jan 27, 2025 51 min

The "Three" with Krista Hartman

from The Dawg and Gus Show Hosted by Dawg and Gus

Summary In this engaging conversation, Krista Hartman shares her musical journey, including her experiences working with Canadian legend Ron Sexsmith, the creation of her unique genre 'shabby chic folk music', and the challenges of songwriting and performing. She discusses the importance of perseverance in the music industry, the emotional impact of music, and the role of technology in her creative process. Krista also reflects on her inspirations, future aspirations, and the significance of connection in music, all while emphasizing the need to stay true to oneself as an artist. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 03:08 Working with Ron Sexsmith 04:54 The Birth of Shabby Chic Folk Music 08:02 Krista's Musical Journey and Influences 10:58 Collaborations and Future Aspirations 14:10 Songwriting Process and Challenges 16:57 Performing and Pre-Show Rituals 20:04 Technology in Music Creation 23:13 Future Goals and Aspirations 26:00 The Emotional Impact of Music 29:17 The Struggles of a Music Career 31:44 Musical Inspirations and Comfort Albums 35:57 Creative Blocks and Performance Anxiety 39:03 Serendipity in Music Connections 40:23 Canadian Music and Cultural Identity 41:55 Travel and Inspiration 47:27 Perseverance in the Music Industry 51:14 Investing in Your Music Career 51:49 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3

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