Tom Ray of the band Lorenzo's Music talks with musicians and creators from all over the world to learn more about what they do, with a focus on the open-source, fediverse & creative commons artist community. Tom has conversations with musicians who make and produce music, as well as people who create technology and platforms for musicians.
Robert Dallas Gray - Guitar and the Art of Solo Performance
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet Robert Dallas Gray, a musician based in Glasgow. Robert talks about playing in bands, including the well-known Life Without Buildings, to rediscovering his passion for solo work after a decade-long hiatus. We discuss his creative process, how he creates solo pieces, and the importance of improvisation.
Robert discusses his unique approach to recording, particularly during the pandemic, when he and his collaborator Martin experimented with voice memos. We also talk about his various projects, including the band Whin.
For more about Robert Dallas Gray and his music, visit https://robertdallasgray.bandcamp.com (https://robertdallasgray.bandcamp.com)
Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com (https://www.lorenzosmusic.com)
9 Oct 2026
Sound of the Void - Grunge Music and DIY from France
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet the members of Sound of the Void, a grunge band from France. Charlie, Lulu, and Alice tell me about forming the band and living together in the same house where they practice and record. We discuss their musical influences, their sound, and their songwriting process, which blends individual styles and grunge.
We also talk about their latest release, "Underpass," a collection of tracks that they made over the years. Plus, the philosophy of releasing their music under public domain.
To discover more about Sound of the Void and listen to their music, visit https://soundofthevoid.net (https://soundofthevoid.net)
Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com (https://www.lorenzosmusic.com)
25 Sept 2026
Shortwave Records - Eric Hartz, Publishing Vinyl and Digital Music In Madison
In this episode of Lorenzo's Music Podcast, I meet Eric Hartz, the founder of Shortwave Records, a local label in Madison, Wisconsin. Eric shares the history of his label, how he started in the 90's to release his band's music. We talk about the label, from its early days with physical CDs to its current focus on vinyl and digital releases through Bandcamp.
Eric tells me about the challenges of running a small label, vinyl production, mastering, and distribution. We also talk about how he creates archival projects, bringing forgotten local music releases back.
We both discuss our experiences with the local music scene in Madison, his experiences with various bands, and how he wants to help new local musicians.
Check out Shortwave Records on Bandcamp - https://shortwaverecords.bandcamp.com (https://shortwaverecords.bandcamp.com)
Lorenzo's Music Website - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com (https://www.lorenzosmusic.com)
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