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Myia Thornton (https://www.instagram.com/itsmyiathornton/?hl=en) distinguishes herself with a unique mix of R&B and Hip-Hop, firmly positioning herself as a versatile talent encompassing roles as an artist, producer, songwriter, and bassist. From the age of twelve, she has been producing her own tracks, developing a sound that is uniquely hers. I met Myia through We Make Noise (https://www.we-make-noise.org/) when she became the leader of the Austin chapter.
Myia’s Reference Track
Feel Safe (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lM9lfXWbKOE) - ESTA feat. Jayla Darden
Reference Tracks features conversations with musicians, artists, and audio engineers about the songs that are capturing their attention right now.
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20 Jul 2024
Reference Tracks with Miles Bloxson
Born and raised in Austin, Miles Bloxson has a passion for life, tech, fashion, music and pop culture. After being accepted into the University of Texas at Los Angeles Communications Program, she quickly landed several internships in LA, including the Tyra Banks show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and the Fox News LA Bureau in the entertainment news department.
Miles is currently a mid-day host and producer at KUT News 90.5 Austin’s NPR Station and a contributor on the Robin Ayers show on KBLA 1580 in LA every other Friday. She is the producer of Black Austin Matters (https://kutkutx.studio/category/black-austin-matters) and co-host of the Edward R. Murrow award-winning podcast Pause/Play (https://www.kut.org/pause-play). Miles is also the host and creator of the podcast and lifestyle brand Miles To Mogul (https://www.milestomogul.com/).
Miles’ Reference Track
Not Like Us - Kendrick Lamar (listen on Spotify, Apple Music, or Tidal)
Reference Tracks features conversations with musicians, artists, and audio engineers about the songs that impact their lives and careers, hosted by Lisa Machac of Omni Sound Project (https://omnisoundproject.substack.com/).
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18 Jun 2024
Reference Tracks with Dan Hughley
Guest Dan Hughley is a musician, music lover, and Senior Manager of Brand Marketing for Focusrite (https://us.focusrite.com/). Focusrite has partnered with Omni Sound Project on a ton of great educational events and Dan and I became friends in the process. But when he and his wife announced a move to Montana (my beloved second home), I knew he’d be a friend for life! In this chat, we share our love of the music of our youth, old MTV videos, and local record stores.
Dan’s Reference Tracks
Smells Like Teen Spirit – Nirvana
Nuthin but a G Thang – Dr. Dre
Jump – Van Halen
Exciting news! I *think* I’ve figured out a way for us to listen to our guests’ chosen songs again (after Spotify removed the feature earlier this year). I’ve created a super secret unlisted playlist over on YouTube that only Substack subscribers can access. When set to autoplay, the playlist will include the music that my guests and I talk about - give it a whirl by clicking the link at the bottom of the Substack post… and let me know how it goes.
Reference Tracks features conversations with musicians, artists, and audio engineers about the songs that impacted their lives and careers, hosted by Lisa Machac of Omni Sound Project (https://omnisoundproject.substack.com/).
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