Episode 22 // Daniel House
Daniel House lives in San Diego but was a staple of the Seattle grunge scene. He co-founded Skin Yard and is the Owner and President of C/Z Records, is writing a book, recently launched The Creative Asylum Podcast, and somehow also finds time to sleep.
Summary
In this episode of the heartdea13r podcast, Daniel House shares his journey through the music industry, from his early days publishing comic books to becoming a pivotal figure in the Seattle grunge scene. He discusses the importance of creativity, the evolution of music, and the impact of personal experiences on his career. House also reflects on the challenges of transitioning from music to entrepreneurship, the effects of long COVID, and his current projects, including a podcast and a forthcoming book.
Takeaways
- Daniel House emphasizes the importance of creativity in his life.
- Asking for what you want can lead to unexpected opportunities.
- Finding your tribe is crucial for personal and professional growth.
- The Seattle music scene was a small, insular community that influenced each other.
- Transitioning from music to entrepreneurship can be a natural progression.
- Long COVID has impacted House's ability to work but he continues to push forward.- Authenticity in art is more important than commercial success.
- Creating beauty and contributing positively to the world is fulfilling.
- House's podcast aims to inspire others to pursue their passions.
- The journey of writing a book can be both therapeutic and challenging.
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