Inthis episode of the ZHZ Podcast, host Zak Davis and co-host Matt Allen sit downwith Tom Sweeney, the creative force behind Blakgraz, a genre-bending artistfrom San Antonio, Texas. Tom shares his journey as a DIY musician, detailinghis experiences on the road, the challenges of touring, and the importance oforiginal music. He discusses the evolution of his performance style, the use oftechnology in his shows, and the creative process behind his music. Tom alsooffers valuable advice for aspiring musicians, emphasizing the significance ofhealth, skill, and organization in building a successful music career. Theconversation highlights the connection between the artist and the audience,showcasing the passion and dedication that drives Tom's work as Blakgraz. Learn more about them here
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Welcome to The ZHZ Podcast, your go-to spot for music and DIY artists! Hosted by Zak Davis and Matt Allen from Z Frequency, we unite indie artists and build community support. Friends since '91, Zak and Matt's chemistry makes for engaging chats. Whether you're an artist or a fan, join us on our musical journey! Find out more at https://zhzpodcast.com
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