On this episode of The Modern Recordist, we get to hang out and connect with a very unique DIY touring musician. Just hours before recording this episode, host Jon Stinson connected with Tambofeet of Potluck Shows. This is a grassroots style house show tour, that Tambofeet organizes through websites like Couchsurfing. The shows are all about personal connection, and coming together over dinner and music.
Hit play now to hear Tambofeet share some unique, funny, inspiring, and dare we say crazy stories of being on the road throughout three collective years worth of Potluck Shows tours. Tambofeet also shares his unique approach to making music - like circuit-bent Nintendos and playing guitar with his feet.
On The Modern Recordist, we like to put an emphasis on connecting with people and creating an impact with your music. Tambofeet is definitely an extraordinary artistic visionary that is creating connection and impact. Check this episode out to learn how to inspire people, connect with them, and build a movement around your music.
Tambofeet is currently bringing Potluck Shows through all 50 US states. To see what state he's currently in, connect, and get out to a show, jump over to www.potluckshows.org, check out the tour dates, and send Tambofeet a message.
Also, consider making a donation to Potluck Shows at his GoFundMe link:
https://www.gofundme.com/potluckshows
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Jon Stinson is the host of The Modern Recordist, as well as a producer/recording engineer/mixing engineer working out of Nashville, TN. He also blogs about creativity, recording, and mixing. Check out "Recording Drums 101" - a resource of simple and practical drum recording tips that Jon put together on his website.
Recording Drums 101: A Home Studio Guide For Pro Sounding Drums
AND! If you're ready to make a record, and looking or a producer, recording engineer, or mixing engineer, make sure you reach out to Jon Stinson and talk with him about your project.
Jon's philosophy for making a record is to understand your vision for what you are creating, keep the focus on the creative and imaginative qualities of your music, and work with you to bring out the core essence of your musical identity. The final result is uniquely and authentically you.
Get in touch with Jon at his Contact Page today, and talk with him about your next project.
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