ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Murkage Dave grew up in a strict religious home where pop music was off-limits, but music found him anyway. He spent a decade running club nights in Manchester and London, including one with Mike Skinner of The Streets, before stepping up as an artist himself. With no label and no manager, he took an album into the iTunes top 10, toured with The Streets and Yard Act, and played the Royal Albert Hall.
We talk about why he calls a record deal "the worst loan", owning your masters, what streaming really pays, making an album on friends' sofas when London studios got too expensive, and why the moment you chase money, the music suffers.
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