# Wayne Krantz

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Episode 532 – Ray LeVier on Mindfulness, Overcoming Adversity, and Techniques for Being a Great Musician

They say we are the sum of our experiences, and as many musicians know, whatever life throws at us, we can take and turn into art.No one knows this better than my guest on the podcast this week, Ray LeVier.Ray is a drummer, composer, producer, author, and motivational speaker who has played and rec…

KEVIN SCOTT (Wayne Krantz, Gov't Mule, John McLaughlin) [Bassed. 29]

On this episode we talk to bass legend Kevin Scott about tour life, memorizing music, Jad Freer Sisma/Volta, pickups, basses, and more!

Kevin Scott (Warren Haynes, Govt Mule, Col Bruce Hampton & More) on The Bass Nerds Podcast

We're excited to welcome Kevin Scott to the Bass Nerds Podcast. Kevin is a dynamic and innovative bassist known for his work with Govt Mule, Warren Haynes band, Wayne Krantz, Col Bruce Hampton, Jimmy Herring, Forq, and many others. In this episode, we sit down to talk about his musical journey, the…

Zach Danziger breaks down the five records that influenced his playing

We’re back with another installment of Big Fat Five - a segment of the show where I chat with my favorite drummers about the 5 records that shaped their approach to the instrument. This week’s guest is Zach Danziger...a drummer/composer who refuses to let tradition box him in. From early days with …

MARBIN | Fusion Guitarist Dani Rabin | FULL PODCAST

Dani Rabin is the guitarist and band leader of jazz fusion band Marbin. Marbin was formed in 2007 after Dani graduated from Berklee college of music. The band later settled in Chicago, where the band currently resides. Marbin has been touring and releasing full-length albums regularly since 2009 an…

Jazz Performance: Syncing Creativity (transcript)

Gregg Belisle-Chi: When I first moved to New York, I wasn't a very good band leader because I didn't have a strong sense of vision and I didn't feel like I had a strong identity. I thought that the way to make musicians happy was just to let them do whatever they wanted, and that wasn't necessarily…

Session 14 - Aaron Nevezie - Emotional Impact

iTunes | GooglePlay | Stitcher | SoundCloud | TuneIn Aaron Nevezie is a producer and engineer based at The Bunker Studio in Brooklyn NYC. He has worked with Danger Mouse, Black Thought (The Roots), Questlove, tUnE-yArDs, Brad Mehldau, Brian Blade Fellowship, Vijay Iyer, The Black Keys, Black Taxi, …

Are Self-Taught Drummers Missing Out? Plus Keith Carlock, Bad Bunny and Pollner Drums | The Back Beat #2

Send us Fan Mail You can practise on your own for ten years and just get really good at doing it wrong. This week I'm asking whether learning drums alone is quietly holding you back. This week on The Back Beat: a Bad Bunny record that genuinely surprised me, Keith Carlock's vocabulary with the Wayn…

Tim Lefebvre: Tone, Trust, and the Art of Fitting In

On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with bassist Tim Lefebvre for a conversation about groove, adaptability, tone, and what it really means to serve the music. Tim has built one of the most distinctive and wide-ranging careers in modern bass playing, with credits spanning jazz, rock, …

How Keith Carlock Built a Sound No One Can Copy

Send us Fan Mail Video essay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tot2osqBPFQ&t Keith Carlock might be the most quietly influential drummer working today: jazz educated, delta raised, and impossible to pin to a single genre. This video essay traces how he engineered that sound.We start in Clinton, Miss…