ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we talk with session drummer and MD, Dan Bailey, about the realities of the modern music industry. With a career spanning major tours and high-end session work, Dan shares practical advice on the technical and professional sides of being a working musician. Whether you’re a drummer looking to level up your recording game or a music lover curious about the mechanics of a hit record, Dan’s insights on creativity and professionalism are masterclass-level.
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