UPRAWR Podcast

Welcome back to the Uprawr podcast! Today's guest is Chris Turner who is currently the drummer for the band “oceans ate Alaska”. Chris is known for being one of the best drummers on the planet with companies like Drumeo featuring him, not to mention millions of people have watched his playthroughs. We speak to Chris about why and when he started drumming, how he joined oceans ate Alaska, starting his own solo career and also starting his own YouTube channel. Whether you're a fan of drumming or not this has something for everyone, so let’s get into it

Welcome back to the Uprawr podcast, today's guest is Danny Corr who currently works at roadrunner records one of the biggest labels in the world. He’s done marketing campaigns for the likes of slipknot, green day & the Red Hot Chillis! We speak about how different it is running the campaigns for massive bands compared to smaller ones and how ambitious they are when doing these campaigns. Danny has worked at the absolute top level of the industry and has an insight into the industry that most people would dream about. So, Let's get straight into it 

Julie talks to us about the impact of what happened after the lostprophets news broke | Taken from episode 13 with Julie Weir

Welcome back to the uprawr podcast! Today’s Guest is Josh Mateer who’s been involved in the music industry for over 20 years. Josh started out promoting shows and selling out venues before he even turned 18, he then got an internship at warner in L.A and has worked at record labels ever since. Josh has been involved in countless high profile artists careers and has a fascinating story that we think will really benefit anyone who's ever wondered how you get into these positions. He’s currently the head of A&R at TikTok and we ask him about his life and what his job entails now, this one's good so lets get into it 

Welcome back to the uprawr podcast! today's guest is Leander Gloversmith who’s been working as a manager for some of the biggest bands in the UK like Architects & Neck Deep! We speak about his own struggles within the industry and how cut throat it can sometimes be but ultimately how perseverance and hard work can get you through it. We also speak about Neck Deeps history and how influential that band was to Leanders career, Aswell as the as it is reunion and how his joined future history management. Let’s get into it! 

Welcome back to the uprawr podcast! This one’s a bit different as jack and joe sit down to talk about how 1k lights came to be and how jack pulled it off. If you’ve ever wondered how much an arena costs or the logistics of getting 1000 musicians to play a song at the same time then we promise you’ll learn something new. Big thankyou to anyone involved in the night and ultimately the event raised over 120k for charity which is staggering!  If you’d like to donate to the charity (uprawr mental health foundation) you can find the fundraiser here - https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/1000  

Taken from Episode 13 of the UPRAWR Podcast, Julie Weir talks about signing bring me early on and why their music changedSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Welcome back to the Uprawr podcast! Today's guest is Julie Weir who is currently running Music for nations a subsidiary of Sony. Julie has had an incredible career in music over the past 25 years and started her own record label Visible Noise which had some of the biggest British bands of the 2000s like bring me the horizon, bullet for my valentine and lostprophets. We speak about how she got into the industry and what it was like signing bands like bring me and lostprophets early in their careers, we also speak about how the issues with lostprophets directly affected her. This one is interesting so let’s get into itSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Today’s guest is Jessica Powell who is currently the frontwomen of the band dream state. Jessie talks about the struggles she’s had coming in to front an already successful band and how she had to face backlash from the fanbase with her vocals getting constantly compared to the previous singer. She also talks us through how the band operates and how their able to make money whilst being in a full-time touring band in their 30s. Jess is a long-time friend of ours so this one is special, let's get into itSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Director Tracey Larcombe, experienced in UK TV dramas, shares insights on music supervision and sync licensing. She explains the UK blanket agreement, allowing broadcasters to use numerous songs while navigating international restrictions. Tracey highlights the critical role of music supervisors in negotiations and recounts the permission process for specific artist tracks. She discusses the stark difference in sync fees between the UK and the US, and emphasizes the ethical implications around re-recording songs. Finally, she illustrates how TV placements boost audience discovery and downloads.