UPRAWR Podcast

Welcome back to the Uprawr podcast! Today's guest is Tracey Larcombe who’s spent 30 years in the TV & Film industry! Tracey has worked with SKY, The BBC & ITV aswell as spending time in L.A interviewing some of the biggest stars on the planet. We get into how she got her start in the industry, working for the police force and eventually into directing things like the critically acclaimed “doctors”. This one is a must for anyone interested in getting a job in media! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Jamie Osman, a music industry figure known for his work with Lower Than Atlantis, shares insights about the band's rise and split. He discusses how genuine care and strong songwriting drove their success, leading to a top 10 album and headlining Brixton. Jamie reflects on the youthful energy that accompanied their early wins and reveals that the band chose to part ways amicably as members sought different directions. He emphasizes LTA's lasting legacy and the respect they garnered from peers in the music scene.

Welcome back to the Uprawr podcast! Today's guest is Jamie Osman who runs his own management company, record label and co-hosts a podcast. Is there anything this man doesn't do? We speak about how he got started in the industry working with bands like Deaf Havana and achieving success in his early 20s to working with bands like lower than Atlantis and achieving a top 10 album. We also speak about the current success his having with his own podcast “They Think its all sober” that focuses on sobriety and how the music industry can be a pitfall for substance abuse. As always lets get right into it Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Steve Tannett explains what a record label is and should do. Taken from episode 9Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Welcome back to the uprawr podcast! Today's guest is Steve Tannett who is currently the top dog at Marshall records which is the label division of the famous Marshall amps. Steve talks to us about what a record label should do, what his job involves and the history of how Marshall records came to be. He also goes into detail on how indie labels really emerged and what his life was like in the 80s working for some of the biggest Uk indie labels that were at the forefront of the punk movement. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Taken from Episode 8 of the UPRAWR Podcast, Nathan Phillips talks about how he first signed Sleep TokenSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Welcome back to the Uprawr Podcast, Today's guest is Nathan barley Philips who is currently working as an A&R for nuclear blast records, one of the biggest indie metal labels in the world that currently rosters acts like hatebreed, in flames and slayer. He also does A&R for sharptone records which is a fairly newer alt label that’s had some big breakout acts like holding absence, loathe and caskets. We go over how he got into the music industry and what exactly an A&R does, and he also goes into some of his own personal achievements with singings early on he had with his own record label.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations

Sean Smith, a music industry figure who toured with Lostprophets, discusses the fallout from Ian Watkins' heinous crimes and their impact on the innocent band members. He passionately defends the five who claimed ignorance, sharing Stu's story of shock. The conversation highlights the band's strict discipline and their struggle to rehabilitate their name and legacy. Sean critiques social media's role in mob mentality, emphasizing the lasting emotional toll on the bandmates and their families as they attempt to move forward.

Sean Smith, the seasoned frontman of The Blackout and host of the S'appenin podcast, dives deep into the music industry’s highs and lows. He candidly discusses why he considers The Blackout a 'failed band' and the sacrifices behind touring. Sean shares amusing stories about crowdfunding fan experiences and transforming a neglected space into a podcast studio. The conversation also highlights memorable guests and the contrasting economics of today’s streaming landscape, alongside his thoughts on UFOs and dream podcast guests.

This episode we’re talking to WSTR! Listen as Boots and Sammy talk to us on what it means to be Pop Punk, the way in which their music has changed, or not changed, and what it really means to be a touring band. Also what boot would Boots be?Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/uprawrs-rawrcast/donations