“Themes and Variation” Covered on The Music Biz Weekly Podcast

case you missed it, we at Soundfly just recently (proudly) launched our first ever podcast, called“Themes and Variation.” In it, host Carter Lee, who’s also a Soundfly mentor, brings tons of musicians and music lovers together with members of the Soundfly team to break down meaningful songs in their lives with a common theme.

Carter recently sat down with Michael Brandvold and Jay Gilbert, hosts of the Music Biz Weekly podcast, to talk about how it’s been going so far, why people of all musical ilks should tune in, and what Soundfly is really about these days. Check out the episode in video format above!

And be sure to check out “Themes and Variation” when you get a chance too. Listen to Episode 1 of here on Flypaper. Or, click right over to Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcher, or anywhere else you get your podcasts, to subscribe.

Enjoy!

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