Student Spotlight: Nabil Khazzaka on His Unique, Theatrical Electronic Pop Music
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we finally catch up with a longtime Soundfly member on his intensely dramatic, theatrical pop sound.
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Student Spotlight: Electronic Producer Neebu on Empathizing With Oneself
In the latest edition of Student Spotlight, we help fill out the story of the secretive yet prolific EDM producer, Neebu.
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Student Spotlight: Isla Vidal on Accepting Her Shadows and Dancing With Her Ghosts
In the latest edition of Student Spotlight, we hear from hybrid songwriter and photographer Isla Vidal about her new single and its message.
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Student Spotlight: Lina Farah (of Naheli) on Telling Her Own Story Through Song
In this very special edition of Student Spotlight, we chat with the woman behind Naheli, an Egyptian-German pop group making waves.
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Student Spotlight: Zander Jones on Writing Catchy Mnemonic Songs for Classrooms
In today’s very special edition of Student Spotlight, a songwriter, producer, and educator seeking to help kids memorize through music.
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Community Spotlight: Carrie Herbert Featured on The Conscious Creative
Soundfly student Carrie Herbert, a songwriter and music therapist, joins The Conscious Creative podcast to talk mental health and creativity.
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Student Spotlight: Kevin Gundlach on Scoring “Space Desert Western” Game Music
In this edition of our Student Spotlight series, we chat with composer/sound designer Kevin G on his score to the game, Desert Moon of Karth.
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Student Spotlight: Allie Alvarado on Learning to Think Like an Engineer
Soundfly student songwriting producer Allie Alvarado reflects on how her recent session helped her think like an engineer while writing.
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Student Spotlight: Tenuous Threads on Fighting Misinformation and Hypocrisy
In this week’s Student Spotlight, we chat with the artist behind Tenuous Threads about his new EP and his main source of lyrical inspiration.
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Student Spotlight: Samuel Shih on Getting Back to Basics with “Simple Things”
Soundfly student producer Samuel Shih reflects on how his latest mentorship session helped him get back to his identity basics to create better songs.
