Contest Runner Up Spotlight: Josh Hanselman on His Remix of Com Truise’s “Dynetics”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we check in with producer Josh Hanselman, one of two Runners Up in our 2022 Com Truise Remix Contest.
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Contest Winner Spotlight: Mono Memory on His Remix of Com Truise’s “Dynetics”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we hear from the winner of our Com Truise Remix Contest, Mono Memory on his work, music and perspective.
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Announcing the Winners of the Summer of Synthwave Com Truise Remix Contest!
It’s all over folks! Here are the Grand Prize and Runner Up winners of Soundfly’s Summer of Synthwave Com Truise Remix Contest!
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Student Spotlight: Marc Haumann on Making Existential-Yet-Pretty “Dread Pop”
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we speak to Marc Haumann on the inspiration and execution of his Lemonglow project, and his new EP.
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Student Spotlight: Samson Afolabi Holds Out Hope for the Creedence
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we meet a purveyor of an old familiar bluesy sound, done in a truly pioneering modern way. Enjoy!
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Student Spotlight: Cade Margus on the Diagnosis That Sparked a Creative Flame
In this edition of Student Spotlight we take a trip into the mind of a producer whose musical turning point came with a hard pill to swallow.
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How a Mentor Helped Me Make (Much) Better Music
An OpEd by a recent Soundfly student covering his experience working 1-on-1 with production mentor, Andrea De Carlo. Read on for his review.
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Student Spotlight: Spencer Brill From the Private Song Book to the Public Stage
In this edition of Student Spotlight, singer/songwriter Spencer Brill reflects on an unexpected year’s worth of creative and personal growth.
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Student Spotlight: Shea (Buttr) Winpigler on Finishin’ What Ya Start!
In today’s edition of Student Spotlight, Shea Winpigler (Buttr) bares all about addressing her growing self-confidence in music production.
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Student Spotlight: Alexis Walter Blaess on How Music Can Flow Unpredictably
In this edition of Student Spotlight, we dive deep into the nature-inspired synth and field recording work of Alexis Walter Blaess.
