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In this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we dive into the evolving world of Bali as she unveils her latest EP, Beyond Zero. Fresh off the momentum of her critically praised project After Zero, Bali returns with a five-song collection that pushes her sound and storytelling even further, offering fans an intimate extension of her journey through healing, identity, and creative freedom.We explore the inspiration behind Beyond Zero, the significance of independent creation, and how Bali continues to challenge genre boundaries in today’s music landscape. From ambient experimentation to emotionally raw songwriting, this EP reflects an artist fully stepping into her own voice without compromise.Tune in as we break down the new project, discuss Bali’s artistic evolution, and examine what it means to exist “beyond zero,” a space where growth, self-awareness, and fearless creativity take center stage.

Multi award-winning Christian Soul artist Shelia Moore-Piper joins the Muzilog Magazine Podcast to discuss her upcoming EP, The Love/Soul Session Vol. 1. In this inspiring conversation, Shelia shares the heart and vision behind the project, the success of her single “Love Is A Beautiful Thing,” and how she blends soul, jazz, and faith-driven messages into music that uplifts and inspires.Shelia also talks about collaborating with her husband and producer Glenn “GP” Piper, the creative process behind the EP’s rich sound, and why messages of love, hope, and self-worth are at the center of her artistry. With seven soulful tracks that fuse Jazz, R&B, Pop, and Soul, The Love/Soul Session Vol. 1 reflects Shelia’s passion for creating music that resonates deeply with listeners.Tune in as we explore her musical journey, the power of authentic soul music, and what fans can expect next from one of Christian Soul’s most compelling voices.

On this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with rising international recording artist Chavonna Adams, a soulful singer-songwriter whose music blends Southern soul, R&B, and heartfelt storytelling. Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, Chavonna shares the journey that shaped her sound—from her gospel roots and years of performing behind the scenes to stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist.We also dive into the inspiration behind her uplifting single “Good Man,” a feel-good anthem celebrating love, appreciation, and the magic of recognizing a truly good man. Chavonna talks about her creative process, the experiences that influence her songwriting, and how she’s navigating the evolving music industry as an independent artist.Join us for a candid and inspiring conversation about music, passion, perseverance, and what’s next for one of soul music’s emerging voices.Tune in and discover why Chavonna Adams is an artist to watch.

In this episode, we sit down with R&B powerhouse Ricky Jones, whose journey from church choir beginnings to the global music stage is nothing short of inspiring. Discovered during a life-changing trip to Los Angeles, Jones signed with Motown Records as the lead singer and songwriter for the trio Yours Truly, gaining national attention with hits like “Come and Get It” and “I Wanna Make Love.” He later launched a successful solo career with Universal Records, scoring the hit “If I Was The One,” written by Grammy-winning songwriter Diane Warren.Beyond his own music, Jones became one of the industry’s trusted vocal coaches, working with legends including David Foster, Lionel Richie, Luther Vandross, and the Backstreet Boys. In this conversation, he reflects on his remarkable career, behind-the-scenes stories from the music industry, and the creative reinvention that led to his latest chapter.Now returning to the spotlight through the Ricky Jones ReKindled Movement, Jones is reintroducing audiences to the soulful essence of classic R&B with a modern edge. With his recent chart-topping single “Pretty Just Ain’t Enough” and the highly anticipated 2026 release “Set It Off,” Ricky Jones proves that true artistry only gets stronger with time. Tune in as we talk music, resilience, reinvention, and the power of staying true to your sound.

In this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with Alex Jancula, the driving force behind Alex Jancula & The Watchmen, a band blending rock, blues, and Americana into a powerful and engaging sound. Alex talks with us about the formation of the band, his journey as a songwriter and performer, and the influences that shaped their music. We explore the band’s approach to songwriting, the energy of their live shows, and the challenges and rewards of navigating today’s independent music landscape. From musical inspirations to stories from the stage, this conversation offers a deeper look into the passion behind the music and what lies ahead for Alex Jancula & The Watchmen.

In this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we talk with soul singer Anissa “Bigg Sexyy” Hampton, whose dynamic and versatile voice is making a big impact on today’s Southern Soul and Blues scene.Anissa shares her story, from singing at age three to performing on stages across the South with a voice that blends Blues, Soul, Gospel, Jazz, and Opera. She talks about being from Chicago all the way to developing her style in Jackson, Mississippi, and the passion behind her powerful performances.We talk about her time performing with artists like Brian McKnight, Musiq Soulchild, Regina Belle, and Bobby Rush, and what she learned from singing background for music legends. Anissa also discusses her journey through award nominations and wins, including several honors from the Jackson Music Awards and Best of Mississippi Awards.Listeners will hear about how she created her breakout singles, “Big Sexy,” “Doggone Shucky Ducky,” and “Talk to Me,” and get a preview of her upcoming Blues EP, Variations of Me.Anissa “Bigg Sexyy” Hampton brings honesty and passion to the mic in a conversation that highlights her music, her achievements, and her influence on today’s Southern Soul.Listen in to hear the voice, story, and spirit of the woman who is changing what it means to be a modern Blues artist.

In this inspiring episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with Grammy-winning conductor and rising R&B vocalist Jeffery Redding for an intimate conversation about his life in music, his evolution as an artist, and the heart behind his newest single, “Captivating.” From his roots in Orlando to his global influence as a choral leader, he shares how decades of shaping voices have guided him into a new chapter where he steps confidently into the spotlight with a sound that is soulful, sincere, and unmistakably his own.During the interview, Redding opens up about the personal stories that fuel his songwriting, the creative process behind “Captivating,” and how love, community, and purpose continue to shape his artistry. Whether you know him from the podium or are just discovering his R&B journey, this episode offers a powerful look at an artist bridging classical mastery with contemporary emotion. A must-listen for music lovers, educators, and anyone moved by artists who evolve with both courage and heart.

In this special episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with Southern Soul powerhouse Mr. Sam to unpack a career built on faith, resilience, and timeless songwriting. From his early days discovering music in Los Angeles to writing hits for some of the genre’s most respected names, Mr. Sam shares the stories behind the songs that shaped his legacy, and the lessons that shaped the man.With humor, humility, and unmistakable soul, Mr. Sam reminds us that longevity in music isn’t about chasing trends, it’s about staying true to your roots while never being afraid to grow. This is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In this inspiring episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with the multifaceted artist Khame’ — a singer, songwriter, self-published author, poet, recording engineer, producer, and creative visionary who uses her artistry to awaken the depths of human potential.Khame’ joins us to discuss her creative evolution and the stories behind her latest musical project, Melted Gold: The Elixir — an 11-song, soul-pouring EP that began release in Spring 2025. Listeners will get an inside look into the making of tracks like “That’s Me,” “Re-Grand Openin’,” and “Drippin’,” available now on Spotify and YouTube.Throughout the conversation, Khame’ opens up about her poetic trilogy Mental Rhythms, the intersection between spoken word and song, and how she transforms emotion into art that heals, uplifts, and transcends.Tune in for an intimate dialogue on creativity, purpose, and the transformative power of self-expression — only on the Muzilog Magazine Podcast.

International soul artist Hatina joins the Muzilog Magazine Podcast to celebrate the release of her new single, “Little Thingz” — a warm, soulful ballad encouraging listeners to slow down and savor life’s intimate, meaningful moments. Produced by Greek jazz musician Soki, the track blends R&B, Jazz, and Soul with heartfelt lyricism and a breezy summer groove. Hatina opens up about creating “Soul Food for the Heart, Head, and Healing,” sharing how her music is meant for people who feel deeply, love boldly, and need space to breathe in a fast-moving world. In this episode, Hatina also teases her upcoming project, which continues her mission of emotional freedom, vulnerability, and purposeful artistry. She discusses the international campaign surrounding the single, from playlist submissions and media outreach to radio promotion, live venue targets, and digital storytelling on social platforms. With her silky vocals, intentional sound, and global influences, H'atina is carving out space as a rising soul force — offering music that soothes, uplifts, and nourishes.

The Muzilog Magazine Podcast spotlights top contemporary jazz saxophonist Jessy J and her new album TERRANOVA, a stunning continuation of her 17-year career filled with musical milestones. With eight Billboard-charting albums, thirteen top singles, and sold-out world tours, Jessy J has solidified her reputation as one of the most dynamic and in-demand artists in modern jazz. TERRANOVA reunites her with multi-GRAMMY-winning producer Paul Brown, marking their fifth collaboration since her acclaimed debut, Tequila Moon. Together, they’ve crafted an eight-song journey that seamlessly fuses contemporary jazz and sensual Latin rhythms, performed by world-class musicians spanning both East and West Coast ensembles. The project highlights Jessy’s versatility and passion for boundary-pushing artistry through a mix of original compositions and vibrant reinterpretations of beloved classics.Beyond her technical mastery, TERRANOVA reflects Jessy’s emotional and creative evolution as an artist. From the infectious groove of “Beso Del Sol” and the sultry flow of “My Everything” to her soulful renditions of “Mister Magic,” “No More Blues,” and “Piel Canela,” the album embodies her vision of music without limits. Recorded with a sense of joy and serenity, the project captures the peace and confidence she’s found in her artistry. Building on the success of her pandemic-era album Blue—named JazzTrax’s #1 Album of the Year—and her 2024 children’s release Now, Let’s Play, Jessy continues to expand her creative horizons through her label, Changi Records. With TERRANOVA, she invites listeners to experience the warmth, passion, and musical freedom that define her ever-evolving sound.

In this inspiring episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, we sit down with Pepper Thomas — a powerhouse radio personality and the soulful voice behind The Hot Pepper Show. With over 30 years in broadcasting, Pepper has become one of R&B’s most trusted champions, using her platform to uplift independent artists and preserve the spirit of the genre she loves.From her early days volunteering at KAZI Radio in Austin, Texas, to creating her nationally recognized platform, Pepper’s story is one of faith, passion, and purpose. She opens up about her beginnings in radio, the divine encounters that shaped her path, and how her unwavering love for music continues to fuel her mission.Pepper also shares the story behind her latest project, The House That Pepper Built. This Dallas-based compilation album celebrates the soulful roots of R&B and spotlights rising talent, including music from Eric Roberson and Eric Benét. Through heartfelt anecdotes, reflections on her journey, and a few laughs about life and love, Pepper reminds us why “love is an action word” — and how every note she plays is a labor of love.Tune in for a conversation that celebrates authenticity, artistry, and the power of music to connect generations.

In this episode, host Samuel Archer sits down with Lisa London, a dynamic radio media mogul and the creative force behind The Lisa London Show – Inside the Quiet Storm.Lisa is renowned for curating the finest in Smooth R&B and Classic Quiet Storm, captivating audiences across the globe. Though her love for radio runs deep, Lisa first built a thriving career in financial services before answering her true calling behind the microphone. Her radio debut came with The Friday Night Basement Party—a lively two-hour mix of old school, new jack swing, hip-hop, and house music. While the show quickly earned a loyal fan base, Lisa’s heart was ultimately drawn to the timeless allure of the Quiet Storm format—a genre defined by its soulful melodies and emotional resonance.In 2014, Lisa launched her first Quiet Storm broadcast, transforming her passion into a celebrated program now airing seven days a week across more than 28 internet radio stations, including terrestrial broadcasts in the UK and Belize. Through Inside the Quiet Storm, she builds intimate connections with listeners, using music as a universal language of love, empathy, and emotion.Blending a deep appreciation for the classics of the 1970s through the 1990s with an ear for today’s emerging voices, Lisa London reminds audiences that love and music remain two of life’s most powerful forces—beautifully intertwined in every note of the Quiet Storm.www.myvyberadio.com#supportindieradio

Muzilog Magazine Podcast with Samuel Archer – Featuring Erik DeutschOn this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast, host Samuel Archer sits down with acclaimed pianist, composer, and producer Erik Deutsch to explore the inspirations, stories, and sounds behind his ninth full-length album, This Was Then. Known for his genre-bending approach and decades-long career, Deutsch shares insights into working with his long-running NYC sextet, collaborating with special guests like percussionist Mauro Refosco and vocalist Victoria Reed, and balancing life as a touring musician with The Black Crowes while still crafting fresh, original music.From psychedelic jazz fusions to cinematic ballads, Erik takes listeners behind the scenes of his creative process, the evolution of his sound, and the thoughtful production choices that elevate This Was Then into a unique musical journey. Tune in for a conversation that blends artistry, storytelling, and inspiration—an essential listen for fans of jazz, fusion, and music that defies boundaries.

On this episode, we sit down with guitarist and composer Jon Fadem to talk about his solo debut, Thankful—an album that tells a personal life story through music. Known for his years of dedication to the craft, Jon brings listeners an all-original, guitar-driven collection that blends rock, jazz, and soul, echoing the spirit of legends like Jeff Beck, Stevie Wonder, George Benson, Jerry Garcia, Jimi Hendrix, and Steely Dan.With organic grooves and melodies at its core, Thankful showcases Jon’s versatility—playing guitars, bass, keyboards, mandolin, and dulcimer—alongside drummer John Kimock. We dive into his creative process, the inspirations behind the album, and what it means to finally step out with his first solo project.If you’re a fan of boundary-crossing instrumental music and stories behind the sound, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.