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Send us a text Welcome to GIG! I’m your host, Mike Redman. In this part of  4 of my series on AI and Music, I had a chance to speak with Joshua Campbell. He's such an interesting guy, and his approach to AI and music is extremely unique. I learned so much talking with him, and I'm sure you will too. So as always, let's jump right in. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text 🎙️ Hey everyone, welcome back to GIG! I’m your host, Mike Redman. In Part 3 of our AI and Music series, I sat down with Kevin Taylor—a musician, artist, and project manager at BandLab. Kevin lives right at the crossroads of creativity and technology, and he has a powerful perspective on how AI is reshaping the way music is made. As he puts it: “It’s crucial for every musician to understand AI so they can use it—rather than fear it.” This conversation is packed with insights for artists at every level, from bedroom producers to touring pros. So let’s dive in—here’s Kevin Taylor on AI and Music. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Welcome to the very first episode of our AI and Music series, where we dig into the big questions every musician is asking right now. To kick things off, we’re starting with the perfect guest—Clifford Champion. Cliff is a rare voice at the intersection of art and technology, someone who has spent years not only working inside the music world but also pushing forward in tech and innovation. “Clifford Champion, you are the first expert in the AI and Music series, so you get the questions on every musician’s mind. Are you ready for this?  Music and AI 101.” What is AI  … the term flows out of everyone’s mouth, but most people I know just heard it for the first time a year ago. " Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Hey everyone, and welcome to GIG! I’m your host, Mike  Redman. It’s crucial today that every musician understands AI. We’re continuing with Part 2 of AI & Music. And my guest is David Ronan, founder of RoEx. He has a deep knowledge of AI and his product. Roex is an AI-driven audio mix system. It's absolutely fascinating. We talk about AI as a tool. Something that helps talented musicians and composers. “Go fast.” Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Today, we’re diving deep with an artist who’s not just rocking stages—he’s changing lives. Meet Gooding—a musician, producer, and financial literacy advocate on a mission to empower musicians and young people with the tools they need to take control of their money, their careers, and their futures. From playing thousands of shows across the country to standing in front of high school classrooms, Gooding has seen firsthand how financial education—or the lack of it—can make or break a dream. He’s here to break the myths, share the hard lessons, and give artists and young people the financial mindset they never knew they needed. If you’re a musician struggling with the business side of your career, a young creative wondering how to build wealth, or just someone looking for real talk about money, this episode is for you. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Hi everyone, welcome to Gig! I’m your host, Mike Redman. This is Part 2 of the 'The Working Drummer' series packed with insights on thriving as a freelance drummer—groove development, networking, session work, and the mindset that makes it all possible. Today’s guest is the incredible Randy Nichols, a long-time friend, incredible drummer and human being. He will fill you with positive vibes and help you take the next step towards fulfilling your career as a Working Drummer. I really hope you enjoy this series and if you do, please  take a moment to like or share it with others. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Hi everyone, welcome to Gig! I’m your host, Mike Redman. This is Part four of the The Working Drummer, series packed with insights on thriving as a freelance drummer—groove development, networking, session work, and the mindset that makes it all possible. Today’s guest is the incredible Logan Jayne, a standout funky drummer with powerful advice to elevate your musical journey. I really hope you enjoy this series and if you do, please, please  take a moment to like or share it with others. So as always , let’s jump right in. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text John Hammond is one of the premier session drummers in Nashville. He played with literally everybody in the business. He shares a lot of insights about how to be successful as a full-time drummer, and how it works in the session world. He's an awesome guy and you should go see him play if you get a chance. He's often playing with a band called The Smoking Section. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuIwvOICd-0 Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text This is  Part 1 of The Working Drummer, a 4-part series packed with insights on thriving as a freelance drummer—groove development, networking, session work, and the mindset that makes it all possible. Today’s guest is the incredible Patrick Armitage, a standout drummer from Asheville with powerful advice to elevate your musical journey. I really hope you enjoy this series and if you do, please, please  take a moment to like or share it with others. So as always , let’s jump right in. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Today, I’m excited to welcome Katy McIlvaine, a talented music supervisor who just wrapped the acclaimed horror film ‘The Front Room’.  In this episode, Katy shares her thoughts on the art of music supervision, collaboration, and her company Dawn Patrol Music.   She’s also an avid rock climber!  So whether you’re a composer, a band looking to get your music into film, or just someone fascinated by the behind-the-scenes world of soundtracks, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. https://www.dawnpatrolmusic.com Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Today I my guest is Composer ,Jeff Rona. Jeff is one of those guys that with lots of creative energy. As a composer, he writes as an artist, and for his library, games  as well as commercial ventures.  Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Edwina Travis-Chin is the VP of Music Strategy and Content at APM (Associated Production Music).  Every company needs a strategy. Every company needs a plan, even music libraries. Edwina talks about why producers should be licensing their music among many other subjects. I know you will  enjoy this one.  Edwina has more experience than most in the music library business.  Enjoy ! Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Meet Sarah Scarlata from APM. Sarah wears two hats, one as an APM Music Director and the other as a bridge between the Marketing teams and the Music. She’s also an amazing drummer who has played in the industry for many years … I believe it’s impossible to talk about music libraries without talking to the executives about the internal workings of the business. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text In this Part 2 of 'Music Libraries' I talk to the artist 'Gooding’ whose energy is infectious, his talent undeniable as is his love for humanity and the animals of our planet. Gooding, the artist, and Gooding, the businessman.   He makes a very good living touring, AND building his music library 'KINGDOM 2"  I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did.  https://www.goodingmusic.com/ http://fundingthefuturelive.org/ www.kingdom2music.com  Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman

Send us a text Most musicians think that TV and Film placements are the best way to make money in the music business if you're not touring or selling merchandise. That's true but did you know that over 50% of all the music and TV in Film comes from music libraries?  This is the First Part of a 5-part series on ‘GIG with Mike Redman’ all about music libraries. We’ll explore this fascinating industry, and you’ll learn how to take advantage of this opportunity.  My first guest is Adam Taylor, president of APM, a very successful music library. Visit GIG with Mike Redman @ https://www.gigwithmikeredman.com/podcasts Email me questions, guests you would like to see @ : [email protected] Thanks for listening ! Mike Redman