You Feel Me?

Episode 3 features Vincent Neff and David Maclean of Django Django. Hear Vincent talk about growing up in the Northern Ireland Conflict, meeting David in art school, and pub culture. David shares about growing up a hip-hop head, being a vinyl-only DJ, and learning to loop cassette tapes. Show Highlights: 1:43: David talks about techniques he picked up while djing and making beats and its importance to Django Djangos earlier work 9:00: David talks about his dream to continue art and create his own album artwork 10:50: Vincent shares when he found out he was dyslexic 13:20: David and Vincent talk about the first instruments they picked up 16:20: Vincent and David talk about their experience in the 90’s rave scene 20:20: Django Django talk about incorporating and executing samples in their work. 26:50: Vincent recounts actually starting djing Django with David after graduation and how Myspace lead to their success. 20:50: David and Vincent talk about having to form a band and learning their instruments on the fl

In episode 2, host Lee Shaner talks with Kelly Zutrau, lead singer of Brooklyn-based Wet. Kelly opens up about her time at art school, rebellious youth, and how writing songs in her bedroom accidentally became a career. Show Highlights - 2:30 Kelly shares what music she’s feeling while on tour  4:47 Kelly talks about how her acceptance into the prestigious art school Cooper Union saved her life and led to a career in music 9:50 Kelly talks about her history with the unusual diet of Macrobiotics 14:20 Kelly mentions some musical influences from her childhood 27:40 Lee and Kelly talk about millennial’s struggle with saving money and Lee’s theory on why several musicians develop in art school 29:30 Kelly and Lee talk about how fan and label expectations negatively affect true artistry  32:00 Kelly talks about how Wet formed out of a giant folk band with friends from art school 37:10 Kelly shares how she feels about whether or not her creativity to write songs will last 40:12 Kelly talks about how her success wit

In episode 1 of Skullcandy’s new podcast You Feel Me? host Lee Shaner is joined by rising r&b/pop artist Amber Mark. Amber talks getting signed the same year she put her music on SoundCloud, growing up in a Tibetan monastery, and how her mother’s battle with cancer influenced her debut EP, 3:33am. :10 Amber gets signed off her soundcloud single 9:50 Amber on growing up in a Tibetan Monastery 16:16 Amber's strained relationship with her father 30:25 Amber's mom's diagnosis and struggle with cancer 34:05 Amber on making emotional dance songs 37:33 Amber on artist insecurities after a successful debut EP 38:45 Amber shares where her EP name, 3:33, came from