Sfera Louis: Painter - Tom Ray's Art Podcast

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On this podcast episode, I meet Sfera Louis. Sfera is a painter living in Brooklyn New York. Sfera describes their paintings as Spherealism and works on several paintings simultaneously. With a background in working with music promotion, Sfera has a solid grassroots method of promoting creative work, which has led to making their own studio home to open mics for creatives and gallery salons!

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Artwork for the original Candy Land game by Milton Bradley from 1955.

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Ben Pate of Bandwagon - Crafting A New Site For Musicians - The Lorenzo's Music Podcast

Subscribe to the show on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube Podcasts | RSS In the latest episode of The Lorenzos Music Podcast , I meet Ben Pate , the creator of Bandwagon.fm , an open-source platform designed specifically for musicians that integrates with the Fediverse, allowing artists to share their music in a decentralized manner. Ben talks about the concept behind Bandwagon, explaining how it originated from a need for a more open alternative to music platforms. One with the ability to connect musicians with audiences through a search function that allows users to follow specific music tags and receive updates in their Mastodon feeds to serve as a music hub for discovering new music.

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