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On this episode of INSIDE MUSIC, host James Shotwell answers the requests of countless podcast listeners by welcoming former guest Scott Heisel back on the show. Scott has spent the last six months settling into his position as Editor-in-Chief at Substream Magazine, and during this conversation he shares how his life has changed, as well as how it has remained the same. If you have any interest in music journalism, or if you were ever curious how and why certain artists get coverage in print while others do not, this is one episode you will not want to miss.

The music you hear in the intro to Inside Music this week is “Rough Redemption” from Common Rider. The band is no longer together, but you can still buy the album this song hails from on iTunes.

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Hello, everyone! We are back with the 15th episode of INSIDE MUSIC. This episode is one that we have been promising since the middle of December, and we could not be more thrilled to finally have an opportunity to share it with all of you. We promised this year would be a big one for the podcast, and hopefully this conversation makes that clear.

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On this episode of INSIDE MUSIC, host James Shotwell connects with founder of Youth Conspiracy Records and former managing editor for Alternative Press Magazine Scott Heisel to discuss life in the modern music industry. Scott has been writing for almost a decade longer than James, and he has a number of hilarious stories to share from his experiences in music, including the time he saw the lead singer of Sugar Ray get struck by lightning at Van’s Warped Tour. The two also walk through Heisel’s career from his time in college to present day, as well as a little discussion about what the future may hold.

The music you hear in the intro to ‘Inside Music’ is provided by San Diego, California folk punk group Sledding with Tigers. You can learn more about their work on their official website.

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