Top notch quality here in this podcast... from his 2 books on music production to giving out music advice to get more tracks done, he is a great mentor. For example, a lot of new producers want to consume so much information about what new plug ins to make mixes sound better or get their productions top notch... he is saying the complete opposite which I concur! Information overload is not the way to produce music and learn.

This is an update: might have been too harsh last time. It’s obviously a ploy to sell books and personalised music production talks, but, there’s some great stuff in here. I agree philosophically with almost all of the tips in this podcast as I myself realised this stuff several years ago. It’s the kind of advice you need, but may not want. And what humans need is always more important than what they want. Highly suggested if you’re active musically, and the advice will carry into many aspects of your life and especially anything that you’re passionate about. And if you’ve been in a rut, use this to wake up and take advantage of the scarcest resource- time. Gl!!!