A Song Can Change Your Life Podcast
Live recording returns to the Alpharetta Arts Center
Fulton County Arts & Culture, Arts Alpharetta, The City of Alpharetta, and Home By Dark Productions bring A Song Can Change Your Life Podcast back to the Alpharetta Arts Center. The podcast series, which started early in 2020, had been placed on hold due to COVID-19. Now with support from the Fulton County Arts & Culture grant funding, the podcast will offer 5 new episodes throughout the year recorded directly from the Alpharetta Arts Center Black Box Theater. The latest episode in the series was recorded Sunday, September 13 featuring Kyshona Armstrong.
A Song Can Change Your Life Podcast series will feature one-on-one interviews with different professional songwriters each month from the Alpharetta Arts Center Black Box. Episodes may cover a variety of subjects such as the writer’s background, their introduction to songwriting, the creative process, the demo recording process, pitching songs, the business of professional songwriting, sources of inspiration, and poignant moments in their career. Every show focuses on one song from the writer’s catalog that has had significant impact on the world, the writer, or the host.
A Song Can Change Your Life Podcast lineup for 2020:
September 13 – KYSHONA ARMSTRONG
October 11 – JP WILLIAMS
October 25 – EMILY SHACKELTON
November 8 – CINDY MORGAN
December 6 – TONY ARATA
The podcast series is part of a larger initiative for the City of Alpharetta under the Alpharetta Music Project Strategy (AMPS) with the mission of creating a framework that empowers the community's music culture through listening and educational musical experiences. Other city initiatives that have been supported within the AMPS strategy include the Music Match program that connects local musicians with local businesses while bringing more live music to Alpharetta. For more information on the Music Match program visit http://bit.ly/alphamusicmatch.
A Song Can Change Your Life is now streaming on all major podcasts outlets and viewable at facebook.com/homebydark