Dr. Captain and the Fleet rock out, talk collaborative songwriting on Jam Sessions
In this episode, Dr. Captain and the Fleet bring their hard-hitting rock sound to the FOX8 Studio. We talk about collaborative songwriting, translating energy during a performance, and how to pace yourself for long gigs.
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