Infinite and Brick had the chance to go to the event WE OUTSIDE CONCERT. In Brooklyn, NY at the Brooklyn Nest club. Infinite did some BACK STAGE PASS/ IN THE FIELD INTERVIEWS and Brick GOT SOME PICS OF THE ARTIST AND ALSO SOME VIDEOS! Which will be up on the website allaboutmepodcast.com in a few weeks, so be sure to go and check them.

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In this captivating episode of All About Me, host Infinite & Brick talk with artist and producer Leor "The Light" Tsadok to explore how music can reshape the world.
Leor shares his vision for transforming current global realities through sound, rhythm, and compassionate storytelling.
He discusses the moments and experiences that sparked his artistic journey and fueled his commitment to using music as a vehicle for change.

Inspirations and musical roots: a journey through the sounds that shaped Leor’s creative voice.
He opens up about the artists, genres, and albums that left a lasting imprint on his mindset and approach to production.
He reflects on the cultural and personal influences that continue to guide his work today.

Crafting music with a purpose: the intersection of spirituality and art.
Leor explains how he channels insights from the three major religions to inform his music-making process.
He shares practical examples of how these spiritual perspectives influence melody, harmony, and lyrical intent, creating a sound that seeks harmony and healing.

What to listen for: thematic threads and signature moments.
Expect candid stories about collaboration, resilience, and the power of music to connect communities.
A peek behind the scenes at his creative workflow, from concept to final mix, and how he stays true to his vision while evolving as an artist.

Takeaway: a hopeful message about using art as a catalyst for positive change.
Leor’s words leave listeners inspired to consider their own impact and the ways music can be a force for unity and transformation.

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In this energizing episode, host Infinite sits down with Brick for an in-depth conversation with reggae artist Tony Prophit, a Montego Bay native who now brings his roots to Ontario, CA. Tony Prophit isn’t just an artist—he’s a messenger of positive vibes, weaving uplifting vernacular and conscious rhythms that uplift the listener’s spirit.

From the very first note, the energy is unmistakable. Infinite calls this one his favorite interview to date, praising the raw authenticity and the palpable connection that unfolds when words meet music. The conversation dives into Tony’s journey—how his Jamaican roots blend with his Canadian experiences, and how his message of positivity translates into every verse, cadence, and chorus.

Brick shares a personal takeaway: a few new perspectives he learned just by listening, noting how Tony’s approach to language, culture, and community resonates beyond the microphone. The camaraderie between Infinite and Brick shines through as they explore Tony’s creative process, his mission to spread good vibes, and his belief in the power of reggae to unite and uplift.

If you’re chasing a conversation that fuses culture, rhythm, and inspiration, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear the powerful connection between Infinite, Brick, and Tony Prophit—and feel the positive energy that travels from Montego Bay to Ontario, and straight into your headphones.

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In this episode, hosts Infinite and Brick dive into a wide-ranging conversation with no guest in the chair, proving that two voices can carry a vibrant, multi-topic journey.
They kick off with quick reflections on artist birthdays and what these milestone dates reveal about the artists’ eras, influences, and enduring relevance.
The duo glides through a tapestry of music history, from pivotal movements to overlooked moments, connecting past sounds to present trends.
They explore how April is connected to music—seasonal moods, artist anniversaries, and notable release dates—bringing a fresh lens to a month often loaded with creative energy.
A playful segment revisits a homework assignment they gave each other in a previous episode, sharing updates, discoveries, and the surprises that came from following through.
They close with a loose impromptu brainstorm: what they’d program if they could curate a two-hour micro-set of songs that map the episode’s themes.
What you’ll hear:
Energetic banter, warm camaraderie, and honest reactions to ideas as they evolve in real time.
Curated reflections on music history, paired with personal anecdotes and accessible analysis.
Thoughtful tangents about how background knowledge shapes listening experiences and taste.
Why listen:
If you crave a podcast that feels like a late-night jam session between friends who know their tracks and their timelines, this episode delivers.
If you enjoy connecting dots across birthdays, historical milestones, and recurring calendar cues in music, you’ll find engaging threads throughout.
If you’re curious about how a “guest-free” format can still feel intimate, expansive, and surprising, this is a perfect example.
Listener takeaway:
A refreshed appreciation for how music lives in dates, histories, and the small obligations we set for ourselves—and how following through can spark new curiosity.

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Description:* Infinite and Brick sit down with returning guest *Dan Hick** from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, to reconnect and dig into what he’s been up to in the music world since their last chat.
They dive into recent projects, new releases, and the creative process that’s been driving Dan’s sound.
Dan shares behind-the-scenes stories from studio sessions, live performances, and collaborations.
The conversation explores influences, evolving style, and what’s on the horizon for him in the coming months.
Host banter, local scene insights from Peterborough, and a dose of hometown pride.
Audience questions and shout-outs to fans who’ve supported Dan along the way.

Takeaways:**
Updates on new music, Performances, or releases.
Personal reflections on growth as an artist and sharpening creative direction.
A sense of connection to the Canadian music scene and Dan’s roots in Peterborough.

Target Audience:** Fans of Dan Hick, listeners of Infinite and Brick, and anyone curious about the evolution of an artist’s journey between episodes.

Tone & Style:** Upbeat, friendly, and insightful with a mix of storytelling, practical studio chatter, and genuine artist-to-host conversation.

Call to Action:** Subscribe for more conversations with Dan Hick and other guests, and follow along for release announcements, performance dates, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.

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Description:
From the heartbeat of Harlem, a gifted beat maker and producer sits down with host Infinite and Brick to trace the rhythm of a life built on sound. This episode dives into his journey from curious kid to seasoned creator, revealing how he first fell in love with music, the spark that keeps him returning to the studio, and what the future holds for the music he breathes into every track.

He shares how he first discovered the power of drums, samples, and tempo, turning late-night sessions into breakthroughs that would shape his career.
He discusses the enduring allure of making music: the creative rush, the discipline of craft, and the joy of sharing art that speaks to others.
He opens up about the challenges of early years—the trials, the mistakes, and the lessons learned on the road to resilience.
He speaks candidly about perseverance in the industry, staying true to his Harlem roots, and evolving his sound without losing his essence.
He offers perspectives on collaboration, staying inspired, and balancing artistic vision with practical realities.

Host conversation highlights:
The exact moments in his studio that felt like turning points, and the mentors who helped him push through self-doubt.
Why he believes in the longevity of his craft and how he plans to keep making music for the foreseeable future.
The role of community and culture in shaping his approach to production, from loop selection to arrangement.
Practical tips for aspiring producers: staying curious, protecting your time, and embracing feedback.

Family and gratitude:
A heartfelt shout-out to his wife, whose unwavering support fuels his creative journey.
Reflections on family coming first, and how love and stability provide the foundation for every beat and every batch of notes.

Why listen:
Genuine storytelling from someone who lived the Harlem sound up close.
Unfiltered insights into the realities of pursuing music as a lifelong vocation.
A blend of culture, craft, and heartfelt appreciation for the people who stand behind the artist.

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In this bonus episode, hosts Infinite and Brick team up to dive into a vibrant mix of music talk, reflections, and spotlight moments. From classroom studio vibes to chart-topping conversations, they cover:

Homework Homework Assignment**: Creative prompts, listener challenges, and how school-age music vibes shape the scene.
March’s Musical Connection**: Why March feels special for music, rituals, releases, and the seasonal soundtrack.
Music Turning 30 in 2026**: Celebrating albums and tracks released in 1996 that still resonate today.
New Music Drops in Q1 2026**: Fresh records and standout tracks from January through March, with quick takes and hot takes.
Radar Artists**: The artists folks should be watching right now and why they’re making waves.
Email Replies Manifesto**: Funny, heartfelt, or memorable email responses that audiences sent in—what they reveal about the music community.
Music History Minute**: Quick dives into pivotal moments that shaped genres, producers, and scenes.
Artist Birthdays**: Celebrating birthdays and the lasting impact of artists who were born in the calendar’s month.
Artist Spotlight: Lil Durk**: A focused look at Lil Durk’s influence, catalog highlights, and what’s next on the horizon.

Tune in for a relaxed yet insightful conversation, playful banter, and a deep appreciation for the sounds that move us. Whether you’re a casual listener, a playlist curator, or a hardcore music history nerd, this episode has something for you. Grab your headphones, press play, and join Infinite and Brick on a melodic journey through March and beyond.

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Christin Ledbetter grew up with a microphone in hand and a heart tuned to the power of song. From childhood choir rooms to high-stakes competitions, her voice carried awards, scholarships, and a dream that almost didn’t get the chance to sing. A family band fronted by a fierce drummer and a powerhouse vocalist, Christin’s early years were shaped by performance, discipline, and the bold ambition to chase Nashville-level dreams.

But life interrupted the tempo. After 20 years of domestic violence, Christin faced the hardest interlude of her life—and chose to rewrite the melody. This podcast follows her courageous return to the stage, where she’s reclaiming her voice, redefining success, and proving that it’s never too late to pursue what you want.

Join Christin as she shares behind-the-scenes stories from auditions on national stages like American Idol, America’s Got Talent, and The Voice (three times), the resilience that kept her singing through the storm, and the practical steps she’s taking to turn a lifelong passion into a lasting career. Expect intimate conversations, raw honesty, and practical inspiration for anyone recalibrating their dreams after hardship.

If you’ve ever wondered how to find your voice again after life’s toughest chapters, this is your soundtrack. Tune in for candid conversations, empowering lessons, and a reminder that every setback can become a comeback chorus.

Audience takeaway:
Realistic inspiration for starting or restarting a dream after adversity
Practical tips for audition preparation, persistence, and self-advocacy
Encouragement that it’s never too late to pursue your passions

Tone and style:
Honest, hopeful, and resilience-forward
Conversational stories interwoven with actionable guidance
Warm, empowering, and unapologetically authentic

Suggested episode formats:
A personal narrative thread with milestones and turning points
Guest interviews with mentors, fellow performers, or counselors
Q&A segments addressing listeners’ questions about audition processes, time management, and healing through art

Call to action:
Subscribe for weekly episodes
Share your own comeback story with us
Follow Christin on social media for exclusive updates and behind-the-scenes content

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