Welcome to another exciting episode of "I Eat Vibes for Breakfast" with your host, Juliana Hale. In this week's episode, Juliana sits down with special guest Tanner Grandstaff, a talented videographer and director. Together, they dive into the fascinating world of music and visuals, discussing everything from posthumous albums to the power of collaboration.

Juliana and Tanner talks about Tanner's work as a videographer and director, with a focus on his current role in virtual production. Juliana expresses her excitement about collaborating with Tanner on her music video. They also discuss recent news about Ed Sheeran planning a posthumous album and his successful defense against copyright lawsuits by showcasing the commonality of chord progressions in music history. They both share their personal experiences of unintentionally creating melodies similar to existing songs and highlight the importance of being cautious to avoid plagiarism. They briefly touch upon the complexities of copyright law. Juliana expresses her intention to invite a copyright lawyer in a future episode for a more in-depth discussion on the topic.

Juliana and Tanner also discuss the complexity of copyright laws and the concept of posthumous albums. They also touch on the eerie nature of songs released after an artist's death, using examples like Bob Dylan and Mac Miller. Tanner shares his background in music and audio engineering, including his experience at Grammy Camp. They discuss the importance of collaboration in the music industry and how knowing about audio has helped Tanner in the video world. Tanner also talks about his new job at a virtual production studio network called View Vu, which utilizes a large LED screen for in-camera visual effects. They mention a recent production for artist Joy Lacoon where they filmed three live performance music videos in one day.

They also explore the challenges and opportunities that arise from creating vertical content for social media and how it has changed the landscape of video production. Tanner emphasizes the importance of rehearsing and preparing for music video performances, drawing on his experience working with artists and highlighting the role of rehearsal in achieving a confident and compelling performance. They also touch on the influence of popular pop artists like Rosalia and the balance between sponsorships, casual posts, and creative expression on social media. Juliana and Tanner engage in a dynamic conversation about the evolving world of video production and the need for adaptability and creativity in delivering content for social media platforms.

Story Notes:

* Music and Visuals

* Posthumous Albums

* Collaboration

* Copyright Laws

* Vertical content for social media

* The Role of Rehearsal

To learn more about Tanner Grandstaff, visit:

www.vu.network

www.aberration.media

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https://ffm.bio/julianahale

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In this episode of "I Eat Vibes for Breakfast," Juliana Hale sits down with John Panichella, a publicist who has worked with a variety of clients, including NFL players and indie artists. The episode begins with Juliana sharing her "tea of the day," a chocolatey mint tea her mom brought her. John has a black tea with pineapple and dragon fruit. They discuss their respective teas and the puns on their mugs, with Juliana sharing her story of how her mug came to say "empty" on it. The conversation turns to John's work in public relations and his experiences working with Juliana. They discuss the importance of building relationships and the challenges of remote work.

They also discuss the importance of finding a balance between social media and work, and the challenges of being constantly surrounded by screens. John shares that he used to be on social media 24/7, but has since found a balance by setting boundaries for himself and his clients. He now only checks social media at the beginning and end of his workday, and takes breaks throughout the day to check personal social media. Juliana and John also discuss the physical effects of screen time, such as eye strain and headaches. John shares a tip from his eye doctor to look away from screens every 20 minutes for 20 seconds, which can help relax the eyes. Juliana and John both express their frustration with the pressure of achieving perfection and the obsession with the number of followers, likes, and views. While they acknowledge the positive aspects of social media as a tool, they prefer to enjoy real-life experiences and conversations with friends without discussing social media constantly.

John provides advice on when indie artists should consider bringing on a publicist and highlights the benefits. He suggests that artists should hire a publicist when they have something they are proud of and want to share with a larger audience. However, he advises caution and stresses the importance of having a budget that can accommodate a publicist. John explains that PR is about building relationships, telling a story, and exposing an artist to a wider audience, not necessarily increasing streams. He emphasizes the need to invest in marketing for that purpose. John also recommends tailoring campaigns and stories to each client and suggests that artists should collaborate with their publicist to create a personalized campaign.

They also discuss how gimmicks can cheapen an artist's brand and take away from the authenticity of their music. They express concern that music created for algorithms rather than art could erase the history of music. They also discuss the importance of creating timeless art and the mistakes that artists make when they jump too quickly to the top. They emphasize the importance of staying true to oneself and creating art for the sake of art.

Story Notes:

• Challenges of remote work
• Finding a balance between social media and work
• The physical effects of screen time.
• Frustration with the pressure of achieving perfection and the obsession with the number of followers, likes, and views. 
• Advice on when indie artists should consider bringing on a publicist *Dangers of gimmicks in music 
• The importance of staying true to oneself and creating art for the sake of art.

To learn more about John, visit:

https://www.instagram.com/jpprelations/

https://www.instagram.com/johnpanichella/

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:

https://ffm.bio/julianahale

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I Eat Vibes for Breakfast, hosted by Juliana Hale, features special guest Ryan Smith, a veteran Shure artist relations regional manager in Nashville. In this episode, they start with a tea of the day segment, where Juliana tries Yogi Tea's blackberry apple cider digestive awakening, while Ryan drinks The Accidentals' timeout tea, a citrus wellness blend with turmeric, ginger, and licorice root. They discuss the benefits of drinking tea before performing and recording, as well as their preferred temperatures for water. They also talk about Ryan's activities for the day, including dropping off a repaired belt pack at the Grand Ole Opry and visiting some artists in soundcheck. They also discuss a teabag fortune that reads, "When the dawn of simplicity comes in life, complications leave."

Ryan discusses his passion for drumming and music, and how he got started in the industry. He talks about his experience studying music at college and meeting different artists. He also mentions how he started working at Shure, a music company, in the customer service department and later moved into production. He talks about his favorite microphone for drum sets and how he tries to balance his work and passion for music with family life. The speaker also mentions that his work days can be different, depending on the projects he is working on, and how he spends his time editing videos and getting approvals for his work.

During the conversation, Ryan and Juliana discussed tips on how to have good live audio as an artist. Ryan emphasized the importance of knowing the source of the sound, such as the instrument, speaker cabinet, or vocalist's voice. He advised that artists should listen to the sound and understand its ranges, what cuts through, and what needs to be miked. Additionally, Ryan suggested that artists should know what kind of sound they want to create and find an engineer who understands their music. When it comes to how close an artist should sing to their microphone, Ryan said that it is usually acceptable to be two to three inches away from the microphone, but it depends on the type of show an artist wants to put on. Some artists intentionally stay seven or eight inches off the microphone during an acoustic show to mix what they are singing. Overall, Ryan concluded that it is essential to understand the source of the sound and have a clear vision of the kind of sound an artist wants to create to have good live audio.

Story Notes:

• The Benefits of Drinking Tea Before Performing and Recording Music.
• Ryan Passion for Shure and His Experience Working in the Music Industry.
• Tips on How to Have Good Live Audio as an Artist.
• Emphasizing the Importance of Understanding the Source of the Sound 
• Having a Clear Vision for the Desired Sound.
• Find an Engineer Who Understands Music
• How Close an Artist Should Sing to Their Microphone, Depending on the Type of Show.

To Learn more about Shure, visit:
https://www.shure.com/en-US

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:
https://ffm.bio/julianahale

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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejulianahale

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In this episode of "I Eat Vibes for Breakfast," Juliana Hale welcomed Doc Watson, the CEO and co-founder of Reflection Music Group, a company he built with Derek Miner. Doc's military background has played a significant role in his success in the music industry. During the podcast, they discussed various topics such as AI songs, their love for ginger in smoothies, and Doc's growing ginger story.Doc and Juliana discussed AI and its potential impact on humanity. Doc expressed his concerns about the unregulated and unknown origin of AI algorithms in creating music. They also talked about their favorite areas of expertise in the music industry. Juliana likes ideation and marketing, while Doc feels that creating a connection between the artist and the audience leads to longevity in the music industry.

The importance of releasing music consistently to create momentum and open doors was another topic they covered. They advised independent artists to give themselves enough time to promote their music before investing in PR or other marketing initiatives. Doc also warned against working with the wrong people, getting burned out, and losing confidence and trust. The benefits and challenges of using TikTok as an artist were also discussed. Doc stated that TikTok can be a great opportunity for independent artists to reach new audiences, but it can also be mentally draining when posts don't get the expected attention. Juliana agreed and noted that consistency, availability, and having a place where people can connect with the artist is key.

Doc explained the benefits of signing to an independent label, where they take a personal interest in the artist's career. He also addressed the negative misconception around labels and artist relationships. He shared his experience of signing their first deal with a 90/10 split in the label's favor, which was heartbreaking to realize they wouldn't make any money because they had to recoup off of 10.

Doc talked about how his military background made him think that everyone was thinking the same way as him, but he realized that everyone has their own perspective, and their version of a win might look different than his. Overall, the episode provided a fascinating insight into the music industry and offered valuable advice for independent artists.

Story Notes:

• Who is Doc Watson
• The Rise of AI-Generated Music
• Benefits of Ginger
• Doc Watson's Journey in the Music Industry
• Releasing Music Consistently
• TikTok can be a Great Opportunity for Independent Artists
• Signing to an Independent Label can be Beneficial

To Learn more about Doc Watson, visit:

https://www.rmgamplify.com/

https://www.reflectionmusicgroup.com/

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:

https://ffm.bio/julianahale

Social Media

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianahale/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejulianahale

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianaHale

Visit Our Website: ieatvibes.com

This week on I Eat Vibes for Breakfast, host Juliana Hale welcomed her friend and producer, Leland Grant, to the show. They discussed Leland's background in music, his experience on NBC's The Voice, and the importance of being genuine on social media.

Juliana discussed the "figurative tea" of the day, including megan thee stallion's appearance with Shania Twain and Melanie Martinez's new era costume. They also talked about the April Fool's prank of a fake Warp Tour lineup.

Leland shared his background in music, explaining that he grew up in a house with a piano and had friends who were musical, but he never knew how to read music. He took piano lessons and learned how to read music, but he also had an ear for music.

Leland has appeared on NBC's The Voice and The Tonight Show. He shared his experience on The Voice, including having dinner at Christina Aguilera's house and being asked to play on The Tonight Show after they had already been kicked off the show. He also talked about working with Miley Cyrus and her family on Hannah Montana.

Story Notes:

• Leland Grant is a successful writer and producer in Nashville with over 50 independent and major label cuts.
• Leland appeared on NBC's The Voice and The Tonight Show.
• Leland learned to play piano at a young age and believes he had an ear for music.
• He believes that false advertising is prominent in modern culture, particularly with social media platforms.

To learn more about Leland Grant, visit:

Leland's Studio:
https://www.southlightsound.com/staff/leland-grant/

Leland's site
LelandGrant.com

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:
https://ffm.bio/julianahale

Social Media

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianahale/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejulianahale

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianaHale

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In this episode of the I Eat Vibes for Breakfast podcast, Juliana Hale invites her best friend Helayna, a talented dancer and dance instructor, to join her for a bestie episode. The two friends sip on Tazo tea and talk about the unpredictable weather in Tennessee, which can feel like a flashback to the Bonnaroo music festival. Juliana shares the story of how she acquired her "mental crisis dress" after a series of mishaps, which makes her feel like she is channeling her emotions. The dress, though not her best ever, perfectly suits her personality and gives her a sense of Juliana vibes. 

The girls discuss their favorite dancers, Juliana’s childhood ballet classes with OJ Simpson’s kids, and Helayna’s biggest tips for people who want to start dance as an adult.  They also play games and have champagne, making it an exciting and fun episode.



Story Notes:

* Helayna's Background
* Tazo Tea with Peppermint, Spearmint, and Tarragon
* Tennessee's Weather
* Mental Crisis Dress

To learn more about Helayna, visit:
https://www.instagram.com/flyyymamacitaa/

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:
https://ffm.bio/julianahale

Social Media

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianahale/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejulianahale

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianaHale

Visit Our Website: ieatvibes.com

On this episode, Juliana sits down with Nashville songwriter Mary Kutter and discusses her journey from Kentucky to Nashville, her recently signed publishing deal, her charting song with Bailey Zimmerman, and her list of cuts that have garnered over a hundred million streams. Mary shares her tea of the day, a peppermint white tea, as Juliana sips on a vocal coat throat tea. The two also dive into the recent drama between Hailey Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Kylie Jenner and the culture of accountability. Join Juliana and Mary as they discuss music, self-motivation, and of course, vibes.

To learn more about Mary Kutter, visit:
linktr.ee/MaryKutter

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:
https://ffm.bio/julianahale

Social Media

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianahale/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejulianahale

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianaHale

Visit Our Website: ieatvibes.com

Welcome to I Eat Vibes for Breakfast! On today's episode, host Juliana Hale sits down with a longtime friend and collaborator Laura Short to discuss creative rights, licensing, and management, as well as insight into her journey. Juliana and Laura discuss how they met back in 2019, their experiences at music festivals, and their thoughts on strong women in the music industry. The two also plug their tea of the day, Tazo Green Ginger Tea, and chat about the latest news regarding Avril Levine and Mod Sun. Tune in to hear all this and more!

Story Notes:

• Who is Laura Short / F1oater
•  Tazo Green Ginger Tea
• Avril Lavigne and Mod Sun
• Creative Rights
• Licensing
• Management
• Staying Friends even when You're Busy
• Experiences in Music Industry

To learn more about F1oater., visit:
https://linktr.ee/f1oater.me

To learn more about Juliana, visit:

Master Link to All Pages:
https://ffm.bio/julianahale

Social Media

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianahale/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejulianahale

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JulianaHale

Visit Our Website: ieatvibes.com