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December 7th 2009
 

Your Music: Julian Shah-Taylor

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http://www.impossiblethingsrecords.com/shah/

 

Julian Shah-Taylor, self-producing artist, speaks with Breakthrough Band about his music and offers an inside look at the path he is trekking.

 

Breakthrough Band: How would you describe your music?

 

Julian Shah-Taylor: I would describe it as varied and informed by all sorts of different influences. I love all sorts of music from Classical to Avant Garde electronica and everything in between, so I like to reference as much as I can to make something beautiful that is unclassifiable. I would like it to be sensual and thoughtful.

 


BB: How do you produce your music?

 

JST: I record everything in my bedroom on a laptop and use one SM58 to mic everything from vocals to dulcimer/toy piano. I mix in Protools and play everything live, except for Arp Synths, which kind of play themselves! 

 

 

BB: As a new artist, what was the biggest challenge that you have had to overcome?

 

JST: Distancing myself from what is expected of me from my previous bands. Also, getting trapped into a particular bracket. It is also impossible to find dedicated musicians who can put the time in that I would like. 

 


BB: What is your favorite social networking or media web site and why?

 

JST: Facebook, because it is a lot more personal than the others. 

 


BB: What advice do you have for others who are looking to start a band or market their music?

 

JST: Define your audience, target them, and mean it. Never do it for the wrong reasons…it is obvious and that comes through in the music. 

 

 

Check out Julian’s Music Here:

www.impossiblethingsrecords.com/shah

www.myspace.com/juliandrinkme

www.facebook.com/jshahtayler

www.twitter.com/julianshah

http://julianshah-tayler.bandcamp.com/album/un-ange-passe

DavidJames - David James
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