Ableton Launches  “Doing Music” Podcast, A New Series For Musicians

13 June 2024
2 minutes · By Hemant Khatri

Ableton has launched a brand new podcast called "Doing Music." This podcast will focus on the process of how musicians create their music. It aims to give insights into the creative methods used by some of today's greatest artists. The podcast is hosted by Craig Schuftan, who is an author and radio producer. He will have in-depth conversations with artists from around the world. The discussions will cover how the musicians make their art, as well as other aspects of their lives.

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Ableton shared the first three episodes of their podcast about making music on Apple, Spotify & YouTube.

Ableton released the first three episodes of “Doing Music” today (June 13th). The debut episode features Robin Skinner/Cavtown. He talks to Craig about his open and vulnerable approach to songwriting and production. Check out a small clip of the complete podcast down below:

For the second episode, Craig interviews Sofia Kourtesis, an expert at making club music. Sofia, who is from Peru, breaks down how she incorporates field recordings and creates imaginary movies through her melodic club tracks.

In the third episode, Craig brings on Jamaican dance music artist & DJ Gavsborg to discuss his life in the studio as both a solo artist and a collaborator with other acts.

This new podcast from Ableton is a great opportunity for musicians of all genres to learn from professionals. Craig Schuftan goes deep into the creative processes of successful artists, allowing listeners to gain valuable insights they can apply to their own music-making journeys. Check out all three episodes of Doing Music by Ableton on Spotify or Apple Music.

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