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In this episode of our Music Podcast focused on local music and real artist stories, we sit down with Preston-based music producer Nick Sagar, owner of 3507 Studio, to talk about authenticity, creativity, and what it really takes to make music that connects.
Known for his warm, inclusive studio vibe and passion for helping artists record their best work, Nick shares his journey from listening to live bands from the stairs at his mum and dad’s pub to building one of Preston’s most welcoming recording studios.
We dive into Nick’s early days, including being told he’d “never get good” at guitar, his career doing live sound for musicals and theatre around the world, and how lockdown inspired him to create 3507 Studio. This episode is packed with value for songwriters, local musicians, bands, singer-songwriters, cover singers, and aspiring producers, including tips on how to develop your ear in the studio and how artists can earn more from their music by signing up to PRS and claiming royalties.
Nick also opens up about every producer’s fear of “not being able to get it right,” shares his production philosophy, and talks about a recent trip to Nashville with a local country artist for the Josie Music Awards, including a nomination for Song of the Year. We wrap up with a powerful conversation about social media, modern artists, and why being authentic always beats being perfect.
If you’re into music podcasts, music production, recording studios, songwriting, and the local music scene, this one’s for you.
Welcome to Episode 32 of our local music podcast, where we sit down with MILLICENT, a solo singer songwriter from Preston, Lancashire, to explore the reality of building a music career under pressure, loss, and public expectation. This episode is a powerful and honest conversation that will resonate with songwriters, local musicians, and aspiring artists navigating the modern music industry.
MILLICENT shares her songwriting journey, beginning with being thrown into the deep end of the music business at a young age. Busking in busy city centres under the guidance of her Dad shaped her resilience as a working musician, but also created intense pressure to succeed. She opens up about being scouted for The Voice UK, reflecting on the experience with honesty, humility, and hindsight. While the show offered exposure, MILLICENT discusses the realities of talent shows, life after The Voice, and why they aren’t always what they appear to be for young, naïve artists.
A deeply moving part of this episode focuses on losing her father and the emotional weight of trying to do him proud while continuing her music career. We also discuss the pressure of staying relevant on social media, a challenge many independent artists and singer songwriters face today, alongside conversations about her new EP, creative growth, and whether she would ever consider reapplying for The Voice UK to prove the judges wrong.
The Truth About Being a Musician | Another Year of Highs & Lows | Christmas Special w/ Lee Richards | EP31
Épisode 40
lundi 22 décembre 2025 • Durée 01:59:17
Welcome to Episode 31 of our local music podcast, a Christmas Special packed with honest conversation, laughs, and real-life experiences from the world of working musicians. In this festive end-of-year episode, we welcome Lee Richards, blues artist and crowd favourite, back to the podcast. Lee’s relaxed, honest, and comedic interview style sets the perfect tone for a Christmas special that reflects the true highs and lows of being a musician.
This episode dives deep into the reality of a music career, especially at the grassroots level. We reflect on our favourite musical moments of 2025, talk candidly about relentless gigging, burnout, and how easy it can be to lose sight of why we make music in the first place. As three active, working musicians, we share perspectives that local musicians, songwriters, bands, and aspiring artists will strongly relate to.
We also look ahead, discussing what we want from 2026, our musical Christmas lists, and our biggest bugbears of 2025 from a musician’s perspective. From frustrating industry realities to personal wins, this episode captures the emotional rollercoaster that defines the life of a musician.
We round things off with some festive fun, sharing our Christmas plans and breaking up the conversation with two games: Hum the Intro to a Song and Is It a Lee Richards Lyric or a Country Lyric?
Whether you’re a local musician, songwriter, cover singer, original artist, or someone dreaming of a full-time music career, this music podcast episode offers honesty, humour, and inspiration. It’s the perfect way to finish the year and celebrate grassroots music, creativity, and community.
I ABANDONED My Life To Pursue My Dream | Song Writer - Rob Jones | EP30
Épisode 39
lundi 15 décembre 2025 • Durée 01:41:30
Welcome to Episode 30 of our Local Music Podcast, where we sit down with Rob Jones, the songwriter and creative force behind the Americana project Rob Jones & The Restless Dream.
Known for his dreamlike lyrical imagery, reflective songwriting, and deeply thoughtful outlook on life and the music industry, Rob delivers one of our most honest and inspiring conversations to date.
In this episode, Rob opens up about making the life-changing decision to walk away from his career as a school teacher — and a long-term relationship — during Covid, to fully commit to becoming a full-time songwriter living off original music.
In an industry where success is never guaranteed, Rob takes us through the highs and lows of the music business, battling self-doubt, building self-belief, and ultimately finding peace through faith, philosophy, and acceptance.
We dive deep into key topics for songwriters and working musicians, including:
🎶 His debut album Stars
🎶 The role of AI and social media in shaping the future of songwriting
🎶 The ruthlessness required to survive in the modern music industry
🎶 Playing cover gigs to fund original Americana music
🎶 How turning to God reshaped his relationship with success and struggle 🎶 The supernatural and philosophical nature of songwriting
Charismatic, humble, and deeply reflective, Rob draws on religion, literature, and life experience to share powerful insights for Americana artists, local musicians, bands, and aspiring songwriters. His message is clear: the music business is hard, often unglamorous, but if the calling is real — do it anyway.
A must-watch episode for anyone navigating the realities of making music today.
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People CROSS THE LINE - They Forget I'm a Real Person | Dolly Parton Tribute Act | EP29
Épisode 38
lundi 3 novembre 2025 • Durée 59:40
Welcome to Episode 29 of our Local Music Podcast, where we sit down with Yazzmin Devoy, better known as Modern Dolly — one of the North West’s most exciting and authentic Dolly Parton tribute acts. Fully dressed as Dolly and performing with all the charm and wit of the country icon herself, Yazzmin kicks off the show in character, singing an incredible a cappella version of “Jolene.” In this episode, hosts Luke & Lee dive deep into the world of tribute acts — asking Yazzmin the big questions:
🎤 Why did she choose to become a Dolly Parton tribute artist?
🎭 What does it take to fully embody a music legend?
💄 How does she prepare to get into character and perform live?
🎶 What’s the difference between tribute act gigs and cover gigs — and how do prices compare?
Since launching Modern Dolly, Yazzmin has become one of the most in-demand Dolly Parton tributes in the UK, performing across the North West music scene and beyond. She even caught the attention of Susan Price (wife of Slade’s Noddy Holder) and appeared on TV at a book launch for “What Would Dolly Do?”, earning praise from Eamonn Holmes himself. Yazzmin also shares her dreams of taking Modern Dolly to the next level — with full band performances, bigger lighting, live guitar shows, and even international gigs on cruise ships and high-profile weddings. If you love local music, cover singers, creative performers, or the magic of Dolly Parton, this episode is a must-watch for all aspiring musicians and tribute artists.
Finely Tuned & OUT TO PROVE | County Pilots - Matt Joe Hall | EP28
Épisode 36
jeudi 21 août 2025 • Durée 01:17:59
Join us for Episode 28 of our local music podcast as we sit down with Matt Joe Hall, frontman of the Lancashire indie band County Pilots. Known for blending retro 60’s pop influences with modern indie pop styles, County Pilots have carved out a unique sound that’s gaining attention across the UK local music scene.
In this episode, Matt shares his journey from writing music as a child to forming County Pilots, a band celebrated for their tight vocal harmonies and captivating live performances. We discuss the band’s early singles, their biggest influences, and what it really takes to build a strong live sound. Matt opens up about working with producers, overcoming challenges, and how the band has evolved over the years to become the best version of themselves.
We also dive into the importance of local music venues like The Continental and The Ferret in Preston, and why County Pilots believe connecting with audiences through unforgettable live shows matters more than chasing Spotify streams. With their music regularly featured on BBC Introducing Lancashire, the band continues to push forward with big goals for the future—including an album Matt hopes to one day share with his grandkids.
Whether you’re an indie music fan, songwriter, aspiring musician, or local band supporter, this conversation is full of insight and inspiration. Don’t miss Matt’s candid thoughts on what it takes to thrive as a working musician while staying true to your art.
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Four Best Mates LIVING THE DREAM | The Lilacs - Ollie Anglesea | EP 27
Épisode 35
lundi 11 août 2025 • Durée 01:15:35
🎸 Welcome to Episode 27 of our local music podcast, where we dive deep into the world of indie music and local talent! 🎸
This week, we’re joined by Ollie Anglesea, the frontman of rising Wigan indie band The Lilacs, who have taken the UK music scene by storm.
Ollie talks us through their incredible journey, from writing early tunes and playing their first gigs to performing on the Big Top stage at the legendary Isle of Wight Festival, where 4000 fans sang their songs back to them.
In this indie music podcast, we chat about:
✅ How The Lilacs formed
✅ Writing songs influenced by bands they love (and the hate that sometimes follows)
✅ Gigging at iconic venues like O2 Academy, O2 Ritz Manchester, and Manchester’s Albert Hall ✅ Their festival appearances at Tramlines, Stranger Ways, and 5 years at Isle of Wight Festival ✅ Collaborating with producers like Joe Cross (The Courteeners) and Ady Hall (Sugarhouse) ✅ Working with This Feeling to build momentum
✅ The release of their new EP, The 395 (to forever), and future album plans Plus, hear stories of festival run-ins with The Stereophonics, The Lottery Winners, and even Jedward!
👉 If you’re an indie music fan, local musician, songwriter, aspiring band member, or just love discovering new talent, this episode is for you. Hit subscribe for two weekly chats with the best in the UK music industry!
Welcome back to our local music podcast, where we explore the real stories behind the scenes of the British pub and local music culture. In Episode 26, we sit down with Paul Bowker, a seasoned pub landlord with over 20 years of experience managing and reviving pubs across the North West of England, UK
This powerful and insightful conversation tackles the big questions every local musician, cover singer, and pubgoer should care about:
❓ Is the British pub trade dying?
❓ How do landlords deal with drug issues in pubs?
❓ What’s it like dealing with big brewery overheads?
❓ How do you turn a struggling pub into a thriving community hub?
❓ What do landlords expect from live entertainment and music acts?
❓ What makes good vs. bad entertainment for pub venues?
❓ Are locals themselves helping or hurting their community pubs?
Paul shares raw and honest insights that every working musician, aspiring artist, pub owner, and music fan should hear. From booking live acts to building a space that serves the community, this is a must-watch episode for anyone who loves British pub culture and grassroots music.
💬 Tell us your thoughts in the comments!
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The Good & Bad Of Being A Gigging Musician - Hosts Luke & Lee | EP 24
Épisode 33
lundi 2 juin 2025 • Durée 56:25
In this week’s episode of our music podcast for creatives, hosts Luke & Lee dive deep into the realities of being a gigging musician in the local music scene. If you’re a young musician, unsigned artist, cover artist or working performer, this conversation offers a brutally honest look at both the highs and lows of chasing your passion for live music.
🎸 From packed venues and electric crowds to awkward gigs and last-minute cancellations, Luke & Lee explore the truth behind the lifestyle of a working musician. Lee opens up about his dream to make a living from music, and how the reality sometimes means missing weekends, family events, and facing unpredictable audiences. But when it works? The connection with a live crowd is unlike anything else.
🎶 In this episode, we cover:
The emotional and financial challenges of gig life
What makes someone cut out to be a gigging musician
The sacrifices musicians make behind the scenes
The reward of performing live and building a local fanbase
Advice for unsigned bands, singers, and local performers
This is a must-watch for anyone pursuing music as a career or navigating the independent artist journey. 🔔
Subscribe for weekly insights, interviews, and real talk for local musicians, songwriters, and creatives in the independent music world.
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Accept That Not Everyone Will Like You | LEE RICHARDS - Blues Singer Songwriter | EP 24
Épisode 32
jeudi 15 mai 2025 • Durée 01:37:44
In this episode of our grassroots music podcast, we sit down with Preston-based blues artist Lee Richards, a passionate and soulful singer-songwriter with a truly unique voice and perspective. Lee opens up about the realities of life as a working musician, sharing the emotional highs and tough lows of navigating the modern music industry.
From his early beginnings and inspiration to the struggles of being an unsigned artist in a world dominated by social media algorithms, Lee offers a raw and honest look at the journey many local musicians face today. He talks about his love for live performance, the magic of the recording studio, and how important it is to stay true to your craft and remember why you started writing original music in the first place.
Whether you're a songwriter, an aspiring blues artist, or simply a lover of authentic grassroots music, this conversation is packed with insight, laughter, and genuine inspiration. Lee’s engaging storytelling and signature humour will keep you hooked from start to finish.
🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews with unsigned musicians and local music legends from across the scene.
Embedded in the Preston local music scene, MILLICENT is a charming, grounded, and inspiring guest. This episode offers real insight into grassroots music, the mental and emotional side of being a musician, and the resilience required to keep creating. A must-watch for anyone passionate about local music, songwriting, and authentic artist stories.
