
John's Home Studio: Alaska's Most Underground Music Venue
Season 10 Episode 6 | 4m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
Indie Alaska episode about how John is doing house concerts to support Alaska artists.
John Larson always had a dream to have his own recording studio, and to work with the vibrant music scene in Alaska. When COVID-19 hit in 2020, restrictions for music venues left Musicians no where to perform. John saw this as an opportunity to turn his home studio into a livestream internet show every Friday Showcasing Alaskan musicians.
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John's Home Studio: Alaska's Most Underground Music Venue
Season 10 Episode 6 | 4m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
John Larson always had a dream to have his own recording studio, and to work with the vibrant music scene in Alaska. When COVID-19 hit in 2020, restrictions for music venues left Musicians no where to perform. John saw this as an opportunity to turn his home studio into a livestream internet show every Friday Showcasing Alaskan musicians.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship[Music] here in anchorage alaska there are so many awesome musicians and artists doing their thing you can pretty much find anything you're looking for somebody's doing it up here i think a lot of people might not get an opportunity to show off their music at all or maybe they don't even like performing in front of audiences i always had this idea in the back of my head that i would get a recording studio i was like hey i have all this equipment i could like live stream musicians that way you know they have some place to perform [Music] so live at ghs is a live streamed music show featuring local alaskan musicians and bands i ordered a lift from van's dive bar my buddy t-loop as he's known around town he was the driver he wanted to do to do a dj set but he didn't have any any of the equipment to get sound and video and sync it up and get it sent off i was like i know how to do that it was a fair success for for him and i was like man i should just do this all the time with everyone the next week i had our first episode of live at ghs i was asked to do one of the live streams and so i showed up t-loop who was hosting at the time and he was like hey do you want to co-host with me next week and i was like yeah sure i'll co-host with you next week so i showed up you are here with us at john's home studio thank you so much for tuning in and then the next week he was like go move to colorado so you're the host now and that's pretty much how i started hosting this show and got to be a part of this incredible team is being tricked i was tricked as a performer i was playing quite a bit but in the coved panic it's been really weird not having that immediate connection the energy playing in front of other people the lights are on upstairs but you ain't home forced a lot of people to evolve how they reach their audiences live streaming is a big part of that when everything hit i just thought it would be a good opportunity to you know help get musicians artwork out into the world [Music] since so many great musicians and artists from the alaska music scene we're coming through here already might as well try to elevate the visual side of things to look like something you might see on tv [Music] even though we're in you know an apartment it's still a performance opportunity people come out of it being like really excited like there's just this like sort of afterglow energy about to people we're hoping that this can be kind of a staple of the alaskan music scene during kovid and beyond where artists are just going to stop by john's home studio to play a set and you can kind of expect that to be a live stream event regardless of the world situation
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