Indie, Over 50 is dedicated to those of us, over the age of 50, releasing original music on Spotify and YouTube. The Interview series shines a spotlight on writers, musicians, producers, publicists and industry players whose stories and advice can inspire and inform our journey as an independent artist over the age of 50. The Host is John Huggart who runs a YouTube channel on this topic called Indie, Over 50, and who is the songwriter, and musician for his project called Project Reverb - available on Spotifty et al. He collaborates with producers, singers and musicians across the world.
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From the Billboard Charts to the Peak of Meek: Producer Michael Fogarty
Jul 1, 202655 minS2
<p>Season 2: Episode 8</p><p>What does it take to move from writing Billboard-charting hits to embracing what Michael Fogarty describes as the power of remaining meek? </p><p>In this episode of the Indie Over 50 series, we explore a lifetime of lessons in professional music production and the essential philosophy of "serving the song."Broadcasting from his studio in Japan, Michael joins John Huggart to share stories from his professional debut at 13, his time touring with Fleetwood Mac’ co-founder Jeremy Spencer and explains why the best producers focus on lifting the artist up rather than feeding their own ego. </p>...
"Don't Give Up" A story of a new Indie life, new label and a million streams
Jun 26, 202658 minS2
<p>Season 2: Episode 7 Indie, Over 50 Interview SeriesReinventing yourself as a musician is possible at any age, and Darryl Scotti is living proof. </p><p>In this episode of the Indie Over 50 series, John Huggart sits down with the founder of Big Yard Nation to discuss his transition from the California business world to a thriving musical community in Cave Creek, Arizona.Darryl shares the philosophy behind his label, his commitment to high-end production, and how collaborating with younger talent has revitalized his own creative process. We also get a deep dive into his track "State of Mind" and the upcoming...
Why Meta Matters for Indie Artists Over 50 with Jon Anderson
Jun 24, 202640 minS2
<p>Season 2: Episode 6 Indie, Over 50 Interview SeriesMarketing original music can feel like a full-time job on top of the songwriting itself. </p><p>In this episode of the Indie Over 50 series, John Huggart sits down with Jon Anderson, the founder of Two Story Media, @twostorymediamusic to demystify the world of Meta advertising on Facebook and Instagram, and playlisting.Jon shares his insights on how independent artists can use targeted ads to find their "tribe" and why data-driven marketing is essential for any artist releasing music in 2026. We also discuss the mental side of the industry, including why the only way to...
From Redgum to StoneHutt: Verity Sanders on Music and Activism - Indie Over 50 Interview
Jun 19, 202647 minS2
<p>Season 2: Episode 5 Indie, Over 50 Interview Series</p><p>In this episode of the Indie Over 50 interview series, host John Huggart sits down with the legendary Verity Sanders (originally Verity Truman). </p><p>As a founding member of the iconic Australian folk-rock band Redgum, Verity played a pivotal role in shaping the political and musical landscape of the 1980s, including the release of the era-defining anthem "I Was Only 19." Verity shares her journey from absorbing influences from the early days of the British blues movement to her current work with her band, StoneHutt. We dive deep into the evolution of...
Talent is Timeless: Inside the Global Movement for Songwriters Over 50 with Saskia Griffiths-Moore
Jun 16, 20261 hourS2
<p>Season 2: Episode 4 Indie, Over 50 Interview Series"If Not Now. When?" In this episode of Indie Over 50, John Huggart sits down with the remarkable Saskia Griffiths-Moore, founder and CEO of Talent is Timeless. Talent is Timeless offers a songwriting competition and community for songwriters over 50 years old. Saskia shares her cinematic journey—from quitting her job and living in a camper van to busk for a living, to landing a major US record deal via a chance interaction on Facebook Live. Saskia pulls back the curtain on the "uncreative" side of music—the spreadsheets and persistence required to build a care...
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