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Broadway B hosts What's the Key? with Broadway B, a music show with 45 episodes published.
What happens when you stop measuring success purely by numbers and start measuring it by connection? In this episode, we sit down with multi-faceted artist, actress, singer-songwriter, and coach Rainee Blake. Rainee shar
Want to hear your music on Netflix, Hulu, or a massive nationwide car commercial? Music sync licensing is one of the most lucrative avenues for independent musicians today—but getting your foot in the door requires a lot
In this episode, we sit down with Will Breman, a Season 17 contestant on The Voice and a powerhouse on the California Central Coast music scene. Will shares behind-the-scenes stories of working with John Legend, Usher, a
In this episode of What’s The Key?, we sit down with Just Liv, an incredible vocalist who has performed with huge names including The Jonas Brothers, Kanye West, Willow Smith, Duckwrth, Jessie Reyez, Inglewood SIR, and m
How do you go from playing for free to performing on Jimmy Kimmel 5 times and amassing 1 billion views? In this episode of "What's The Key?", veteran guitarist and producer Joel Van Dijk (Aloe Blacc, Mystical Joyride) br
Singer Chloe Bee breaks down how she has been able to land some big opportunities… from performing with former Nickelodeon star Drake Bell to building a residency in LA, to landing paid gigs in Vegas and Hawaii. We get i
One of the best ways to sharpen your skills in any arena is to get around the people who are already at the top of their game and learn their methods. Our guests have been in the rooms with huge names like Sza, Akon, Cha
Tia Simone shares the real story behind building a lasting music career — from singing on Lady Gaga’s Chromatica and the film Sinners to performing on Jimmy Kimmel and touring globally with Postmodern Jukebox. She descri
Juliette Irons shares how she built momentum as an independent artist – using Meta ads to trigger Spotify’s algorithm, how she managed to get 7000 streams in a day, and the mindset required to keep pushing when nobody’s
Anne Reburn has over 380,000 YouTube subscribers and 10 million views on a single cover. In this episode, she breaks down the real economics of cover videos and talks about how Patreon became a financial game changer. We
BodaciousThang breaks down how she earned 800+ sync placements across major platforms, including Netflix, Hulu, BET, and national commercials. We talk relationships, briefs vs pitching, being “one-stop ready,” joining a
Kofi Agyei joins What’s The Key? to break down what it really takes to build a sustainable career in music. From winning a Grammy early in his career to landing major sync placements with the NBA, NHL, and top TV shows,
In this episode of What’s The Key?, host Broadway B sits down with Brenda Carsey — independent artist, curator, and talent buyer — to demystify some of the most misunderstood parts of the music industry. Brenda shares he
Actor and musician Glenn Stanton (aka Six String Guillotine), has acted alongside Angela Bassett, Morris Chestnut, and appeared on The Walking Dead. But after the Hollywood strikes and a self-discovery journey, he found
Maddi Fraser has lived multiple artistic lives — The Voice, America’s Got Talent, touring the country with Tom Sandoval, singing on stage with Dave Chappelle, writing comedy musicals, going viral on TikTok, and building
Matt Axton carries a family legacy that helped shape American music — and he’s forging his own path on the road today. In this episode, we dig into how his grandmother co-wrote Elvis Presley’s first million-selling hit (
Roberto Horns joins us to tell wild stories and hard-earned lessons from being inside the rooms with TDE/Punch & SZA, Tricky Stewart & The-Dream during the making of “Umbrella,” an Akon surprise house visit, a Diddy writ
What would you do if your Instagram with 100,000+ followers got stolen? For Goner, it meant starting over — but he didn’t just bounce back, he leveled up. In this episode, we talk about how Goner grew a dedicated fanbase
Willow Stephens is an indie artist who’s making bold moves — from self-funding her music like a record label, to building a loyal audience on Twitch and going viral on Instagram. In this episode of They’re Good at That S
How do you go from janitor shifts and three-hour commutes… to engineering sessions for John Mayer, Freddie Gibbs, BJ the Chicago Kid, and Isaiah Rashad ? In this raw, reflective, and inspiring conversation, Sian McMullen
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