Yes, Quit Your Day Job
Yes, Quit Your Day Job is a real-talk podcast for music industry creatives. Hosted by award-winning, multi-platinum producer Seven Dunbar, each episode dives deep into the challenges and breakthroughs of building a sustainable career in music. From artists and audio engineers to tour crew, booking agents, content creators, and label insiders—we spotlight the people who make the machine move. These are the unfiltered stories behind the grind—and the choices that changed everything
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In this episode, Seven Dunbar interviews Stephen Seibold, a veteran of the industrial music scene. They discuss the importance of immersing oneself in art, the evolution of the music industry, and how major events like September 11th have impacted the perception of artists. Seibold shares his personal journey through the industrial genre, the technological advancements in music production, and the changing metrics of succe...
In this episode of 'Yes, Quit Your Day Job,' host Sevan Dunbar interviews tattoo artist Daph Doll , who shares her journey in the tattoo industry, the sacrifices made to build her career, and the importance of balancing art with business. They discuss the unique culture of tattooing, the impact of being based in Las Vegas, and the significance of client relationships. Daph emphasizes the need for creativity, the challenges of free...
In this episode of 'Yes, Quit Your Day Job,' host Seven Dunbar interviews musician Cadmus Royale, who shares his journey through music, from his early experiences with his father's band to his current project, Shattered Shell. They discuss the challenges of pursuing a music career, the impact of personal loss on creativity, and the importance of collaboration. Cadmus reflects on his growth as a musician, the transition to the Pacif...
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In this engaging conversation, Ocelot, an underground rapper, shares his unique journey from Michigan to Utah, discussing the challenges and triumphs he faced in building his music career. He emphasizes the importance of networking, authenticity, and passion over fame in the music industry. Ocelot reflects on his collaborations with iconic bands like KMFDM and Limp Bizkit, and how these experiences shaped his artistic ident...
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In this episode of 'Yes, Quit Your Day Job', host Seven Dunbar interviews Matty Corvin, the founder and frontman of Corvins Breed. They discuss Matty's journey in the music industry, the evolution of his band, and the challenges of touring. Matty shares insights into his creative process for the album 'Misanthropy', his collaboration with Nero Bellum, and the unique experiences of live performances. The conversation also to...
In this engaging conversation, Sascha reflects on his journey in the music industry, discussing the origins of KMFDM, the evolution of industrial music, and the collaborative dynamics that have shaped the band's sound. He shares insights into his creative process, the importance of visual identity, and how technology has transformed music production. Sascha also talks about his aspirations for future tours, the significance of comm...
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In this conversation, Seven Dunbar shares insights from his music career, focusing on the creative process of songwriting, the challenges of touring, and the importance of networking in the music industry. He reflects on his journey, discussing the concept of finishing a song, the milestones in his career, and the lessons learned from his experiences on tour. Dunbar emphasizes the significance of collaboration and support f...
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In this engaging conversation, Lindsay Manfredi shares her journey as a musician and author, discussing her experiences with the band Cold, the themes of her books, and her personal growth. She emphasizes the importance of self-worth, mental health, and the impact of art on individuals. Lindsay also reflects on her creative process, the challenges of writing, and the significance of community support through initiatives lik...
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In this engaging conversation, Lucia Cifarelli, lead singer of KMFDM and solo artist, shares her experiences on tour, the creative process behind her latest album 'No God Here', and her evolution in the music industry. She discusses the challenges of performing solo, the importance of connecting with audiences, and the impact of collaborations on her songwriting. Lucia reflects on her personal growth, vulnerability, and the...
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In this conversation, Jonathan Price shares his journey from a young musician to an entrepreneur in the music industry. He discusses the therapeutic nature of music, the importance of financial literacy, and the sacrifices artists often make. Jonathan emphasizes the need for commitment, accountability, and professionalism in building a successful music career. He also highlights the significance of networking and mentorship...
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In this conversation, Seven Dunbar interviews William Zimmerman, founder of Mooncoil Media, a PR and branding company specializing in goth, post-punk, and industrial music. They discuss the origins of Mooncoil Media, the importance of building relationships in the music industry, and the unique challenges faced in niche genres. William shares insights on the significance of visuals in branding, the impact of community, and ...
In this episode, Eric Bergen shares his journey as a multi-instrumentalist and the importance of adaptability in the music industry. He discusses his early musical influences, the challenges of touring, and the dynamics of joining established bands. Eric emphasizes the significance of mental health on the road, the creative process, and the need for aspiring musicians to have a backup plan. He also reflects on his future aspiration...
In this episode, Aaron Nordstrom shares his journey from being a touring guitarist to the frontman of Gemini Syndrome and his solo project, Mannequin Music. He discusses the importance of taking risks, navigating personal challenges, and the impact of sobriety on his creativity. Aaron reflects on the early days of Gemini Syndrome, the excitement of touring, and the lessons learned along the way. He emphasizes the significance of gr...
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In this episode, Sevan Dunbar interviews Blake Attebury, founder of Sinister Salon and frontman of System 6. They discuss the importance of building community through creativity, creating safe spaces for misfits, and the challenges of balancing artistry with business. Blake shares his journey of establishing Sinister Salon as a welcoming environment for diverse individuals, the evolution of his band, and the lessons learned...
In this episode of 'Yes, Quit Your Day Job,' host Seven Dunbar speaks with Thomas Crawford, a musician and entrepreneur who shares his journey from local bands to national tours, navigating the complexities of the music industry. They discuss the importance of having a clear vision for one's art, the financial realities of touring, and the role of PR in promoting music. Thomas also talks about his transition to becoming a frontman,...
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