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girlieinterns · 2 years ago

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Hey! My name is Kate Beemer, (she/her/hers) I go to Rutgers University-New Brunswick, and I grew up in Maplewood, New Jersey. I am so grateful for the opportunity and can’t wait to get started as an intern at Girlie Action!

What do you hope to gain from this experience?

I am a Journalism and Media Studies major, with a double minor in German, and Gender & Media. I am an active member at WRSU, the official radio station at Rutgers, and a writer for the Daily Targum, the official student-run newspaper at the University. Through my involvement at the Targum and WRSU, I am lucky to have gained many opportunities to practice journalistic writing, press coverage, artist interviews, and more. I am passionate about music, media production, and learning more about the world of PR and Media, especially in the realm of the music industry. I am still very new to this field though, and I have a lot to learn. Through this experience, I hope to continue to explore my passion in these areas and continue learning about PR, promotions, media production, etc. I’m really excited to connect with people that are knowledgeable and experienced in this area, and I am eager to pick up any new skills and knowledge that I can while interning. I am thrilled to be a part of Girlie Action this summer!

What is the best concert you’ve been to?

Hearing live music is probably my favorite thing to do, whether that's at a concert or a house show or even just my younger sister practicing guitar. I feel like I see live music so frequently that this answer changes all the time. But right now, the best concert that comes to mind is when I recently saw the band The Beths play at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, with Sydney Gish as their opener. I got to go with a peer from WRSU, and we were able to get photo passes and photograph both acts from the photo pit during their first two songs. This was an incredibly special experience on its own, as I had never gone to a show with a photo pass. But aside from that, The Beths and Sydney Gish are both extremely talented artists whose music I love. They sounded incredible live and it was an amazing show. It’s awesome to see artists you love in concert when they sound just as good (if not better) in person as they do in their recordings. Again, it is not easy to pick just one concert because I’ve seen so many talented people perform- but the Beths and Sydney Gish are definitely some of my favorite artists that I’ve seen live so far.

What else do you love besides music?

I love to read and write, and I’m really enjoying practicing writing in different forms and styles as a journalism student vs in my own independent writing. I love to travel and learn about new cultures and history. I minor in German and plan to study in Berlin for my junior year at Rutgers. Learning new languages is a major challenge but I do enjoy trying. I love meeting new people and seeking out new experiences. I love to spend time with my family and friends, especially my two younger sisters. I also love clothes and going thrifting. I enjoy water coloring and drawing for fun although I am not good at either. I love spending time outside, swimming, hiking, walking my dog etc.

What’s your dream job?

I’m not sure what exactly my dream job is, but I hope it will be something that allows me to travel, and be creative. I could definitely see myself working in journalism or the media world in some way, especially internationally. I would hope that I could continue my work with broadcast media production, as that is something I have found that I really love. If I had to say a specific job right now, I would say that my dream job is to be an international reporter / radio host. I am inspired by people who have created their own investigative podcasts, or who work in music media production/broadcasting, etc. I’m hoping to find a more clear answer to this through more professional experiences, for example interning here at Girlie Action!

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okayokaycoolcoolcool · 6 years ago

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last night i was told my boss submitted my name for a paid internship in the news department of the company I currently intern at and then this morning i received an email from my sports director at the radio station about a paid position with MLB that is looking to hire from our department because the supervisor for the position is a wrsu alum and would pay $22.50 an hour to watch baseball games this summer and i really need both of these to work out so cross your fingers for me!!!!!!!

#allie says #allie needs a job

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mojecentrum · 6 years ago

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Wrsu

Wyobraź sobie miasto, w którym graffiti nie jest nielegalne, miasto, w którym każdy może rysować, co im się podoba. Gdzie każda ulica była zalana milionem kolorów i małych zwrotów. Gdzie stojąc na przystanku nigdy ...nie... było...nudno

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arerue4pic · 6 years ago

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88.7 WRSU FM- New Brunswick on Instagram

#pics #the driver era #ross lynch #rocky lynch #mia fest

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ronk · 2 years ago

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Now Podcasting on iHeart Radio and Amazon

The WRITING THE DAY poetry podcast is now on iHeart Radio and Amazon Music.

I always wanted to be a guy on the radio. I did some college radio (WRSU-FM Rutgers) but that was all I did – until podcasting. The podcasts of poems from Writing the Day have been added to iHeart Radio and Amazon Music. A list of all the platforms where you can find our little poem podcasts Photo Pexels.com

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#podcast #Writing the Day

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theinnerparty · 6 years ago

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Contact Your Local College and Community Radio Stations to Request The Inner Party!

Starting October 2nd (tomorrow) Darker and “Stay Together for the Cats” will be added to the playlists of the following radio stations across the US and Canada. If you live in one of these areas, please contact your local station and request us! CJSW Calgary AB KBBI Homer AK KEUL Girdwood AK KRUA Anchorage AK WEGL Auburn AL WLJS Jacksonville AL WVUA Tuscaloosa AL KXUA Fayetteville AR KAMP Tucson AZ Radio Phoenix Phoenix AZ CFBX Kamloops BC CFUR Prince George BC CFUV Victoria BC CIVL Abbotsford BC KALX Berkeley CA KCPR San Luis Obispo CA KCRW Santa Monica CA KCSB Santa Barbara CA KCSC Chico CA KCSS Turlock CA KDVS Davis CA KFSR Fresno CA KHSU Arcata CA KMUD Redway CA KSCU Santa Clara CA KSDT La Jolla CA KSJS San Jose CA KSPC Claremont CA KSSU Sacramento CA KUCI Irvine CA KUSF San Francisco CA KVMR Nevada City CA KXLU Los Angeles CA KZSC Santa Cruz CA KZSU Stanford CA KAFM Grand Junction CO KCSU Fort Collins CO KDUR Durango CO KEPC Colorado Springs CO KGNU Boulder CO KRFC Fort Collins CO KVCU Boulder CO KVNF Paonia CO MET Denver CO WCNI New London CT WRTC Hartford CT WSIN New Haven CT WVOF Fairfield CT WWUH West Hartford CT WXCI Danbury CT Bulls Radio Tampa FL WNSU Fort Lauderdale FL WPRK Winter Park FL WRGP Miami FL WVFS Tallahassee FL WVUM Coral Gables FL SCAD-Atlanta Radio Atlanta GA WUOG Athens GA KKCR Hanalei HI KTUH Honolulu HI KRUI Iowa City IA KWLC Decorah IA KBSU fm Boise ID KLCZ Lewiston ID KRFP Moscow ID KUOI Moscow ID WAUG Rock Island IL WCSF Joliet IL WHCM Palatine IL WHPK Chicago IL WIDB Carbondale IL WIIT Chicago IL WLCA Godfrey IL WLTL La Grange IL WLUW Chicago IL WMXM Lake Forest IL WXAV Chicago IL WECI Richmond IN WSWI Evansville IN WUEV Evansville IN KJHK Lawrence KS WRFL Lexington KY WWHR Bowling Green KY KLPI Ruston LA KLSU Baton Rouge LA KNSU Thibodaux LA KSCL Shreveport LA KSLU - 2 Hammond LA KXUL Monroe LA WAMH Amherst MA WERS Boston MA WKKL West Barnstable MA WLAS Newton MA WMHC South Hadley MA WRBB Boston MA WTCC Springfield MA WUML Lowell MA WZBC Chestnut Hill MA CJUM Winnipeg Manitoba WLOY Baltimore MD XTSR Towson MD WERU East Orland ME WMEB Orono ME WMPG Portland ME WRBC Lewiston ME WUMF Farmington ME CJAM Grosse Pointe MI WAYN Detroit MI WHFR Dearborn MI WIDR Kalamazoo MI WMHW Mt. Pleasant MI WYCE Grand Rapids MI KMSC Moorhead MN KQAL Winona MN KUMD Duluth MN KUMM Morris MN KVSC St. Cloud MN KFAI Minneapolis MN KDHX St. Louis MO KKFI Kansas City MO KMNR Rolla MO KTRM Kirksville MO KWUR St. Louis MO UMSL St. Louis MO KBGA Missoula MT KBMF Butte MT WAKE Winston-Salem NC WASU Boone NC WGWG Boiling Springs NC WNIA Rocky Mount NC WSOE Elon College NC WUAG Greensboro NC WXDU Durham NC WZMB Greenville NC KNDS Fargo ND KZUM Lincoln NE CHMR St. Johns NF WSCA Portsmouth NH WUNH Durham NH WBJB Adelphia NJ WGLS Glassboro NJ WLFR Galloway NJ WMCX West Long Branch NJ WMSC Upper Montclair NJ WRRC Lawrenceville NJ WRSU New Brunswick NJ WTSR Ewing NJ KRUX Las Cruces NM KUNM Albuquerque NM NVWR Reno NV OWWR Old Westbury NY WAIH Potsdam NY WBNY Buffalo NY WCVF Fredonia NY WERW Syracuse NY WFUV Bronx NY WGFR Queensburg NY WHCL Clinton NY WHWS Geneva NY WICB Ithaca NY WITR Rochester NY WMVL Purchase NY WNYU fm New York NY WPNR Utica NY WRHU Hempstead NY WRUR Rochester NY WSBU St.Bonaventure NY WSPN Saratoga Springs NY WUSB Stony Brook NY BearCast Radio Cincinnati OH WBGU Bowling Green OH WBWC Berea OH WCSB Cleveland OH WDUB Granville OH WLFC Findlay OH WMCO New Concord OH WOBC Oberlin OH WRUW Cleveland OH WUDR Dayton OH WWSU Dayton OH WXUT Toledo OH KRSC Claremore OK The Spy FM Oklahoma City OK CFRC Kingston ON CHUO Ottawa ON CIUT Toronto ON CJRU Toronto ON CKLU Sudbury ON KDUP Portland OR KEOL La Grande OR KPSU Portland OR KWVA Eugene OR WESS E. Stroudsburg PA WKDU Philapelphia PA WMUH Allentown PA WPPJ Pittsburgh PA WPTS Pittsburgh PA WQSU Selinsgrove PA WRKC Wilkes-Barre PA WSRU Slippery Rock PA WSYC Shippensburg PA WVMM Mechanicsburg PA WXAC Reading PA WXPN Philadelphia PA WXVU Villanova PA WZBT Gettysburg PA CJLO Montreal QC WXIN Providence RI WSBF Clemson SC WUSC Columbia SC KANM College Station TX KNON Dallas TX KPFT Houston TX KRTU San Antonio TX KSAU Nacogdoches TX KSYM San Antonio TX KTCU Fort Worth TX KTSW San Marcos TX KUTX Austin TX KVRX Austin TX KRCL Salt Lake City UT KZMU Moab UT WDCE Richmond VA WGMU Fairfax VA WNRN Charlottesville VA WVRU Radford VA WIUV Castleton VT WRMC Middlebury VT KAOS Olympia WA KCWU Ellensberg WA KEXP Seattle WA KGRG Auburn WA KSPU Seattle WA KTCV Kennewick WA KUGS Bellingham WA KWCW Walla Walla WA KXSU Seattle WA KZUU Pullman WA KUWS Superior WI WCCX Waukesha WI WIPZ Kenosha WI WMSE Milwaukee WI WOJB Hayward WI WORT Madison WI WRST Oshkosh WI WSUM Madison WI WSUW Whitewater WI WMUL Huntington WV WWVU Morgantown WV KHOL Jackson WY

#tinderbox #collegeradio #theinnerparty #darker #darker2018 #letstalkfigures #vaporwave #cats

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iany0ung · 4 years ago

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RugBurn, the New Brunswick Funk Rock Band: Where we are Now and Where we are Going

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As the bass player in this band, I know too much about this group. Rugburn us a local New Brunswick band which was formed in 2017 by guitarist Josh Siegel, saxophonist Carter Vames, and percussionist Jem Seidel. We all started going to Mason Gross School of the Arts, the art conservatory program of Rutgers University, and we all shared the same concentration of Jazz Studies. Since I was in a number of classes with them, we all naturally started hanging out and jamming outside of school. After a few months, they all contacted me and asked if I would be interested in playing electric bass in a band called RugBurn. I eagerly obliged, and from then on we have been rehearsing, recording, and performing consistently. In this post I will discuss where we are now as a band, what the limitations of COVID-19 has done to our processes of rehearsing, performing, and recording, and where we are going now.

Where we are Now

As a four-piece band, we have done quite a bit since we have first assembled. We started rehearsing consistently in the winter of 2017-18. We played a great deal of basement shows in the New Brunswick area. We played live for Rutgers radio stations such as The Core and WRSU. We played at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park in a battle of the bands competition. We played in Highland park considerably for public events such as the Fourth of July Fireworks. We took our first steps into the studio and recorded our first Album together, titled Trainwreck. Although we would make some money sometimes, we would put all of our money back into the band- investing in equipment and saving money to fund our next recording project.

From 2018-2019, Josh Siegel signed his lease for a house in downtown New Brunswick. When Josh was looking for a place to stay, his main concern was that the house needed a large basement they could throw multi-band basement shows. The house was then dubbed The Roadhouse, and we would rehearse there every week. The basement truly was massive and we were able to rehearse almost any time we were all available. We then cooked up song ideas and cleaned up our act in that basement.

Essentially, every weekend there was a show at the Roadhouse, featuring RugBurn and several other bands each night. this process of playing every week and rehearsing every week really cut our teeth and gave us a level of confidence and connection that made us feel comfortable on stage. Throughout every performance, it was a test to see what musical ideas the crowd enjoyed, what concepts were cool or not, and it was a test of focus and connection between me and the other members. As a band, we would never play the same song exactly the same twice - we were always taking our artistic liberties and risks to challenge ourselves and the listeners that attended.

While we were practicing, playing shows, and getting a college education, we were also getting our foot in the door of the recording studio. With the direction, production, and love of Vincent Troyani of VTX studios, we were able to create albums and singles of quality we could only dream of without him. The albums TrainWreck, Mellow-D, and singles such as Sleep Walking and Bad Brew all come under fruition with the help of Troyani and VTX. All of our published works are made available on Spotify, Apple Music, and on our YouTube Channel.

Below are some other links to check out of our content:

Rugburn “Sleepwalking” single release(Facebook post)

Rugburn Mellow D Album Release Party Promo (Facebook)

Rugburn Live at Chamber 43 record store

How COVID-19 Changed our Plans: Rehearsals, Recordings, and Performances:

Our approach to being an active band has changed quite a bit since March of 2020. Here are some things that we have done in lieu of live performances and crowded rooms...

Rehearsing

When spring came around, we were able to rehearse pretty frequently outside and masked up - in public parks, people’s backyards, and we even played some live outdoor performances for some restaurants in downtown New Brunswick!

Recordings

Recording a live band all in one room with no ventilation has now become a major obstacle. I am excited to say that as a product of our outdoor rehearsals, we have developed enough material for a whole new album. We are beginning the recording process now, and the final product will be coming out early 2021.

Live Streaming Performances

Another interesting avenue we have went down were livestream performances. We started in late April for Rock New Brunswick (facebook), and have played a handful of other live performances on Instagram.

#Rugburn #Rug #Burn #Rock #FUnk #jazz #New Jersey #New Brunswick #Local music #supportlocalmusic #rutgers

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nikosmaraslis · 6 years ago

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#university #radio

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cratesofjr · 6 years ago

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In '95, Take A Ride With World Renown Who Flex Their Lyrical Gift At Rutgers

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Check out World Renown (known for the song 'How Nice I Am'), doing a 4+ minute freestyle at Rutgers University (WRSU-FM) back on March 21, 1995. From the 8mm video archives of underground hip hop founder, Adam "Quest" Walder. via Blogger https://ift.tt/2Ugzljf

#New at cratesofjr

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musicatheart12 · 6 years ago

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A Chat with a Bassist: Natalie Kim from Old Joy

Old Joy is an indie/alternative rock band that released their debut album on September 7th, 2018. They come from the underground New Brunswick scene and have played many basement shows around the area, with their most recent performance being for a student-run charity club at Rutgers University. This week, I got the chance to interview Old Joy's bassist, Natalie Kim, also a student at Rutgers University.

The interview:

What kind of music do you guys play? How do you, as a band, characterize it?

It's kind of under the umbrella of Alt Rock and Indie just because we're in the local New Brunswick scene. So it's kind of like Indie, DIY kind of music.

How did the band get together?

So my two bandmates who started the band started it before I got to Rutgers. When I came here as a freshman, I met one of them, Phil, and he told me they were looking for a bassist so they kind of adopted me. And then we had no drummer, so we had to go out looking for a drummer. So yeah it started with those two people. The other two of us kind of made our way in.

How long has the band been together?

I joined at the very end of summer before freshman year, and back then we had a like a different drummer like every month.

That's interesting.

Yeah, it was kind of weird since I play bass. Bass and drum really have to work with each other so I would change what I played for like every person. It was kind of rocky to start with, but we found someone about 3 months in, who ended up staying for the rest of the next summer. So when we all decided we were in it for the long run, that's when we recorded our first album.

Wow, that's very cool. Yeah, but he decided to go back to school, so literally the day of our release party, we got a new drummer.

Oh wow! Fun fact, drummers are like the hardest people to find because if you're going to be a drummer, you have to be good because everyone can hear you. There was a really big shortage of drummers, and this is a problem that every band has.

I didn't know that.

So in this current state, we've been together about 2 months.

So even though the current band is fairly new, are you guys still playing songs from the first album?

Our new drummer, he didn't make his parts, he had to learn it. But obviously, from now on, it's going to be him.

Are you guys going to make any new music?

We've started making some new stuff, but we're probably going to record, I don't know, not for a while.

That makes sense.

Maybe sometime next year. But it's also a lot different, because the two members that started the band found me after everything was already written so like, in this case, it's everyone. It's more democratic in the way we're making music. It's like everyone is developing it together, rather than it being the work of two people.

So, I know you're a full-time student. It must be difficult to find time to practice.

It's f***ing hard. The good thing with my band is, they're really good at planning ahead. We'll set up a date for a rehearsal a week or two weeks in advance, I'm so grateful. The worst is definitely when we're recording an album. It was so hard last winter. I'd have to go down to the recording studio like twice a week, and it's like an hour away, so like what I ended up doing is bringing my homework and doing it in a dark lit basement. It was hard work, but it definitely paid off because now it's just basement shows and events, which are just a weekend sort of thing. Sticking it through recording was definitely a good idea.

Were you taught music/playing or writing? Are you self-taught?

Kind of, so like, I think I developed an ear for music growing up from piano lessons as a kid. Even though that only went up until like fifth grade, that's what taught me how to read music. And then through middle school, I played French horn, I played flute. And when I got into high school, that’s when I picked up bass and I really should've taken lessons then. I regret not taking lessons when I had the time to when I was like 14. I kind of just learned bass by ear. And the internet's fantastic.

I have other questions, but I'm trying to think of a question based on what you just said.

I mean I can keep talking if you want.

Yeah, go for it if you want!

I mean, here's the thing about bass, so like I've had my friends ask me to teach them before. A lot of people have this conception that "oh I have to start the same way I learned piano" with all the scales and fundamentals, but I think for bass it's heavy on intuition. Of course, you'll be a better musician if you know all the techniques and fundamentals but like you cannot be a bassist if you do not have some kind of musical intuition. Like over the first year I picked it up, by the end of the year, I listened to music differently. I never noticed bass parts before I started playing. And then once it like really clicks you start to listen for it, and that eventually grows into the intuition. Especially playing in a band versus an orchestra. I play in an orchestra every year, and it's much more technical. Playing in the underground music scene, its more about what sounds good, what works versus what doesn’t work.

So it's more about understanding the vibe?

Yeah, kind of. It's like what people say about writing, how you can't be a good writer unless you read a lot, it's the same way. You have to listen to a lot of music to be able to play well.

Do you guys ever spend time experimenting with different kinds of music, or do you stick to the same kind of genre?

Right now, most of our rehearsals are geared toward preparing for shows. But in terms of being experimental, I'd say there are 2 parts to that. Number one, there's a lot of cover songs. We'll just like jam sometimes and go off of each other and play whatever. But also we're like trying to be different for our second album… now that we're trying to follow up to our first album, we're trying to be more advanced in terms of adding more atmospheric sounds and big picture stuff. We're going to add some synth, maybe some more keyboard stuff. I think like in terms of experimenting, I'd like to do it more, but we're not going in the wrong direction.

I know Old Joy plays a lot of basement shows. What other kinds of gigs do you guys play?

Just last Friday we performed at the student center for the Seeing Eye club, I forget exactly what the event was called. Yeah so we did that, it was a fundraiser. And in a month we're going to be doing Overnight Sensations which is like a program run by WRSU, which is a Rutgers radio station. So every week they have bands come late at night. We've also done a lot of other charity shows.

And as far as setlist goes, do you have a specific order you play in?

Our album is 7, 8 songs. There are some songs that we all love, and some that we all don't want to play. So we'll play 4 to 5 songs and we'll do like one cover.

So it's short.

Yeah, it's usually like a half hour set. Also a lot of these songs, we recorded them in the winter so almost a year ago. Now that we're more mature musicians it's kind of like, I wish we recorded this differently or played this differently.

Do you guys tease new music in your shows?

Yeah we played a new song at our last show, which was last Friday… but yeah definitely.

Do you need to think about the audience, or do you just do you (as a band)?

It depends. We don't have very many songs yet, so there's a skeleton that we have to follow. It's usually the cover that we'll very. And then the other thing we'll mix up is the order. Sometimes it’s the energetic songs first if everyone seems dead. The hardest part is definitely when everyone's like "one more song!" and we don't have any more song.

What's your response to that? Do you guys play a song from the album that you wouldn't normally play?

We'll play another cover song, we have stuff that we kind of keep in the back in case we need it. But I wish we had more stuff.

How does recording working?

So basically what happens is, first everyone plays, to get a scratch track for timing purposes. Then everyone will go in on their own and we'll put it into the computer and do it as many times as it takes to get it right. It can take forever sometimes. And so the way we did this album was each time we went down there, we'd record one song. It took a while, but it turned out ok. The recording was less than half. The rest of the time was just mixing and then sending it out to get it mastered. Honestly, I'm not a fan of recording because sometimes I can get really perfectionistic. That’s why I really like playing basement shows. I don’t think I've ever played the same song the same way twice. Like this kind of goes back to the experimental thing. Thank god we play live shows because that's where you get to be creative as a musician.

How did you guys come up with the order of the album?

It's weird, I don’t think we discussed the whys of it. We all kind of came to a consensus. It might be a little bit subconscious, and it kind of goes back to the intuition of it. There might be some legitimate reason to it, like songs being in the same key. From what I can observe, I think the biggest things are tempo and mood. As an Alt rock, indie almost emo band, there are energetic happy songs like typical Alt Rock songs, but there are also songs that are really emotional. Like we have this one song "Rover Shore". Watching Phil do the vocals for that was literally spiritual. Like I've never seen anyone put so much emotion into one song. So obviously you wouldn't put that first. We put that sort of in the middle near the end. We never discussed the explicit details, it just flows somehow.

Yeah, it just feels right.

Do you guys plan on making music videos?

We filmed a music video last year, but because we switched drummers, we had to scratch all of that. I really wanted to because one of the girls in the band is a film major. It's definitely possible, the only issue is we all have no time. 3 of us are students, and one graduated but he has a full-time job. Yeah, the biggest issue is definitely time. I understand why some bands buy a house and live together like it definitely makes sense.

Do you have any other interesting stories? Anything cool!

The most exciting moment of being in this band was this Friday. We were at a house for a show and me and my bandmate we were just walking from one side of the room to the other, and we heard a group of people talking and they said Old Joy. It was the coolest thing 'cause it was like people actually know us. That was so exciting even though it was such a small thing because people actually recognize us. Like last week someone was at work and they said some of our music was on the radio. It was really cool!

What's weird is that the style of music that we play is not my style.

So what is your style?

I've never really gotten into indie music, but I figured I'd try it out. When I play on my own, I play a lot of Jazz and Funk. So this is very very very different. And this type of music isn't what I listen to but it's so interesting because the number of things you can do on bass is infinite. I do appreciate it, it's definitely grown on me. Before, all indie music sounded the same. Like to the average person, all classical music sounded the same. It's cool that I've learned so much through this.

Does it make it hard, not having listened to indie music beforehand?

When I first started, I didn’t really know what I was doing. I was sticking to the root notes, keeping time. Super simple. By the time recording rolled around, I got the hang of it enough to create my own tracks, but looking back on it now, I would do things 100% differently.

Natalie Kim is a talented young artist making her way through with her bandmates. With the first album already out, and another in the works, Old Joy is already paving their path into music. It's cool to see the beginning of a band that is transforming into something bigger, especially coming out of a local music scene.

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#old joy #new brunswick #college #local music #indie #alternative rock #alt rock

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