
028: Finding and Sustaining Creativity, with David Andrew Wiebe (Music Entrepreneur HQ)
About this episode
On today's show, we're joined by David Andrew Wiebe. David's a man of many projects, and as well as writing on his site MusicEntrepreneurHQ.com and hosting the New Music Industry podcast, he is also a songwriter, performs regularly with two bands and has written a book, "The New Music Industry", soon to be followed by another all about the creative process, called "Flashes of Elation".
We discovered David's work when featuring a podcast episode of his "The Importance of Ongoing Self Education for Musicians" in an article on our website. And it's been a real pleasure to dive into his web and podcast archives and have this opportunity to speak with him on our show.
In this conversation we talk about:
• Why performing regularly was so important to his finding freedom of creative expression and tapping into his musical instinct on guitar
• What he recommends to beginner song writers trying to find inspiration
• The conflict between thinking about "passion" and "inspiration" versus just getting solid creative work done day after day
• His number one tip for musicians collaborating in a band or other creative projects
One thing we love about David is his ability to balance the creative spirit with the down-to-earth practicalities of being a musician. It's fascinating to talk with him and hear his perspective and if you've ever struggled creatively, you're going to really enjoy this conversation.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 028
Links and Resources
• Book: New Music Industry
• Upcoming book: Flashes of Elation
• Long John Lev, one of David's bands
• "There's Only One Boss" rap track
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