
About this episode
We are delighted to bring you another exciting edition of Pathways. In this special series of episodes you'll hear the stories of music-learners just like you, reaching out and lending each other a hand on our musical journeys. Today we're speaking with Jon Magnusson, a Swedish songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and father who has done what many in our audience dream of: made music his full-time profession.
In this inspiring conversation you'll gain insight not only in to the business side of Jon's career, but also in the ways he's dedicated himself to improving his musicality.
We talk about:
• The two key areas of musicality he felt he had to improve, even though he grew up feeling like a very "talented" musician.
• How the combination of being a modern-day A&R rep and musician feed other to accelerate his musical and entrepreneurial growth.
• How he's managed the biggest challenge in making music his full-time gig.
Whether you're serious about making a career in music - or you're just a casual hobbyist - you're going to enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at how business and musicality can help each other.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 221
Links and Resources
• Adam Neely - New Horizons in Music
• Rick Beato - Everything Music
• Udemy
Have you picked up useful ideas or techniques in your own musical journey so far that you think could inspire or help others on their path of exploring their musicality? Get in touch by dropping an email to [email protected]! We are always looking for new guests for Pathways and would love to share your story next.
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