Intonation: Musicians In Tune

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Season 1 Episode 6:

Chris Dryfoos is a singer-songwriter in Central Florida. Inspired by the legendary musicians of the 60’s and 70’s (The Doors, Jefferson Airplane), his songs feel like a mix of Protest Music and Psychedelic Acoustic folk with just a tiny dash of Flower Power. In this episode, we get the scoop on:

* His unlikely origins

* His first love, The Doors

* His extensive knowledge of the ever transitioning musical act Jefferson Airplane

* To be in a band, or NOT to be in a band

* and the shock of Donald J. Trump

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Season 1 Episode 5:

Theo Moon is one of Orlando's finest professional musicians. His main fare is cover songs, but his passion is his original music. Theo gives a unique perspective on what it's like to be a gigging musician in the industry. 

Season 1 Episode 4:

Ed Hobson plays the ukulele. No, not like as a fun side hobby, like... HE'S REALLY GOOD. Born and raised in "the woods", Ed's lush chords and alternative style have a sure home in the cream of Orlando's music crop. In this episode we talk about:

- His favorite musicals

- The best pizza on earth

- His encounter with master ukulelist, Jake Shimabukuro, and

- Overcoming addiction as a musician

Season 1 Episode 3:

Budding Florida singer-songwriter, Matthew Hall, is one of the most promising musicians in the Florida scene if not for his chill relaxed vibes, then at least for his hard work ethic. He joins us today to talk about his songwriting process, how he started, where he’s going, his love of Mazzy Star, head banging to Metal, and other musings.

Intonation - Musicians In Tune brings together a cornucopia of musical talent of all breeds. Old and new, simple and complex, silly and serious, but all full of heart - Jon Horton interviews artists, local and not-so-local, about what made them, what shapes them, what drives them, and what they will become. These confabs are interspersed with musical performances, many of which are unreleased songs you won't find anywhere else.

So TUNE IN for a music podcast like no other.

Season 1 Episode 2: Jon Coats, an old friend of mine from Virginia Beach, VA, joins me on this episode as we talk about:

- being "CALLED" to music

- "Christian" art and what it should be

- the importance of the Voice Memos app for musicians, and

- MUCH MORE

Jon shares 2 of his songs from his upcoming album: "Love" and "Joy (Let There Be Light)"

Intonation - Musicians In Tune brings together a cornucopia of musical talent of all breeds. Old and new, simple and complex, silly and serious, but all full of heart - Jon Horton interviews artists, local and not-so-local, about what made them, what shapes them, what drives them, and what they will become. These confabs are interspersed with musical performances, many of which are unreleased songs you won't find anywhere else.

So TUNE IN for a music podcast like no other.

Season 1 Episode 1: Eric is a national treasure tucked away in Central Florida. I met Eric Klingler in 2016. We became fast friends. I had to have him for my first episode since I was much less worried about messing up everything if he was there cheering me on. His kindness emanates everywhere, and I'm thankful he continues that heart in this podcast. We speak of his late entrance to the guitar, his continual appreciation of new music, and he performs 3 of his songs: "Long Lost Southern Home", "Caroline" (ft. yours truly, Jon Horton, on guitar), and "Fireflies".