She stepped away from music for the better part of a decade. Then one night, something told her she wasn't done. This episode of Psych Drop dives into the music industry advice and mental health l...
What does it really take to survive the music industry when it's not about talent? Grammy-winning, multi-platinum producer Dom Did It (Domenico Randazzo) joins Dr. Sunni to unpack the mental game behi...
Telykast spent ten years building a career in the music industry before Tomorrowland ever became a real possibility, and most of that time was spent hearing no. In this episode of Psych Drop, Dr. Sunn...
The music industry looks glamorous from the outside, but most of the real work happens behind the curtain. Music executive Giancarlo Cordasco sits down with Dr. Sunni to talk about artist development,...
Music production looked effortless from the outside, but Amel's story proves mindset matters more than raw talent. In this Psych Drop episode, he opens up about performance anxiety, sobriety, and the ...
What actually builds a sustainable music career? In this episode of Psych Drop, music industry veteran Chris Maltese breaks down the psychology behind lasting success in the music business and what mo...
Music industry veteran George Hess gets real about sobriety, mental health, and addiction in electronic dance music, and why self-awareness is the thing that actually keeps a career alive.Hess has spe...
Two music producers, one dorm room, a Billboard No.1, and a music career that has lasted over a decade. The Disco Fries sit down with Psych Drop to unpack what a real music industry career takes.Host ...
Techno DJ Conrad Taylor went from one of the country's youngest elected officials to a rising techno artist. On Psych Drop he opens up about reinvention, performing sober, and building a DJ career...
What does it really take to survive the music industry? Performance psychologist Dr. Sunni sits down with Billboard charting music producer GT_Ofice to unpack the psychology and music business behind ...