Join us for an insightful interview with AC203, the Connecticut-based artist behind the annual Showtime Music Festival. AC203 shares his vision for fostering a united music community and discusses his own artistic journey. Key Highlights: - The evolution of the Showtime Music Festival from a free local event to a larger ticketed experience. - The importance of quality over quantity in showcasing diverse musical styles. - Tips on balancing artistry with business strategies. - Encouragement for artists to monetize their work creatively. - A call for greater unity in Connecticut’s music scene. Tune in to explore the future of music in Connecticut!
This podcast features an interview with AC203, a Connecticut-based artist who throws the annual Showtime Music Festival. AC203 discusses the importance of building platforms for artists, his own music career, and the state of Connecticut's music scene. He emphasizes the need for unity among artists and the importance of genuine support, rather than just "down stitching" or copying other artists' work. Highlights: -AC203 prioritizes quality over quantity in his festival, believing in providing a platform for artists of diverse styles. -The festival has evolved from a free, local event to a larger, ticketed event held in a baseball stadium. -AC203 finds balance between his artistry and business by strategically planning his year around his festival and showcases.-He encourages artists to find ways to monetize their work, both through music and tangible goods.-AC203 sees a lack of unity in Connecticut's music scene, with artists often supporting only their "click" or those with established clout.