Australian born singer/songwriter Emily-Rose Sarkova. Emily talks about fast track learning of technology to keep her performing work afloat and her live-streaming concert. As an accordion player, singer and songwriter she's spent a lot of time collaborating with musicians from many different cultures which results in a unique sound with her music. Best way to be remembered is to have something original to offer!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ04NGY3MmE
Emily's website: http://musicbyemilyrose.com.au 

Australian born Flutist and Artistic Director Jane Rutter. Jane talks about the wonderful recital hall at The Concourse in Sydney Australia, her current musical inspiration during the covid event and upcoming concert with guitarist Giuseppe Zangari.   Jane is excellent at getting those albums out! As her following grows this adds a love passive stream of income for her. She's also great at collaborating with artists all year around which introduces her to their audiences.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnPCLypWvSs
Concert still available:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ_lP_2Hxh4
Jane’s website: http://janerutter.com 

Australian Bassoonist Matthew Kneale interview released 6 September 2020. Matthew tells how Covid has dramatically changed the landscape of show business in Australia and the perks of attending a digital concert.  Matthew is great at picking up new contacts for collaborations on new projects. Also very good at building his profile on social media on Facebook and Instagram. He's doing digital concerts on Zoom as well as in the theatre.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_hwTIXrFdQ
Matthew’s website: http://matthewkneale.com

Long standing Australian Jazz singer Sandie White interview broadcast on Fine Music 102.5FM Sydney Australia. Sandie tells of her many years of travel singing from South Africa to Europe and gives some tips for new freelancers in building their career.  Note that she talks about "sitting in" o jobs as a form of audition which the Jazz musicians are so much better at encouraging. She moved from one country to the next, building a freelance career from scratch each time.
Very interesting conversation! I wish we'd had more time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMG93kbXB2Q
Radio station: http://finemusicsydney.com 

Canadian international concert violinist Alexandre da Costa interview broadcast on Fine Music 102.5FM Sydney Australia. Alexandre talks about carrying his priceless Stradivarius violin through airport security and life on the road.  Alexandre is excellent at collaborating. You'll find he uses Cross Over albums to link contemporary or jazz audiences with classical audiences. We had an interesting chat about culture and recognising First Nations people in our countries too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHXO6R8LLnk
Alexandre’s website: http://www.alexandredacosta.com
Radio station: http://finemusicsydney.com

Australian ARIA Award winning Singer Songwriter Katie Noonan interview broadcast  on Fine Music 102.5FM Sydney Australia. Katie talks about the making of her album “The Glad Tomorrow” with the Australian String Quartet using poems of Australian Indigenous poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal.  Katie's interesting to listen to because she's built on good solid singing skills which allows her to work with musicians from many different genres. This introduces her music (=albums) to many different audiences too. So, someone who may have seen her with a Rock band might remember her name and go see her in a Jazz concert. She's brilliant at always finding new ways to grow and perform. Never predictable!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aldL3haq3lg
Katie's website: https://www.katienoonan.com
Radio station: http://finemusicsydney.com