Founded by Music Biz President, Portia Sabin as a way to educate musicians on the realities of the music business, The Future of What Podcast has become a forum where the most significant voices in our industry discuss important issues of the day. Tune in as she hosts important industry figureheads and innovators alike in exciting discussions on where the music business is headed next!

Mass Appeal Records is the label division of the burgeoning media group and creative agency, Mass Appeal. Birthed in 2014 alongside music legend Nasir “Nas” Jones, the label solidified itself as a powerful platform that shines light on DIY artists passionately upholding the foundational pillars of Hip Hop. Merging the classic with the contemporary, at Mass Appeal Records, we share the very same enthusiasm that our artists possess. We are as devoted to promoting the music, as our artists are to creating it. We pridefully collaborate and share real music, from real people.

Often Imitated, never duplicated. Over 115,000 Listens and counting to my archives! The Podcasts account of "Japan Nick"   from Japan Nick's Quarantine Podcast and   Japan Nick's Rock and Metal Pandemonium online exclusively for the time being. 11 of my interviews are on Blabbermouth. I have 63 articles published in the Aquarian Weekly.

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Vortex Music Magazine is the definitive chronicle of Portland's musical vortex. We examine the circulation of music through our veins and culture. Print magazine delivered quarterly: vrtxmag.com/subscribe

Hobosexual is a pure rock n roll band in a commercial world of artificial cool.

Hobosexual is punk attitude wrapped in giant analog walls of 70s influenced riff-laden bliss… but this ain't your daddy's rock n roll. Hobo has the swagger and the attitude of your older and more cynical big brother.

Neil Halstead (vocals, guitar)
Rachel Goswell (vocals, guitar)
Nick Chaplin (bass guitar)
Christian Savill (guitar)
Simon Scott (drums, 1990 until early 1994 and 2014 onwards)

I produce @thefutureofwhat, a weekly radio show and podcast about the music industry (hosted by @killrockstars president, Portia Sabin), and recently finished co-producing another podcast about Bratmobile's "Pottymouth," entitled @girl-germs. When I'm not editing podcasts, I'm gearing up to release more music from friends through my label @lowatt, or I'm producing new material for my musical solo project, @oxfist.

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