"Pros can smell a dumpster fire a mile away..."

027: Krystle Warren

Good morning everyone. This is Play It Like It's Music, I'm Trevor, we're back, thanks for listening.

On Wednesday, February 19th of 2020, music is not content. It's connection.

You all are in for treat with today's episode. I'm going to keep the intro short so we can get right in to it. Krystle Warren is one of my favorite musicians, and she's highly influential too. I always see one or two famous artists at her shows, showing up incognito to soak up the richness that is her music.

It's a hard act to describe, but that’s ok because she's got several records out, to which you can go listen after we talk here. I'll just say there's a depth of connection which she has that is incredibly rare to find. If this is your first time finding out about her, it’s your lucky day.

She's from Kansas City but she lives in France. I met her in New York many years ago and we recorded our chat in LA on the patio at the home of bassist Solomon Dorsey, another great musician who I hope to speak to on this show someday.

Solomon is in Krystle's band, The Faculty. They had just played a set at the Hotel Cafe the night before, so there’s a bit of afterglow mixed with the inevitable nuts and bolts of how she runs a band and ways to handle a talkative audience.

Let’s get right to it.

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Thanks for sticking around. Thanks to Krystle Warren for spending some time with us.

GO LISTEN TO HER RECORDS. I have them in regular rotation and you should too.

You can find her online @krystlewarrenofficial on the socials.

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Trevor

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