More than just a music podcast, Sixty Scales and the Truth reveals the human struggles, triumphs, and profound life lessons behind the strings of exceptional gu...
Guitar legend Scott Henderson joins the latest episode of Sixty Scales and the Truth! 🎸✨Recorded at his new California home, Scott opened up about his musical journey, from his early years to becoming one of the most respected guitarists in the industry. We discussed the importance of discipline, hard work, and maintaining a youthful spirit no matter your age.Every conversation in this podcast series reminds me how fortunate I am to sit down with these incredible musicians who each bring their unique perspective to the art of guitar.Listen now to hear Scott's wisdom, stories, and of course, plenty of guitar talk. Thanks Scott for the amazing conversation!Don't forget to subscribe if you like what you hear.
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Joseph Anidjar
What does it take to carve out a unique voice in the world of progressive metal and jazz? In this episode of Sixty Scales and the Truth, I sat down with Joseph Anidjar, a guitarist whose journey from jazz school rejection to headlining major shows is quite inspiring. Born in Paris and raised in Montreal, Joseph has built a reputation for his intricate polyrhythms, unexpected grooves, and expressive melodies.We dove into his early influences, his transition from metalcore to jazz, and his deep musical connection with Joshua de la Victoria. Joseph shares what it takes to stay creative, push technical boundaries, and find artistic authenticity in a genre that demands both precision and emotion. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and let me know your favorite part in the comments!
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Marcos Mena (Standards)
‘Standards is the gradual process of me tryingto accept who I am.’ Yes, we dove deep in this episode featuring Marcos Mena of ‘fruit rock’ band Standards. Marcos was kind enough to invite me to his home in Long Beach California. There we had an extended chat about many things: his youth, family, discovering your voice, doing what you really like and need to do in life and finally just trying to accept who you are. I considered cutting this episode in two parts, since it’s longer than most others. But then I figured:I consider these conversations in a way as an improvised musical conversation. Well prepared, but anything can happen. No sense of cutting an improvisation intwo, right? Again: I consider myself blessed for all the conversations I had thus far in this podcast series. All chats have been special to me, and this one is definitely no exception. Hope you enjoy this as much as I did.
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Allen Hinds
One of my favorite things to do is visiting guitarists in their own space. Allen Hinds was kind enough to welcome me into his home in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles. Not only did he treat me to the strongest coffee I’ve ever had, but also to a deeply honest conversation where he shared his life’s journey in a raw and vulnerable way.Allen has been through some of life’s darkest moments—and he came out on the other side. His latest album, The Good Fight, is a beautiful testament to that. If you ask me, Allen has one of the most elegant guitar tones you’ll ever hear. I got to see him live at The Baked Potato, and—wow—his improvisations are just as delicate as they are adventurous.More than anything, Alan turned out to be an incredibly kind and generous person. Oh, and if you’re a Jeff Buckley fan, make sure to listen to Allen’s stories—he’s got some amazing anecdotes!
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Alexander Misko
In this episode of Sixty Scales and the Truth, I welcome the incredibly talented guitarist Alex Misko. From his roots in Krasnodar, Russia, to finding a new home in Germany, Alex opens up about his personal and professional journey. They discuss his transition from classical guitar to fingerstyle, his unique approach to composing music, and the struggles of being a musician in difficult times.
Alex also shares his thoughts on why he prefers creating original music over performing covers, the philosophy behind his workshops, and how he found his voice in the guitar community.
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More than just a music podcast, Sixty Scales and the Truth reveals the human struggles, triumphs, and profound life lessons behind the strings of exceptional guitarists. It's an invitation to discover the truth behind the scales, one unforgettable face-to-face conversation at a time. Whether you're a die-hard guitar enthusiast, a casual music lover, or simply someone who appreciates craftmanship, resilience and creativity, this podcast will leave you inspired, enriched, and eager to uncover more of the wisdom and artistry that these guitar icons have to offer.
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