At Beatseeker, we love music and we love games, so combining them in interesting ways is bound to get our attention. Our guest today blurs the lines between music creation and video games and he has even developed an arcade-style ‘Beat Machine’ which puts musical creativity at the centre of any private or public space.

Live streamed concerts gained some momentum during the pandemic, but will people keep attending now that things have returned to normal? To help us answer this, we spoke to the industry leader in live streaming - Kiswe. Kiswe’s two-way video technology enables audiences to both consume and contribute to live digital content.

Stadiums, amphitheaters, bandshells, nightclubs - every live music venue offers a different type of experience. How about attending a performance in someone’s home? Here to give Matt & Mike a house tour of intimate home performances is Beatriz Ayala, the founder and CEO of Musicasa.

It’s no secret that concert ticketing is a mess. Mike and Matt sit down with Lawrence Peryer of Lyte ticketing to talk about creating solutions to level the playing field and ease the burden on fans’ pocketbooks.

Mike & Matt talk Band Tees and the new world of music merch with Terrible* Group CEO Tersha Willis.

In this episode we are joined by Steve Caldwell, one of the founders of Mandolin. When COVID struck and the live music industry was turned upside-down, Steve and his partners saw the opportunity to revolutionize live-streaming.

Matt and Mike go backstage with BLUESFEST’s Mark Monahan to talk about the future of festivals.

Matt and Mike tag team with NEW DEAL bandmates Jamie Shields and Dan Kurtz on the good, bad and ugly of tech transformations in music making.