#7 - Emil Greilert and Karl-Johan Thenström, electric guitarists, songwriters

Photo by Ragnhild Wesenberg

Photo by Ragnhild Wesenberg

Swedish guitarists Emil Greilert and Karl-Johan Thenström share their thoughts on musical creativity, how one can make money these days, and if the album as format is obsolete. The music featured in this episode is by the band 'sthlm underground', and solo projects by Emil. Details are in the timeline section of the show notes.

00:00 'När Mörkret Faller' (sthlm underground)

02:42 Introduction

03:34 Emil and Kalle introduce themselves and their relationship to music-making

07:13 Cooperation

12:45 'The Stream Provides Flotation' (Emil Greilert aka Maple Mortiganto)

14:37 Emil's solo projects; words of encouragement for people who want to start playing an instrument

20:08 'Flykten Från Helvetet' (sthlm underground)

20:55 "Why the guitar?"

23:15 Direction and vision in music-making

26:04 Playing in a band; the development in the music industry; is the album obsolete?

32:04 Making money from music

36:22 Inspiration

38:42 'Flykten Från Helvetet' (sthlm underground)

39:10 Programming vs recording drums; perfectionism

44:18 'The Death of Kojiro' (Emil Greilert aka Maple Mortiganto)

45:03 Perfectionism continued

50:30 'Mitt Sista Andetag' (sthlm underground)

51:06 Electricity and guitar

53:05 "In whose tribute band would you play in?"

54:16 'Mitt Sista Andetag' (sthlm underground)

55:18 "What does it mean to be a musician?"

01:02:35 Where to find Emil and Kalle

01:03:49 'Under Ytan' (sthlm underground's cover of 'Under Ytan' by Uno Svenningsson)

01:05:51 Outro

sthlm underground on Youtube

sthlm underground on Spotify

sthlm underground on Facebook

Emil Greilert on Bandcamp

Podcast soundtrack by Mohamed Amer.

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