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To be human is to make stuff; Creativity is natural.
Yet it feels incredibly risky to put our creative work out there for people to vote up or down. It feels personal, like people may accept or reject us.
We’re drawn to the ideas and voices of people who have the courage to take that risk and make something distinctive.
Beyond possessing courage, you could say artists who do this consistently are audacious.
Stash Wyslouch is a walking billboard of musical audacity; his music combines elements of thrash metal, old time fiddle, jazz, and the avant-garde.
You’ve got to hear his music to believe it.
Delightful. Shocking. Raw. Human.
We put together a collage of his work + interview in the new Creative Strings Podcast.
Bookmark it and listen (above) to be amazed and delighted. If you love it, share, subscribe (below), or leave a review.
The Stash Band: Stash Wyslouch, Duncan Wickel, and Sean Trishka
Thanks so much to our sponsors Yamaha and Electric Violin Shop for supporting the Creative Strings Podcast. Their support makes it possible to invest in the production of each episode and bring you great stories like Stash’s.
Watch the extended conversation on YouTube:
Learn more about Stash Wyslouch:
Website // YouTube // Facebook
Clips used in this episode (by The Stash Band):
- More War (Away from Har)
- Kill Everything (Sociopath’s Anthem)
- Rumination #1 (The Wonder Song)
- Sally Took a Ticket to Paradise (She’s So Happy)
- The Internet’s My Brain (Without It I Am Nothing)
Check out these other great episodes of the Creative Strings Podcast:
Regina Carter/ Jazz Violinist: In Her Own Words – Creative Strings Podcast Ep. 32
The Art and Life of Street Performers w/ Valentin Spurchisi – Creative Strings Podcast Ep. 27
Bryan Wilson – Cellist, Composer, Subway Performer – Creative Strings Podcast Ep. 22