007 - Natalie Angiuli: Synth Pop, EDM, Quincy Jones and Forking Feet

We were joined by LA based singer/songwriter Natalie Angiuli to talk about the new synth pop direction she is taking with her music, her EDM collaborations and an interesting dinner with Quincy Jones. Highlights:- Pizza in New York is better than pizza in LA- Natalie decided to move to LA when she was 5, and finally moved there when she turned 18- Ross and Natalie talk about Hotel Cafe (even though Ross has never been there)- We learn that Natalie is a classically trained musician, and that violin is really hard to play- “Anyone can write a song, but not everyone can write a good song”- Natalie tells us how she locked her keys in her car, and how that led to her music being featured in TV shows- This interview is completely aware of itself- We talk about Natalie’s new material and the synth pop direction she’s moving in- Marcio and Natalie talk about the process of finding your own sound- We talk about Natalie’s EDM collaborations and how “Step Into Your Light” got over 200,000...
 

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