Episode 37: Harness the Abyss with Jesse Peck
<p>In this conversation, Zak, Zach, and Jesse Peck discuss their musical journeys and the challenges of being musicians. Jesse shares his experience of starting as a bass player in his church's youth group and eventually transitioning to guitar and piano. He talks about his time studying music in college and how it influenced his composition and songwriting. Jesse also reflects on the versatility of the piano compared to the guitar and the challenges of visualizing chords and scales on the guitar. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the personal and professional experiences of musicians. Jesse Peck and Zak discuss their experiences with music composition and collaboration in a band setting. They explore the challenges and benefits of writing music with others, highlighting the importance of chemistry and open-mindedness. Jesse shares his curiosity-driven approach to music and how it has influenced his solo projects. They also touch on the genre fluidity of Flummox, the band Jesse plays with, and the spacey, ambient vibe of his solo work. In this conversation, Jesse Peck discusses his experience as a musician and the process of creating music. He talks about the importance of starting somewhere and not being afraid to make mistakes or put out imperfect work. Jesse also shares his plans for his solo project, Harness the Abyss, including releasing a full album and potentially collaborating with other musicians.</p><p></p><p>Intro/Outro: Rain Falls Faster by Harness the Abyss</p><p></p><p>Support and connect with Jesse:</p><p>jesse_peck_</p>
