Post-punk artist, illustrator, and unapologetic DIY advocate.<br />
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Sandy Little - vocalist of Bristol post-punk band Big Fright and visual artist behind festival and band design work across South Africa and the UK - talks honestly about building a music career from scratch in a new country, making handcrafted merch, and why she believes AI is stealing the most valuable part of creativity: the messy, difficult process of figuring it out yourself. This episode is for independent musicians and artists who care about doing the work with integrity, and who want to hear from someone who is actually doing it. <a href="https://shotguntori.com">website</a> &middot; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ShotgunTori">Facebook</a> &middot; <a href="https://twitter.com/ShotgunTori">Twitter</a> &middot; <a href="https://www.instagram.com/shotguntori/?hl=en">insta</a> &middot; <a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Cegb8izNa58LAp0q5wPLn">Spotify Playlist</a>

Post-punk artist, illustrator, and unapologetic DIY advocate.

Sandy Little - vocalist of Bristol post-punk band Big Fright and visual artist behind festival and band design work across South Africa and the UK - talks honestly about building a music career from scratch in a new country, making handcrafted merch, and why she believes AI is stealing the most valuable part of creativity: the messy, difficult process of figuring it out yourself. This episode is for independent musicians and artists who care about doing the work with integrity, and who want to hear from someone who is actually doing it.

#066 Sandy Little on Big Fright, DIY Art, and Why the Human Journey Matters

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