Maxwell: How To Make It In Music

Toure Show

DCP Entertainment

Performing Arts, Arts, Society & Culture

4.8 • 880 Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2017

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Toure Show is all about exploring why awesome people became successful. Why did they make it? What are their superpowers? How did they deal with failure? I want to know so you can get a little more fuel for your journey to success. Maxwell is one of the great singers of his era and a man of towering fame and deep humility. He taught himself how to make music and constructed a debut album called Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite that blew everyone away. Ever since that album came out Maxwell has been a superstar. How does he handle being a star? How does he write music? What does he do in his multi-year breaks from the spotlight? We dig in to all of that and more. If you want to talk to me more about this I’m on Twitter @Toure. Toure Show is written by me, Toure and produced by Chris Colbert in association with Cadence 13 studios. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Support the show: https://www.dcpofficial.com/toureshow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey Music Lover, it's time for Somme Tom Bona jamming to some yot rock
0:07.9	Gone old school with some beep up open for fun bingo 90 if you like your tunes more vibies,
0:14.4	playing can be exciting till you feel the need for dancing.
0:18.3	Here we go!
0:19.3	I'm for a drum and bass!
0:21.3	Oh, just 110 pounds.
0:24.1	Tom Bola open for fun.
0:27.3	terms apply 18 plus please play safely.
0:30.6	About 25 years ago summer of, my first summer in New York City, I found a job at the
0:36.9	coffee shop on 16th Street in Manhattan, a restaurant slash bar with a club-like vibe that thinks quite highly of itself.
0:46.6	The lights were always dim low and the weight staff was plucked from various modeling agencies
0:51.0	and the place always felt like it was on the verge of breaking out into a full-blown discotheque at any second.
0:57.0	That summer the head matrady was called Paris, a tall, gorgeous trans woman who had once been on the Donahue show.
1:05.0	I was a little food runner on the overnight shift.
1:08.0	Around 3 a.m. I'd be sucking on ketchup packets to stay awake.
1:12.0	And on the
1:13.0	dinner shift there was this cool waiter named Maxwell.
1:16.0	I was a horrible waiter.
1:18.0	Everyone liked him and no one really knew anything about him.
1:22.0	Was Maxwell's real name? What was he in trouble? and no one really knew anything about him.
1:22.6	Was Maxwell's real name?
1:24.4	What was he into outside of the restaurant?
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