Luna Keller's guest appearances

Luna Keller

Women of Substance Music Podcast

Podcasting Your Global Career

Art of the Song / Standing "O" Podcast

Heart of Indie Radio

Dead Men Talk

Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1

Mary Jennings

Marisa Nikole

Camille Rae

Jessica Meuse

Lilli Lewis

Kim Krenik

Dana Rexx

DeDe Wedekind

April Kelly

Chloe Collins

Daisy Spratt

Kate Magdalena

Alexis Taylor

Sarah Christine

Katey Laurel

OwlTail

Scott Shetler

John Carey

Amy Reid

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit  This show includes the following songs: Mayela (Price Royalty Music) - Muy Tarde   Rachel Mcgoye - Come On   Baby Chemist - I'll Still Be Here   Luna Keller - Let Me Go Now   Traces of Dawn - Shout Your Praises Loud   Amy Reid - Moscato in the Rain   writer Scott Shetler - Water Falls Song   Nitro Nitra - An Interrupted World   Moorea (writers David Kessner &amp; John Quick) - Am I With You When You Dream   writer John Carey - Gonna Love Watchin' Ya Leave   For Music Biz Resources Visit  and  Visit our Sponsor Katherine Portanova  at  Visit our Sponsor Jillian Matundan at  Visit our Sponsor Adventures with Alice Band at  Visit our Sponsor Jess Gordon at  Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

#1224 Music by Mayela (Price Royalty Music), Rachel Mcgoye, Baby Chemist, Luna Keller, Traces of Dawn, Amy Reid, writer Scott Shetler, Nitro Nitra, Moorea (writers David Kessner & John Quick), writer John Carey

Join Heart of Indie Radio Co host, Emme Lentino as she interviews the lovely Luna Keller!  Luna Keller is a singer-songwriter who grew up in a very musical family  (both her parents play at least one instrument). When she was 14 after  trying out many instruments she fell in love with the guitar and  discovered songwriting as a way to express her feelings and to tell  stories. Soon she started to busk in her Spanish hometown and (with the  support of her dad) recording her own songs. She has played on several local and international stages and worked  with amazing musicians like Uli Pfannmüller who has mixed all her songs  so far and Bruce White who has played viola on two of her songs. Luna  has released two EPs titled „First Steps“(2017) and „Alice is in Love  with the Mad Hatter“ (2019) and several singles. She’s been a nominee  and finalist in several songwriting awards like the “City of Music Songstar Awards” and the “Hollywood Songwriting Contest”.  Luna is full  of passion for her music and is already working on her next exciting  projects.

Join Heart of Indie Radio Co host, Emme Lentino as she interviews the lovely Luna Keller!  Luna Keller is a singer-songwriter who grew up in a very musical family  (both her parents play at least one instrument). When she was 14 after  trying out many instruments she fell in love with the guitar and  discovered songwriting as a way to express her feelings and to tell  stories. Soon she started to busk in her Spanish hometown and (with the  support of her dad) recording her own songs. She has played on several local and international stages and worked  with amazing musicians like Uli Pfannmüller who has mixed all her songs  so far and Bruce White who has played viola on two of her songs. Luna  has released two EPs titled „First Steps“(2017) and „Alice is in Love  with the Mad Hatter“ (2019) and several singles. She’s been a nominee  and finalist in several songwriting awards like the “City of Music Songstar Awards” and the “Hollywood Songwriting Contest”.  Luna is full  of passion for her music and is already working on her next exciting  projects.

Luna Keller- Exclusive Interview

Living the dream! Luna Keller is from a musical family, thus music has always been a part of her from as long as she can remember. His dad who is a musician and producer has been a pivotal part of her love and growth in the music profession. Music has always brought Luna and her family so much joy, and beautiful life moments, that she feels so lucky and blessed to be a talented singer and songwriter.   The sky's the limit for Lunar and as she performs on small stages and travels the world, she knows for a fact that she’s chosen her way, she loves it in ways she can’t describe, and she is truly happy.   Show Notes Today on the show, I’m joined for the first time, all the way from the Canary Islands, by the talented and captivating Luna Keller.   Only 18 years old, Luna has already written over 400 songs. Stay tuned as we dig deep into the songwriting process, as Luna shares with us her thoughts, feelings, and emotions when she’s writing songs, and why the whole process is very dear and special to her.   With so much experience, talent and passion at such a tender age, Luna Keller’s unique blend of songwriting, teamwork production and instrument playing is set to dazzle any music fan out of their seats!   Luna started writing songs at a very young age. Her father who is a music producer has certainly played a huge role in paving her path towards her music career.  Blessed with a unique insight into songwriting, Luna gives us a sneak peek of what it’s like when she’s writing songs and the euphoric feelings that tags along with it.   Having lived in Ireland for a short time, Luna’s singing and love of folk music was a result of the society and culture that she adopted whilst in Ireland. She has a strong belief and liking for teamwork and working together in the effort to produce creative and unique artistry when singing and songwriting.   You’re most definitely in for a real thrill in this week’s episode dear listeners! With top hits from the album, including “Alice is in love with a Mad hatter” and “I don’t know where I’m going”.   Quotes If you love without fear and do what you want and really get to be who you want to be, then that can not be beaten by anything.   I'm a fan of teamwork. I think there are always new perspectives that other people can bring to your art that you would've never thought of.   As a songwriter, you kind of get used to certain things that you do a certain way, and when you write with someone else, you get a new perspective on songwriting and it makes you grow as a songwriter and you create something that you wouldn't have created on your own.   The takeaway is really just that you don't have to have it all figured out and it's okay to be on your way. And to work through things since you're not always going to be perfect.   Songwriting for me is a very personal and emotional thing. My songs come from a very deep place and a very personal place, so depending on where I am emotional, I will be capable of digging in there and writing from that feeling.   You learn from yourself and you learn from the progress. I think it's really important to not beat yourself up or get obsessive about this one song that you couldn't write or that you wanted to write. But instead to actually say, “okay, I'm learning, the next one will be better”. And then when you write a song that's really good, you just, as you say, you get this euphoria like, yes, I want to share this with the world. This is amazing. And it's a process. It's got its ups and downs.   In songwriting, you're always searching for something you haven't done before. Searching for a new perspective, a new way to tell a story, and when you find it, it's a wonderful gift. I'm so grateful that I get to summarize and to put my feelings into songs.   I think there is a big difference between an instrument that has been programmed and an instrument that has been played. Songs played by human beings, I think I have a much more organic feel, and that’s my kind of music.   Time Stamps Listen to Alice is in love with a Mad hatter (6:00) Listen to I don’t know where I’m going (19:22) Lunar’s hobbies (23:39) The connection between poetry and reading (26:04) Listen to Two Chords (35:53) Production of two chords and why it’s special to Luna Her inspiration and story behind we’re all mad here (35:21) Listen to We’re all mad here (43:54) Germany, Switzerland, and Lunar’s plans for the year.(43:38)   Mentions Alanis Morissette Eric Bay Uli Pfannmuller   Selected Links Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife Songwriters On Songwriting by Paul Zollo Chio Destination Guide (Canary Islands, Spain)   Follow Luna  Website www.lunakeller.com Spotify  https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Mqp7hngFJzrCbUePtHzTj?si=iTRdqQzCRpmgb0wKDZ7PmQ Instagram @luna_k_music Twitter @LunaKellerM Facebook @lunakmusicofficial  Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy_Vz06q1UPI3ezzwfmirZQ?sub_confirmation=1 As always, thanks a lot for being a part of the dHarmic evolution podcast, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and connect with us on social media. 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Living the dream! Luna Keller is from a musical family, thus music has always been a part of her from as long as she can remember. His dad who is a musician and producer has been a pivotal part of her love and growth in the music profession. Music has always brought Luna and her family so much joy, and beautiful life moments, that she feels so lucky and blessed to be a talented singer and songwriter.   The sky's the limit for Lunar and as she performs on small stages and travels the world, she knows for a fact that she’s chosen her way, she loves it in ways she can’t describe, and she is truly happy.   Show Notes Today on the show, I’m joined for the first time, all the way from the Canary Islands, by the talented and captivating Luna Keller.   Only 18 years old, Luna has already written over 400 songs. Stay tuned as we dig deep into the songwriting process, as Luna shares with us her thoughts, feelings, and emotions when she’s writing songs, and why the whole process is very dear and special to her.   With so much experience, talent and passion at such a tender age, Luna Keller’s unique blend of songwriting, teamwork production and instrument playing is set to dazzle any music fan out of their seats!   Luna started writing songs at a very young age. Her father who is a music producer has certainly played a huge role in paving her path towards her music career. Blessed with a unique insight into songwriting, Luna gives us a sneak peek of what it’s like when she’s writing songs and the euphoric feelings that tags along with it.   Having lived in Ireland for a short time, Luna’s singing and love of folk music was a result of the society and culture that she adopted whilst in Ireland. She has a strong belief and liking for teamwork and working together in the effort to produce creative and unique artistry when singing and songwriting.   You’re most definitely in for a real thrill in this week’s episode dear listeners! With top hits from the album, including “Alice is in love with a Mad hatter” and “I don’t know where I’m going”.   Quotes If you love without fear and do what you want and really get to be who you want to be, then that can not be beaten by anything.   I'm a fan of teamwork. I think there are always new perspectives that other people can bring to your art that you would've never thought of.   As a songwriter, you kind of get used to certain things that you do a certain way, and when you write with someone else, you get a new perspective on songwriting and it makes you grow as a songwriter and you create something that you wouldn't have created on your own.   The takeaway is really just that you don't have to have it all figured out and it's okay to be on your way. And to work through things since you're not always going to be perfect.   Songwriting for me is a very personal and emotional thing. My songs come from a very deep place and a very personal place, so depending on where I am emotional, I will be capable of digging in there and writing from that feeling.   You learn from yourself and you learn from the progress. I think it's really important to not beat yourself up or get obsessive about this one song that you couldn't write or that you wanted to write. But instead to actually say, “okay, I'm learning, the next one will be better”. And then when you write a song that's really good, you just, as you say, you get this euphoria like, yes, I want to share this with the world. This is amazing. And it's a process. It's got its ups and downs.   In songwriting, you're always searching for something you haven't done before. Searching for a new perspective, a new way to tell a story, and when you find it, it's a wonderful gift. I'm so grateful that I get to summarize and to put my feelings into songs.   I think there is a big difference between an instrument that has been programmed and an instrument that has been played. Songs played by human beings, I think I have a much more organic feel, and that’s my kind of music.   Time Stamps Listen to Alice is in love with a Mad hatter (6:00) Listen to I don’t know where I’m going (19:22) Lunar’s hobbies (23:39) The connection between poetry and reading (26:04) Listen to Two Chords (35:53) Production of two chords and why it’s special to Luna Her inspiration and story behind we’re all mad here (35:21) Listen to We’re all mad here (43:54) Germany, Switzerland, and Lunar’s plans for the year.(43:38)   Mentions Alanis Morissette Eric Bay Uli Pfannmuller   Selected Links Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife Songwriters On Songwriting by Paul Zollo Chio Destination Guide (Canary Islands, Spain)   Follow Luna Website <a href="https://lunakeller.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lunakeller.com</a> Spotify <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Mqp7hngFJzrCbUePtHzTj?si=iTRdqQzCRpmgb0wKDZ7PmQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Mqp7hngFJzrCbUePtHzTj?si=iTRdqQzCRpmgb0wKDZ7PmQ</a> Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/luna_k_music/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@luna_k_music</a> Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/LunaKellerM?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@LunaKellerM</a> Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lunakmusicofficial/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@lunakmusicofficial</a> Youtube <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy_Vz06q1UPI3ezzwfmirZQ?sub_confirmation=1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy_Vz06q1UPI3ezzwfmirZQ?sub_confirmation=1</a> As always, thanks a lot for being a part of the <a href="https://dharmicevolution.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dHarmic evolution podcast</a>, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and connect with us on social media. 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Luna Keller, Singing And Songwriting On The Canary Islands, Simply Paradise!