Jermaine Spencer's guest appearances

Jermaine Spencer

Amplifier

Good Taste Bad Grammar

Fannie Mae

Quincy Jones

David Kim

Anthony Hamilton

Steve Biko

Greg Cox

Kyle Horton

Bill Monroe

Tim Scott

Chad Lawson

Adrienne Smith

Si Kahn

Seth Avett

Brandon Parker

Jim Brock

OwlTail

Bradford and Rod are back with the fourth episode of Season 3. In this episode, they are joined by recording artist, Casino P and Artist Manager/ Strategic Partnerships Specialist, Jermaine Spencer. Casino P speaks about literature, his West Charlotte upbringing, hoops, and more. Jermaine speaks about the music industry, artist management, CLT music scene, and more. This episode was brought to you and powered by the fam(ily) brand. Check out our weekly content published on www.thefamilybrandclt.com &amp; @thefamilybrandclt on Instagram. Stay connected with us on social media @goodtastebadgrammar Intro instrumental: Old Skool Cadillac produced SoundsbySunday

Bradford and Rod are back with the fourth episode of Season 3. In this episode, they are joined by recording artist, Casino P and Artist Manager/ Strategic Partnerships Specialist, Jermaine Spencer. Casino P speaks about literature, his West Charlotte upbringing, hoops, and more. Jermaine speaks about the music industry, artist management, CLT music scene, and more. This episode was brought to you and powered by the fam(ily) brand. Check out our weekly content published on <a href="http://www.thefamilybrandclt.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.thefamilybrandclt.com</a> &amp; @thefamilybrandclt on Instagram. Stay connected with us on social media @goodtastebadgrammar Intro instrumental: Old Skool Cadillac produced SoundsbySunday

Good, Bad, & Ugly (ft. Casino P & Jermaine Spencer)

Without a doubt, the coronavirus pandemic coupled with ongoing demonstrations and protests have changed the landscape for conversations and creative output. In particular, musicians have taken this time for self-reflection on the state of the music industry and their individual responsibilities in moving the conversation forward. For Charlotte-based singer-songwriter Kelsey Ryan, the past five months have been an opportunity to write, listen, and find new meaning through the "grit and grin" of country music.

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