Shayne Frederick's guest appearances

Shayne Frederick

Voice = Power

Rosé + Thorns

The List: A Right Fiction Podcast

Tom Moon

Phil Collins

Mardis Gras

David Uosikkinen

Nick Finzer

Mike Boone

Lady G

Terell Stafford

Justin Faulkner

David Cope

Brent Edmondson

Lynique Webster

Ed Tettemer

Adam Falcon

Josh Lawrence

OwlTail

Artists have found many reasons over the years to name-drop famous people. Most commonly, it's a sign of praise, as they effectively pay tribute to someone they respect and admire. Other times, a name-drop can stoke controversy, igniting or further fueling a fight. Then there are the cases where a name-check is used for creative purposes, helping to establish a song's characters or time period. Well on today’s show we are gonna examine several instances and try to better understand how they serve the song or the artist's motives.To help us with the topic today, we have a very special guest on the show! V. Shayne Frederick!V. Shayne Frederick is a vocalist and pianist with performances spanning decades. He’s electrified TEDx, NPR, and stages nationally. WXPN says “His stunning baritone effortlessly soars” and Broad Street Review says he is “one of the region’s busiest and best jazz singers.” Aside from performing, his compositions are featured in commercials and film, including a documentary garnering critical acclaim in the film fest circuit. He is also a faculty member of the University of the Arts, and a current elect to the Governor’s Board of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Recording Academy. He was nominated for a Pew Center for Arts &amp; Heritage Fellowship in 2021. www.vshayne.comwww.therightfiction.comSpotify Playlist "Songs That Name Drop"

Artists have found many reasons over the years to name-drop famous people. Most commonly, it's a sign of praise, as they effectively pay tribute to someone they respect and admire. Other times, a name-drop can stoke controversy, igniting or further fueling a fight. Then there are the cases where a name-check is used for creative purposes, helping to establish a song's characters or time period. Well on today’s show we are gonna examine several instances and try to better understand how they serve the song or the artist's motives.To help us with the topic today, we have a very special guest on the show! V. Shayne Frederick!V. Shayne Frederick is a vocalist and pianist with performances spanning decades. He’s electrified TEDx, NPR, and stages nationally. WXPN says “His stunning baritone effortlessly soars” and Broad Street Review says he is “one of the region’s busiest and best jazz singers.” Aside from performing, his compositions are featured in commercials and film, including a documentary garnering critical acclaim in the film fest circuit. He is also a faculty member of the University of the Arts, and a current elect to the Governor’s Board of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Recording Academy. He was nominated for a Pew Center for Arts &amp; Heritage Fellowship in 2021. <a href="https://www.vshayne.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.vshayne.com</a><a href="www.therightfiction.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.therightfiction.com</a><a href="https://spoti.fi/3DRQhnO" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify Playlist "Songs That Name Drop"</a>

Songs that Name Drop w/ V. Shayne Frederick (Recording Artist, Composer, Educator, & Performer)

I've often wondered what it’d be like to interview a jazz great. I guess God looked out by ordaining this sit down with V. Shayne Frederick. I’m still in awe of the way he openly explored his relationships with music, self, others, and much more. Get ready for a treat!  🖤 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and tell your fellow musicians about the show.You can follow and keep up with Shayne on Instagram and Twitter. You can follow and keep up with Rosé + Thorns on Instagram and Twitter.You can also follow and connect with P. Ryan on Instagram and Twitter. Tags: COVID19, music, jazz, blues, rhythm, R&amp;B, Black, community, craft, music, education, New York, vulnerability, love, Epic Records, gospel, relationship, friendship, LA, DC, ATL, Atlanta, PHL, Philadelphia, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Sarah Vaughan, , entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, lgbt, queer, Dartmouth, Ivy league

I've often wondered what it’d be like to interview a jazz great. I guess God looked out by ordaining this sit down with V. Shayne Frederick. I’m still in awe of the way he openly explored his relationships with music, self, others, and much more. Get ready for a treat!  🖤 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and tell your fellow musicians about the show.You can follow and keep up with Shayne on <a href="http://instagram.com/vshaynef" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="http://twitter.com/vshaynef" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>. You can follow and keep up with Rosé + Thorns on <a href="http://instagram.com/rosentpod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="http://twitter.com/rosentpod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>.You can also follow and connect with P. Ryan on <a href="http://instagram.com/iampryan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="http://twitter.com/iampryan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>. Tags: COVID19, music, jazz, blues, rhythm, R&amp;B, Black, community, craft, music, education, New York, vulnerability, love, Epic Records, gospel, relationship, friendship, LA, DC, ATL, Atlanta, PHL, Philadelphia, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Sarah Vaughan, , entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, lgbt, queer, Dartmouth, Ivy league

Vulnerable (feat. V. Shayne Frederick)

V. Shayne Frederick is not only one of my favorite vocalists on the Philly Scene, he’s one of my favorite vocalists anywhere. He’s got this old school sensibility that melds with a modernist sense of adventure into a kaleidoscope of Jazz history That is uniquely his, of all the vocalists I’ve heard nobody sounds like V. Shayne. He can really keep musicians and audience members on their toes and hangin on every note. He just released his first album “Lovesome”, which you absolutely have to check out.

V. Shayne Frederick is not only one of my favorite vocalists on the Philly Scene, he’s one of my favorite vocalists anywhere. He’s got this old school sensibility that melds with a modernist sense of adventure into a kaleidoscope of Jazz history That is uniquely his, of all the vocalists I’ve heard nobody sounds like V. Shayne. He can really keep musicians and audience members on their toes and hangin on every note. He just released his first album “Lovesome”, which you absolutely have to check out.

#6 V. Shayne Frederick