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Eli Gardiner: Music, Minneapolis Scene, and Emotional Performances
Bubba Startz introduces Eli Gardiner, who kicks off the episode with a performance of "Make Me Cry Again." Eli shares insights into his background and music career, highlighting his experiences within the vibrant Minneapolis-Saint Paul music scene. The episode features a performance of "Mission Hill," leading to a discussion on the emotional impact of music and the dynamics of the Eli Gardiner Band. Eli and Bubba engage in a debate on cover songs versus original music, with Bubba sharing his own experiences from the South Dakota music scene. Eli performs "Eaten Alive" and delves into the inspiration behind it. The conversation wraps up with Eli sharing his website and social media details, followed by closing remarks.
Key Points
- Eli Gardiner highlights the importance of identifying as a songwriter and how nature and his Michigan roots influence his music.
- Eli discusses the challenges and rewards of leading a band in the Minneapolis music scene, emphasizing the significance of performing original music.
- Through his song "Eaten Alive," Eli shares a deeply personal story about his brothers' struggles with addiction and the emotional impact of their experiences.
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