James Hood: Redefining Music Through Immersive Sound and Storytelling
About this episode
James Hood discusses his evolution from drummer to visionary composer and the intersection of music and storytelling.
Show NotesGrammy-nominated composer, producer, and immersive artist James Hood joins Tony Mantor for a fascinating conversation about pushing the boundaries of music and storytelling. From performing with legendary artists like The Pretenders and collaborating with icons including Jeff Beck, to creating breathtaking immersive experiences like Mesmerica and Astronomica, James shares how his career evolved from drummer to visionary composer. In this episode, James discusses the power of ...
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