Richard Hewson’s RAH band: Journey From Bedroom Demos To Global Streams
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Richard Hewson discusses his journey from being an under-credited arranger to creating a self-made recording legacy with the Ra Band.
We sit down with Richard Hewson, the creative force behind the Ra Band, to trace how an under-credited arranger turns frustration over fees into a self-made recording legacy. We get the real stories behind “Clouds Across The Moon,” Abbey Road sessions, vintage studio gear, and what it feels like to be rediscovered through Spotify and TikTok decades later. • arrangers paid a fee without royalties, pushing Richard toward writing his own songs • building early Ra Band tracks as a on...
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