Episode

ChartHouse Studios: Community, Storytelling, and the Future of Music Collaboration

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The Scene Projects
Published
Apr 13, 2026
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2100
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Summary

Bubba Startz introduces the episode with guests Alix Robson and Cameron Soper, setting the stage for a conversation about their shared passion for independent artists. They delve into the formation and mission of Chart House Studios, exploring the evolution of music recording and distribution. Cameron shares his path into the music industry, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration. The discussion highlights the emotional and therapeutic power of music production and the impact of genuine storytelling. Bubba reflects on his journey from factory work to music, tracing the growth of The Scene Projects podcast. They discuss building a community with Chart House Studios, future US-UK collaborations, and how to connect online.