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Welcome to Part 2 of my travel vlog series, where I pick up right where we left off—driving the last leg of our journey through a fierce Florida storm. In this episode, I vlog from a small plane runway in Daytona, having finally landed in Florida. "The eagle has landed, and I am Florida man."

I dive into the craziness of being in the music business, which, in a way, qualifies me to reside in the Sunshine State. Then, inspired by a concept discussed on Tom Bukovac's guitar channel, I talk about how intermediate guitarists often sound rushed and chaotic. I explain why sometimes a rushed, chaotic approach is just what certain genres of music need, highlighting that not every genre requires the polished Nashville sound. All genres and styles are relevant, and every guitarist has their place.

Next, I discuss why being a session guitarist in Nashville is incredibly challenging, praising those musicians who turn subpar material into great songs. I share my experiences playing on a Colt Ford/Jake Owen session, detailing my approach to the track, and recount the surreal moment of hearing my guitar on the radio while on the road.

Don't miss this insightful look into the life of a musician, the challenges of the industry, and the creative processes that drive us. Stay tuned for more adventures and stories!

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