Nick Granville shares a focused, experience-driven approach to guitar, emphasizing strong rhythm, improvisation, and developing a personal practice strategy. He also reflects on teaching, gear, and how his YouTube channel has become a meaningful way to reach and help other guitarists.
From sunrise practice sessions and Segovia scales to Django-inspired technique and solo guitar exploration, Thor Jensen breaks down the ideas shaping his playing today. He also explains how blues, triads, and voice leading guide his improvisation across jazz, country, and beyond.
Jack Handyside emphasizes a purposeful approach to practice, staying curious and focused on what truly inspires him. He also shares how collecting musical “seeds” and exploring counterpoint has expanded his creativity, improvisation, and understanding of harmony.
Brad Barr opens up about the daily habits and disciplined routines that keep his guitar playing sharp and expressive. He also reflects on how his songwriting has evolved over the years and the gear that helps him shape the tone and textures that define his sound.
Adam Brisbin’s guitar work is defined by space, feel, and purpose. In this interview, he discusses how restraint, listening, and trust have become central to his musical identity.
Tim Watson talks about building his voice through sound design and rhythm-first practice, moving from metal and prog intensity into jazz and free improvisation, and why great feel still matters more than advanced theory.
Chris Parker shares how moving away from anxiety-driven scale practice toward real-world repertoire transformed his relationship with the guitar. He also unpacks his approach to slide guitar, transposition, and the long-game mindset behind building a sustainable music career.
From creative exercises to key influences and favorite gear, Luca Benedetti shares the elements that inspire his distinctive guitar sound.
Scott Metzger shares why letting go of routine and staying open to surprise keeps his music fresh. Scott proves that improvisation isn’t about chaos — it’s about trust, sound, and fearless creativity.
Tim Lerch emphasizes that mastering jazz takes time, listening, and playing with others — not shortcuts or quick fixes. Known for blending jazz, blues, and soul on his Telecaster, he continues to teach, record, and share his love of music with honesty and heart.
Adam offers advice for guitarists on exploring jazz, honing a personal voice, and improving musicality through writing and practice. He also highlights the art of playing thoughtfully alongside others, leaving space, and serving the music.
From flexible practice routines to releasing his seventh album, Daniel DeLorenzo shows how dedication and curiosity drive a modern jazz career.
