In this episode, Moses Graytower of Youth On Record and Alisha Sweeney of Indie 102.3 are talking with Anthony Ruptak at the final Underground Music Showcase. The Denver-based singer-songwriter uses music as a means to explore the human condition, and his perspective is fueled by his experiences as an EMT. Tune in for a conversation about this approach, Anthony’s hope for the Denver music scene, and the ways he takes care of his mental health through comedy and the outdoors.
You can find Anthony Ruptak’s music wherever you stream your tunes, and on social media @anthonyruptak
Hosted by Moses Graytower and Alisha Sweeney
Engineered by Carlos Perez
Mixed and Mastered by Tongjai Lee
Edited by Clara Kay and David Ladon
Produced by David Ladon, Lucy Richardson, and Alisha Sweeney
Executive Producers are Jami Duffy, and David Ladon
Get Loud Radio Lounge at UMS is a production of Youth on Record in collaboration with Indie 102.3.
What is Get Loud Radio Lounge?
Take a peek backstage with Get Loud Radio Lounge, a production dedicated to bringing you closer to your favorite artists. From greenrooms to festival grounds, Get Loud Radio Lounge takes you right into the fold of Denver’s music scene. Connect with local bands and national touring artists like The Velveteers, Old Man Saxon, Bartees Strange, DeVotchKa, and more. This youth-led, community-centered production is made possible by producers from the Youth on Record team and features collaborations with other Denver music institutions, like Indie 102.3. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes conversations with all kinds of artists, all across Denver.