FCM033 – Created To Be Creative with Luke Sullivant

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Luke Sullivant is a multi-instrumentalist, who wears several hats in the music industry, including touring with major artists. In this interview he walks us through how his post-hippie musical upbringing and first gigs in the jazz world brought him to his understanding of music. He touches on technology, including going through the transition from analog to digital recording, how newer technology can both improve and impede the artistic process, and how it has influenced collaboration. Luke also has tons of experience both in the studio and performing live, so he gives us insight on their differences and similarities. Learn about how we are created to be creative, why that affects the purpose of music in our culture, and how it affects family life in this episode of the Full Circle Music Show.

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