Ding Dong Lounge Regulars "BLOOD BUFFALO" Interview with Banjo from Scallywag Records
Last Saturday, During the recording of the Scallywag Records "The Live Rooms" episode 2 featuring Blood Buffalo, and interview took place between the band and the Scallywag Records head interviewer, Banjo. In classic scallywag fashion, the interview spiralled into chaos questions resulting in six minutes of smiles and laughter that can be seen here - VIDEO LINK
Scallywag Records is taking The scene to a whole new level, releasing top-notch content designed to support the artists who are bearing the brunt of the pandemic. The series named “The Live Rooms” is a NON PROFIT PROJECT aimed to showcase some of the best local artists out there, With stunning video production, exciting studio quality audio and humour to keep us entertained during any lockdown. It’s truly something that the industry has been lacking. Subscribe to the YouTube channel to stay up to date with all the new episodes here - CHANNEL LINK
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If you are a solo artist, band, or musical act, and you would like to have your very own live performance video and interview, Then get in touch NOW - scallywagrecordsnz@gmail.com
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Awesome interview! Huge respect to Banjo and Scallywag Records for constantly pushing the local indie scene forward, and Blood Buffalo always kills it at Ding Dong Lounge. There’s nothing like genuine, raw live rock music energy. Was actually taking a quick break playing on minigame (love that it’s completely free and instant to play) when I came across this write-up. Keep flying the flag for local rock!