Redfield Podcast

Oise Ronsberger and Alexander Schröder discuss optimal distribution structures for indie labels, extensive vinyl editions and long pressing times and why one of the next End Hits Records releases definitely belongs in the cultural department stores.

Award-winning indie label from the avant-garde pop stronghold of Neukölln.

Mental health and festival know-how. Holger Schmidt was responsible for the Rheinkultur Festival in Bonn's Rheinaue for years. He books for Das Fest in Karlsruhe, is well connected in the live industry and is involved in a variety of ways, especially in ecological and social issues.

Between hype and crash. As the drummer of the Bad Bentheim band “Union Youth”, Michael Borwitzky experienced a roller coaster ride that was well documented under the title “Kings of the World”.

About classical Grammys, Snoop Dogg and metal investments.
Kathleen Alder comes from a music-loving family. Her father Chris Alder has won multiple Grammys for classical productions over the last 30 years.

Launch pad and scene size. When Chris Weinrich founded the label This Charming Man Records in Münster in 2011, he had already worked for the legendary mail order Green Hell Records for several years.

Avocado Booking from Munich have been firmly rooted in the global metal, hardcore and punk scene for 25 years. Ivonne Davies-Kreye and Marco Walzel founded the agency in Munich and, together with their bands, grew into an international player.

The indie musician Enno Bunger released his fourth album on Sony / Columbia in 2019 and founded a start-up for very special live streaming at the end of 2020.

After already talking about his career (“from stagehand to CEO”) in episode 45 of the Redfield Podcast and giving insights into the situation at FKP Scorpio at the time, Stephan Thanscheidt is now a guest again after almost a year.

As an online fanzine maker, Curt Keplin started in the music business over 20 years ago and has been since the end of 2020 Business Development & Marketing Manager in Germany for the Dutch digital sales and the tech company FUGA.

“Beer, beards, music, friendship” and a beer tasting. In the Redfield Podcast, Alexander Schröder talks to Stefan Schröer, the co-founder of the craft beer brand SUPERFREUNDE.

In New York they found out by chance that they were rock stars in Japan. He found studying business administration a welcome change, after all he was able to meet people there who had nothing to do with the music world.