Before The Moment with Nile Rodgers

Before he was a household name, Jon Bon Jovi cut his teeth at the Power Station, the legendary recording studio built by his father’s cousin, and a second home to Nile Rodgers during the height of his career. While Nile produced unforgettable records with David Bowie, Diana Ross, and Madonna within those walls, Jon ran errands, made deliveries and most importantly, made coffee for some of the greatest icons of music - until he became one himself. He recorded his first hit single “Runaway” at the Power Station, quickly formed his band and became one of the most iconic artists in history. Not all artists come from such humble beginnings, but that’s what makes Jon Bon Jovi the man that he is - full of charisma and gratitude for the fans that adore him and the New Jersey backdrop that raised him. Watching Jon reminisce with Nile about the early days of The Power Station and everything that’s happened since, makes this episode truly special.
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Listening to SIENNA SPIRO’s breakout hit, “Die on This Hill,” feels a bit like going back in time. Her music is steeped in the sounds of the 60’s, with elements of jazz, soul, and pop. There’s something very old-school about her, right down to her aesthetic. With a voice that contains so much depth and texture, she carries a lifetime of emotion packed into every song she sings. For an artist who’s just burst onto the scene, it’s remarkable how big an impression she’s already made.
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John Legend has always been ahead of the curve. He started playing piano at 4, graduated high school at 16. He grew up with a family surrounded by gospel music, and became a prodigy. After graduating from UPenn, he did what so many aspiring artists do - he hustled. Working a consulting job during the day, singing in clubs at night. Hoping to get someone to notice, to believe in him and to cut him a record deal. Funny to think about because it’s hard to imagine a world where John Legend isn’t a household name, but just goes to show that even the greats started somewhere.
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R&B sensation Miguel needs no introduction - he’s a multi-disciplinary artist, known for hits like “Sure Thing” and Grammy winner, “Adorn”.
Miguel’s musings on romance and intimacy flow seamlessly through his work, brought to life with lyrical mastery and a style that always keeps you guessing. And that’s because Miguel has never let one genre define him. Raised between Black and Latin cultures, Miguel learned to move comfortably between influences, helping him bridge musical genres that continue to surprise audiences. His latest release CAOS, arrived after an 8 year break. Inside every song, you can hear an artist still experimenting, still pushing, and still reinventing himself.
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Alex Warren’s ascent to stardom has been nothing short of meteoric; his smash hit “Ordinary” spent 10 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and he earned a Grammy Nomination for Best New Artist. ⁠He’s spent the last year going on an arena tour and collaborating with artists like Jelly Roll, ROSÉ and even Nile Rodgers. But that’s just part of the story. Alex lost his father very young and in the wake of his passing, his world crumbled. As his home life fell apart, Alex eventually got kicked out and spent much of his teenage years homeless. Everything changed when he met Kouvr, his now-wife and the inspiration for his song “Ordinary.” She supported him as he navigated the world as a content creator and musician. Through all that, Alex found his voice.
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