46. Chas Castell From the UK, Now in LA, Shares His World of Music, Film, & Business Strategies

46. Chas Castell From the UK, Now in LA, Shares His World of Music, Film, & Business Strategies

By James Kevin O'Connor

Welcome back to the dHarmic Evolution podcast with me James Kevin O’Connor, singer/songwriter and master storyteller. In today’s episode, a talented singer all the way from the UK joins me!

Chas Castell is originally from the UK but has since found his home in Los Angeles, California. He tells me about how he went through the transition of moving from one continent to another, how he shifted from working as a project manager to being a musician (and using that background to leverage his own music promotion! How rad is that?), and of course how he goes about creating the music he is putting out into the world.

Chas talks to me about his project with Jessica Mellott, who was also on the show (check out her episode 39!) and the new single is working on. You also get to listen to some of Chas’s awesome songs on this interview, complete with the story behind those songs.

Listen to the full interview now!

On this episode:

Chas talks to be about his background in working in the digital world, and how this has become useful to him to this day You’ll learn about his songwriting projects with his brother and collaboration with Jessica Mellott He tells us what’s he’s been doing, what he’s been up to, and what he’s excited about as the year closes Chas also tells me about leveraging music on social media and marketing it properly! Could use that, that’s for sure!

Chas Castell quotes:

“Your time is your biggest asset.”

 

Chas Castell Songs featured:

Just So Hard to Love You Pull Me Under Charcoal Good Times

Follow Chas:

ChasCastell.com

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Twitter: @chascastell

Instagram: @chascastell

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