KISS? Nick Simmons & Evan Stanley: New Project Brewing? Our Take (Sons of Cream, Wolfgang, more) скачать в хорошем качестве

KISS? Nick Simmons & Evan Stanley: New Project Brewing? Our Take (Sons of Cream, Wolfgang, more)

Robert John Hadfield and Gary Casella react to the growing buzz around Nick Simmons and Evan Stanley posting harmonies, launching socials, and teasing a site that hints at something brewing. Would you rather see them do an original project… or carry the KISS torch in next-gen makeup? We compare to Sons of Cream, Wolfgang Van Halen, Wilson Phillips, Shane Hawkins, Miley Cyrus and more, and we talk honestly about the “nepo baby” debate: when legacy opens doors, who truly delivers? We also share a behind-the-scenes look at the Audiomover Digitizing Studio (and a discount code), shout out our friends at DigiTech, and ask YOU to drop examples of famous musicians’ kids who would have “made it” on their own. 👕 Audiomover merch + tees 🎛️ DigiTech posters in the studio (thanks, team!) 📼 Audiomover digitizing services: cassettes, VHS, reels, more Chapters & Timestamps 00:00 Behind-the-scenes cold open: Nick & Evan harmonizing 00:16 “Would we know them if KISS never existed?” — setting the question 00:30 Site/logotype chat: StanleySimmonsCo (interlocked “SS”) 01:14 How Robert discovered the clips (gym scrolls & reels) 02:11 Quick bios: good looks, real vocals, Evan’s Amber Wild mention 03:01 Nick’s “Family Jewels” persona; social roll-up 03:40 “Something’s brewing” — placeholder site + socials 04:12 Logo thoughts, signup flow, initial impressions 05:02 Parallel case: Malcolm Bruce (+ Kofi Baker) → Sons of Cream 06:37 Legacy bands & leaning into the name vs carving a lane 07:12 Pulling back the curtain: we hit record mid rabbit-hole 07:20 Audiomover spot: 25 years digitizing + 15% off code 08:05 The “nepo baby” convo (Maya Hawke, Gracie Abrams, more) 09:18 Back to Nick & Evan: the leg-up vs the work 10:09 Julian Lennon and choosing the harder road 11:09 Would it feel right if they wore KISS makeup? 11:59 Jason Bonham as “the right bloodline” tribute 12:29 Wolfgang Van Halen: a standout on his own merits 13:50 Open invite: talk Mammoth WVH only 😉 album chatter 15:32 More legacy groups: Wilson Phillips (Beach Boys lineage) 16:55 Shane Hawkins shout-out (tribute strength) 17:10 Soapbox: reality-TV famous-for-being-famous vs working musicians 20:22 Audiomover merch bumper (rock-life tees) 20:54 “Universe out of alignment” — when fame lacks the craft 21:29 Legacy who deliver: Jamie Lee Curtis analogy 22:33 More examples: Bono’s son’s band; Miley Cyrus (doors opened, work delivered) 24:28 Robert’s Hannah Montana guitar confession 😂 26:13 The big question for viewers: originals or Next-Gen KISS? 27:09 From their POV: “that’s Dad,” not rock gods 27:34 What we want: great songs + tight live show from Nick & Evan 28:19 Rock needs a songwriting shot in the arm 28:57 Why this channel exists: dorm-room debates → the show 29:18 Site note: StanleySimmonsCo recently registered 29:46 Call for comments: who would’ve made it without famous parents? 30:31 Thanks, DigiTech + Audiomover plugs + like/subscribe outro Pinned Comment (copy/paste) Two questions for you: If Nick Simmons & Evan Stanley release original music as a duo, are you in? Would you support a Next-Gen KISS (makeup/tour) fronted by them — or rather see them build a brand-new lane? Also, drop examples of musicians’ kids who would have made it regardless of pedigree (Wolfgang? Miley? Shane Hawkins? others?). We’ll feature the best takes in a future episode. 🤘