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Malcolm Bruce interview, Sons of Cream, blues roots and future music

Filmed at the Winter Blues Weekender at The Exchange 1856 in North Shields, Colin Campbell speaks with Malcolm Bruce just after he steps off stage. Malcolm reflects on the atmosphere of the show, the spontaneity of live performance, and how the band adapted on the night when their bass player was unavailable. He talks about the joy of festival environments, especially intimate rooms where musicians can connect directly with an audience, and the importance of community and long-standing friendships within the blues world. The conversation moves into Malcolm’s background and musical heritage, growing up around the original rock trailblazers, and how those experiences shaped his outlook on creativity, discipline, and balance. He discusses meditation, personal reflection, and learning from the excesses of earlier generations. Malcolm also looks ahead to upcoming projects, including touring the US with Sons of Cream, new recordings connected to that project, and two forthcoming solo albums. He shares his thoughts on the blues as a foundation of modern music, the future of creativity in the age of AI, and why human expression, imperfection, and individuality still matter. More at https://bluesmatters.com/