Tresured Vessels TV Episode 40 Lee Lucas - Dreams In The Rain.

 

After watching some 39 episodes of Treasure Vessel's TV It was finally my turn to be interviewed for the show that speaks to all Soundcloud artists delving into their musical background through the word of God so they say to speak. The interview took place via Skype on Saturday June 29th and was put out on Youtube July 5th.

 

I must admit I am not a believer in god or any religion myself, but have always found the show quite interesting watching the many unsigned artists from the cloud discuss their musical background and the debate. I also have to admit that I completely got the wrong impression of the show when it was first put out, as if it's intentions was to big up certain artists from the cloud, and I can honestly say that it's nothing of the sort.

 

The show is for all those who want to take part in it, and is not aimed at any certain artists from Soundcloud in the way of favouritism. Please note though that it can take time for them to get around to you eventually with the many people out there are on the cloud, and with the time it's presenters  Carolyn, Manasseh and Jonathan can spend out of their own personal lives to do such great work. Out of the 39 episodes I have watched, I have come across many who I have never heard of on the cloud before, and I dare say I would not of done had I not of been watching it. So it's certainly not about popularity. Patience is a virtue, and I believe that may even be a proverb from the bible itself.

 

I must admit I am perhaps not the best at interviews and am quite shy in reality and have always found it hard to get out what I want to say without thinking as hard as I do when I am writing something down. I tend to forget many of the most important points I wanted to get out in the first place, but this interview was not that bad, and I felt more relaxed whilst I was doing it.

 

Treasure Vessel's may not be the sort of subject matter for everyone, and just because there are people who are following myself I certainly do not expect them to want to watch it, and leave it to their own discursion on that score. It can be quite a lengthy show  But if you do find yourself twiddling your thumbs around with nothing to do, and can spare the time, why not give it a watch, and you might just find some interesting clouders  amongst these fine episodes who's music you do like rather than just myself here.