Boston Red Sox Organist Josh Kantor on Playing Fenway Park
Josh Kantor has been playing the organ at Fenway Park since 2003, and he hasn’t missed a single home game since.
Cindy Wilson of the B-52’s Talks Solo Debut, ‘Rock Lobster,’ and More
After 40 years in the music business, as one of the leaders of the B-52’s, Cindy Wilson is finally releasing her solo debut! “Change,” on the Kill Rock Stars label marks a drastic, er, um, change.
Lisa Roth on Rockabye Baby Series and Growing up with Van Halen’s David Lee Roth
Lisa Roth’s first job at a record label was as a nutritionist! She eventually invented a wildly successful series of musical releases that would make baby showers a lot more fun.
Music Therapist Suzanne Hanser on Music for Wellness
Dr. Suzanne Hanser discusses her illustrious career in music therapy, and how her profession brought her back to Boston to teach at Berklee College of Music.
Sam Amidon on Reimagining Folk Music with ‘The Following Mountain’
Music is Sam Amidon’s life. He’s been playing professionally since he was a little kid. We have proof! And that proof is adorable.
Will Dailey on Crowdfunding and Getting Music Placed on TV
Will Dailey has sold his car for rock ‘n’ roll! In this edition of Music Is My Life, he talks about his current crowdfunding campaign.
Leo Flynn on Vitamin String Quartet and Rockabye Baby
Leo Flynn is the brand manager for the Vitamin String Quartet, the group best known for recreating classical-style versions of popular songs.
Divinity Roxx on Playing Bass with Beyoncé and Victor Wooten
2022 has been a banner year for Divinity Roxx. In the spring she graduated from Berklee Online, and in November she was nominated for a Grammy! Help celebrate her success by listening to this “Music is My Life” interview from our archives.
Gary Burton on Retirement, Stan Getz, Chick Corea, and the Animosity of Miles Davis
Jazz legend Gary Burton discusses his life in music, just as he is about to walk away from it. His farewell tour—featuring Makoto Ozone—begins in March.
Berklee Online Professor Mark Cross Goes Fifty Shades Darker
Even though Mark Cross composed three pieces of music for the brand new Fifty Shades film, it’s unlikely that he and his wife will be sitting in the cinema on Valentine’s Day.



