June 28, 2018

Justin Renner - Making It | Curious Mix


Melissa Davis
Justin Renner performs with Hex Mundi for WFYI's Small Studio Sessions - WFYI

Justin Renner performs with Hex Mundi for WFYI's Small Studio Sessions

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In this episode of Making It, Melissa Davis meets with musician and mandolin player Justin Renner, who leads an Indianapolis based indie rock band - Hex Mundi. Renner brings his theatrical background to his musical work. Live shows include large photographic cut-outs decorating the stage and musicians dressed in space suits. The band also focuses a lot of thought on the artistry of their music. Justin Renner's band is a featured WFYI Small Studio Sessions act. Click the following link to watch their session. http://bit.ly/2IbkgJj

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