Show Notes
Milo Fitzpatrick of Vega Trails takes us on a journey through his early musical beginnings, from learning to play an instrument with his family to finding support and encouragement through school. In this episode, he shares the stories behind meeting his future bandmates and collaborators. Delving into the creative processes that shaped his music, Milo explains his desire to place the bass at the forefront of his sound and how that vision came to life within Vega Trails.
Tracklist: Vega Trails – Largo Vega Trails – Red Moon Rising Vega Trails - Thoughts Shifting Portico Quartet - Double Helix Vega Trails – Spiral Slow Portico Quartet - With Beside Against Portico Quartet - Immediately Visible Vega Trails – Love your Grace Vega Trails – Closer Vega Trails – Train to Kyoto Vega Trails – New Planet Vega Trails – Tramore Static Vega Trails – Epic Dream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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