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What does it feel like to have a higher purpose? Music producer and legendary percussionist Pino Squillace found music after nearly dying from a drug overdose. The Italian native realized music was his calling while in rehab in Florence Italy and the rest is history.\n\nNashville is now home for Pino and he has been busy developing his brand "The Other Side of 615," a sub-culture of the scene which he began developing while owning his coffee shop/music venue Cafe Milano. The famed Chet Atkins one of the pioneers of "Music City," who swayed the government from calling it "Country Music City" confirmed Pino's instincts for showcasing jazz and world beat musicians and to this day he continues on the path with their development in the studio and with their live performances.\n\nAccording to Pino there is only two types of music; good music and bad music. This episode of the podcast features excerpts of good music including;\n\nKevin Max - Last Night I Dreamt Somebody Loved Me\nAubryn - Civil War\nDanny Salazar - Reach the Sky\nBen Sturgell - Carousel\nAubryn - Number One Fan\n\nLearn more about "the maestro" at www.theboomlabs.com\n\nVisit ken @ http://kencalcaterra.com\n\nSpecial Thanks to our sponsors who have helped to bring you this episode.\n\nDr. Mark Holland of First Capitol Chiropractic\nwww.chiroandrehab.com - 636.946.7777\n\nKevin Blomenkamp of Blomenkamp Studios\nyoutu.be/SpUTZ6D7Alo\n314.346.6498\n\nThe Listening Room Cafe\nhttp://www.listeningroomcafe.com/\n\nDales Music\n314.895.3403