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Indie Alaska
John's Home Studio: Alaska's Most Underground Music Venue
Season 10
Episode 6
John Larson always had a dream to have his own recording studio, and to work with the vibrant music scene in Alaska. When COVID-19 hit in 2020, restrictions for music venues left Musicians no where to perform. John saw this as an opportunity to turn his home studio into a livestream internet show every Friday Showcasing Alaskan musicians.
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