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Lost Letters is a personal and vulnerable EP from Big B exploring growth, relationships, unfinished emotions, and the pressure of moving forward. Created through delays, life changes, and creative challenges, the project represents his decision to choose progress over perfection and finally release the thoughts he had been carrying.
Original Minds of One Kind
We don’t just record artists, we develop them.
We take small artists with big ideas… and turn them into real records.
An Intrisio Podcast Series · New Episodes Every Friday
One artist. One word. One story — given the stage they deserve. We shine a light on artists still in the process of becoming, because their stories matter before the numbers do.
Episode 19 · September 25 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Discovery”
From a fogged-up DJ helmet to the HELLOSPCMN universe, CJ talks teaching himself production, letting big ideas change, the JONAVI remix, finding chemistry with Piper Byers in thehousehold, and the nerves of taking lead vocals on “no bounds.”
Episode 18 · September 18 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Existence”
Raised around instruments and called to create — music, painting, all of it. Wolfie Moncler on following a vision nobody else sees yet, studying the business, building relationships, and learning what actually makes people care.
Episode 17 · September 11 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Cleansing”
A self-taught producer who narrowed roughly 40 songs into a 22-track project. BNG Nostalgia on growing up a loner, turning to writing to let go of what he carried, and making music for himself instead of for outside validation.
Episode 16 · September 4 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Emotion”
Artist, producer, guitarist and engineer moving between hip-hop, alternative rock, grunge and metal. NUBIWXRLD on teaching himself every part of the process, changing genres, beating his own perfectionism, cutting vocals in his car, and the hope underneath the heaviness on his new single Suffer to See.
Episode 15 · August 21 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Outlet”
For C-Ciety, music has always been an outlet. He talks about growing up a competitive swimmer and how constantly trying to beat his own time built a drive that followed him into music — experimenting with his sound, learning to do things for himself, and pushing on even when he’s his own biggest critic.
Episode 14 · August 15 · Out Now
In one word, why she makes music
“Discern”
Louisiana-born, Dallas-based pop artist and photographer. Viktoria XO on growing up undiagnosed autistic and finding it easier to express herself through writing, the circus-inspired Big Top era and the church imagery of her upcoming Rebirth, and turning anger and anxiety into dark pop wrapped in pastel colors.
Episode 13 · August 14 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Survival”
Oak Cliff artist working in dark plug, trap, ethereal sounds, pop and alternative rock. TrippyChidi on music as a “medkit” through his darkest moments, the inspiration behind Arkham and his upcoming Bruce Wayne, losing momentum after early success, and rebuilding without chasing numbers.
Episode 12 · August 8 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Peace”
Producer, engineer, and artist. Studio.E on music as a universal language that can hold every emotion and bring different people together — his appreciation for real instrumentation, pulling inspiration from video-game soundtracks, and listening closely to an artist before deciding what a record needs.
Episode 11 · August 7 · Out Now
In one word, why he makes music
“Balance”
An artist who thinks beyond just making songs — music, clothing, performance, presentation, every part of the process matters to him. 88Killa talks about creating on his own terms, the Fort Worth scene, the work injury that changed how he viewed his relationships, and why success means having freedom over his time.
Episode 10 · August 1
In one word, why he makes music
“Passion”
Don of Sound of Nebula on the years he spent developing his craft, building alongside producers Coast and Dr. T, and the intention behind his latest project Spin the Block — learning from criticism, finding confidence in his voice, and why he still sees himself as an artist no matter what else life looks like.
Episode 9 · July 31
In one word, why he makes music
“Purpose”
Christian rapper, actor, and former college basketball player. Clearlanes talks about how a real relationship with God redirected his life away from pro ball and toward music — and why every gift he has is meant to be used with intention.
Episode 8 · July 24
In one word, why he makes music
“Therapy”
A creative, energetic artist whose music is tied straight to his life. JAHMEEL opens up about the different sides of his personality, the emotional roller coaster of being an artist, and why he could never step away from it.
Episode 7 · July 18
In one word, why he creates
“Truth”
Artist, full-time cinematographer, and founder of RVLCNT. Adrian talks about creating from a place that feels genuine rather than performative, and the lifelong search for truth in his work.
Episode 6 · July 10
In one word, why he makes music
“Healing”
Tito Strange opens up about the role music plays in processing life and finding peace — the growth, the setbacks, and the meaning behind the work.
Episode 5 · July 10
In one word, why he makes music
“Devotion”
Proskii sits down for an honest talk about the discipline and drive behind the music — the daily commitment to the craft, the vision, and the long road of becoming.
Episode 4 · July 4
In one word, why he makes music
“Happiness”
One half of indie hip hop duo The Barnyard Artists, Anetix opens up about the joy that keeps him creating — and why, for him, it always comes back to one word.
Episode 3 · June 27
In one word, why he makes music
“Fulfillment”
An honest conversation about Rocket’s journey, the experiences that shaped him, and where he hopes to take it next. Real stories, raw creativity.
Episode 2 · June 27
In one word, why he makes music
“Therapy”
For Blu, music isn’t just entertainment — it’s healing. An honest talk about the struggles, the growth, and the passion that keep him creating.
Episode 1 · June 20
In one word, why he makes music
“Expression”
The one that started it all — a conversation on music, vision, and purpose, and the deeper reasons behind why he creates. An artist still becoming.
An Original Minds Segment
The Orbit hands the mic to you. Each week we take a listener question and put it to our featured local artist — something you’re genuinely curious how they’d answer. Go deep, keep it everyday, or just have fun with it. When we pick your question for the show, we’ll credit you by name. What would you ask?
Just Dropped
July 4th
The latest from our own Big B — out now on Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud.
Just Released
The single from our own Big B, recorded, mixed, and released from inside Intrisio — and it was just the warm-up. His debut EP, The Lost Letters EP, is out now.
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Founded in Fort Worth, Texas. Built from passion. Driven by vision.
We define the vision, energy, and direction before the mic ever turns on.
We coach delivery, timing, and confidence — not just record takes.
Clean mixes, clear vocals, and professional quality on every track.
We make sure songs get finished — with hooks, flow, and replay value.
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Big B is the heartbeat of Intrisio — the up and coming engineer behind the booth and an artist in his own right. As Studio Manager, he’s the one making sure every session runs smooth, every client feels at home, and every take gets the attention it deserves. As an artist, he brings the same energy he gives behind the boards: real, raw, and unfiltered.
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Real conversations on creativity, the music industry, and what it takes to build something that lasts — plus our Artist Spotlight series, with new episodes every Friday.
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Talent exists everywhere — development is rare. Most studios just hit record. We coach takes, refine sound, and build artists from the ground up. Every session is intentional. Every artist gets developed. Every project gets finished.
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