Nashville | Stories From The 615 Podcast

"MUSIC CITY TOLD FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE UNDERDOG."

- Greg Coontz, professional attorney & Ace's dad

BIO

Ace and Maddie host this revolutionary podcast recounting personal stories as well as the stories of soon-to-be legends.

Ace is an audio engineer in Downtown Nashville at two popular rock bars. Ace is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns and is an active force in the LGBTQIA+ community. Ace graduated from Belmont University with a BBA in Music Business/Production and also enjoys songwriting and performing. Ace was the co-creator/co-host of another podcast called Music City Confessional that debuted in 2020. Ace also has a pitbull rescue named Archer that we lovingly refer to as our Music City Pitty.

Maddie is a freelance entertainment marketing expert and an indie rock artist. Maddie uses she/her pronouns and is an active ally for all minority groups. Maddie graduated from Belmont University with a BBA in Music Business/Production. She loves to write and record her own music under the artist name Madeleine Kate. Maddie is making her debut as a podcast host, but she worked as the marketing manager for Music City Confessional before its demise.

FOLLOW THE HOSTS

Madeleine

Maddie is also an indie rock artist under the name Madeleine Kate. She released a mixtape last fall called "That Girl You Used to Know." Check it out by clicking the social links below!

Ace

Ace is a freelance audio engineer and artist manager. They are always looking to network and for new projects to begin. Check out their personal and professional social links below!

Guest Spotlight

Despite her Nashville roots, Anna Eisch and her gorgeous alto have been heard from London to Seattle and beyond, and you can hear the influence her globetrotting has had on her songs. With the freedom of Taylor Swift, the emotion of Lana Del Ray, and the influence of Swedish club music, Eisch's Dark Synth Pop and Trap-style beats have been best expressed in her debut EP, I Doubt He'll Ever Hear This, released in October 2020.