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Florida Sound Archive PodcastAuthor: Jeff Kaiser
Explore the vibrant music scene of Florida, past and present, through in-depth conversations with the artists, musicians, and industry insiders who shaped it. From the pioneers of Florida's punk and rock scenes to the contemporary sounds of today, our podcast delves into the stories, experiences, and memories that have made the state a hub for musical innovation and creativity. Tune in for insightful interviews, fascinating anecdotes, and a journey through the Sunshine State's rich musical heritage. Language: en Genres: Music, Music Interviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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#4 Re-release: Fritz Dorigo (Crease)
Episode 4
Friday, 27 March, 2026
Recut 2020 Episode: The Story of Fritz Dorigo – Crease, Excessive, South Florida Rock Scene and MoreThis is a recut and re-released episode featuring Fritz Dorigo, originally recorded in 2020 during the early years of the podcast. The audio has been refined for improved clarity. This episode captures an in-depth conversation from a formative period of both the show and the South Florida music community it documents.Fritz Dorigo shares his story of growing up in South Florida, discovering music at a young age, and immersing himself in the region’s rock, punk, and metal scenes. He reflects on learning multiple instruments, committing to guitar, and the years of practice that shaped his playing. The discussion traces the formation and evolution of Excessive into Crease, the close bonds between longtime band members, and the DIY path of rehearsals, local shows, radio exposure, and building an audience.Fritz also talks about recording experiences, record label challenges, and the unpredictable rise and fall of momentum in the music industry. The conversation expands to the wider South Florida scene, recalling clubs, radio stations, influential bands, and moments that defined a unique era. Fritz also discusses later projects including Dirty DNA and other collaborations, as well as his continued role as a teacher, musician, and manager. This re-release offers both longtime listeners and new audiences a chance to revisit an important chapter in South Florida music history and a key early episode of the podcast.
