Tom Bunting
Tom Bunting
HTDS006: Nomine aka Outrage
HTDS006: Nomine aka Outrage
HTDS006: Nomine aka Outrage
Thursday 24th June 2021
Andrew Ferguson (aka Nomine) shares insights on his music career and sober life with host Tom Bunting on 'How To Dance Sober'.
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Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Andrew Ferguson: Crafting Beats and Living Sober
For me, people like, oh, you didn't drink that much and kind of questioned how much I'd drunk previously and it almost felt, felt myself having to explain the reason that I'd stopped drinking.
Imagine thriving in the fast-paced music industry without a drop of alcohol. That's exactly what Andrew Ferguson, known by his stage names Nomine and Outrage, has done. With over 20 years in the game, releasing tracks on legendary labels like Tempa and Metalheadz, Ferguson's journey is nothing short of remarkable. In this episode of 'How To Dance Sober', host Tom Bunting sits down with Ferguson to unpack his extensive career and his choice to embrace sobriety.
They dive into how staying sober has influenced his creativity and performance, and how he's managed to stay on track despite the industry's pressures. Ferguson, armed with a Masters Degree in Advanced Music Technology and a teaching degree, brings a wealth of knowledge about the music scene and the importance of education on substance abuse. He opens up about his struggles with anxiety and depression, and how these challenges intersect with addiction.
But it's not all heavy – Ferguson also shares the uplifting aspects of his sober life, like the power of routine and the support system that keeps him grounded. He talks about seeking advice from others and leveraging social media to stay connected and entertained. This episode offers a refreshing look at sobriety in the music industry, filled with practical tips and heartfelt stories. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that might just change how you see sobriety and creativity.