A-Sides with Jon Chattman

 Leo Sawikin checks in for a A-Sides session and interview on The Westchester Pop. The NYC singer/songwriter recently released his album "Till You’re Somebody Else.” It was recorded in Seattle's Studio Litho and produced by Fleet Foxes engineer Phil Ek. The album captures Sawikin's "shoegaze-y Britpop" style. The title track hit #1 on the Mediabase A/C Independent Artists Chart and #26 on Billboard’s AC Chart.

Pleasantville (Aaron Gleason and Emma Freeman) join us to discuss their upcoming album, the unique way they joined forces, and perform a pair of tracks on A-Sides on The Westchester Pop. Filmed at LMC Media in Mamaroneck, NY.  

In our final episode of the year, Jon Chattman sits down with Doc Gooden and focuses the acquisition of Juan Soto, Pete Alonso’s status, the Wilpon ownership vs. the Cohen ownership and more.  Recorded at LMC Media in Mamaroneck, NY. 

Jake Albi performs his original song “Five Seconds” from The Westchester Pop studio aka LMC Media in Mamaroneck, NY. 

Hudson Valley singer/songwriter Jake Albi stops by the pod to perform and chat about making music as a solo artist, with his bands Imposters and The Bluechips, navigating social media, gigging and more.

Content Creator. Podcaster. Podcast studio owner. Food reviewer. Filmmaker.  Franjez is more prolific than a Kardashian (they’re prolific, right?)  Dude does a lot and we talked everything from growing up in Yonkers to creating content to what he did before he let his tech control his career and life.  Have a listen. I even let the cameras roll long after I shouldn’t for some candid banter.  Let’s FG. 

Rising singer/songwriter Jack West discusses his new album, performing for Martha Stewart, with Eddie Vedder and Imagine Dragons and more. 

Jon chats with Matthew and David of Missio about their album I Am Cinco, their prolific songwriting, touring, the music industry, flying under the radar and more.  

Jon sits down with Matt Sullivan, executive director of LMC Media in Mamaroneck, and discusses the evolution of public access “TV,” their own move to Mamaroneck Avenue, the advantages of filming at their state-of-the-art studio, and the future of LMC Media. 

Walter’s Owner Gene-Christian Baca, the great-grandson of the restaurant’s namesake, talks about what makes the Mamaroneck institution tick, how it continues to evolve, the growing number of food trucks, homemade ice cream and going beyond the infamous dogs.