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Montreal pop singer Maryze really deserves a larger platform. Their unique blend of R&B, hyperpop, and mid-2000s influences comes shining through on debut album "8," which sees the singer placing herself in fantasy worlds and exploring mutable qualities.
Author Craig Lewis was an active member in Allston's vibrant punk rock/hardcore community in the 90s... for better or worse. His story is one of overcoming adversity, abuse, loneliness, and misdiagnosed mental health issues. Here and there, he regales us with stories of Allston back in the day.
Ajda the Turkish Queen has been a Boston rock veteran for 25 years, a journeywoman who has played in all sorts of projects. She joined us this week on the podcast to talk about some of her favorite artists, as well as her experiences playing shows around town.
Spring Silver (from Silver Spring, MD) lands somewhere on the precipice between math rock, metal, punk, and just plain good rock music. They join us this week on the show to talk about their latest album and upcoming show in Boston.
Alison Clancy is a singer, songwriter, and dancer based in New York (though she is a regular guest lecturer at MIT. The way she describes her spiritual relationship with art and performance is simply *chef's kiss*,
We've got our first interview with an artist from outside North America! International Puddcast of Mystery, baby! The Hit Factory is an afrobeat duo from Lagos, Nigeria that incorporate many elements of hip-hop and R&B in their production. Members Tom Lash and Harmony sat down with Harry for our first transatlantic episode.
Part two of our interview with Haasan Barclay. Hear tracks from his newest project "Dual Shock" and also why Mark Wahlberg definitely smart and should not sue us!
In the star-studded season premiere, we sat down with viral sensation Haasan Barclay, the embodiment of can't stop won't stop mentality, whose musical output is so eclectic that you never know what he's gonna drop next.
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In our JUMBO-SIZED season finale extravaganza, we had indie rapper Pink Navel talk about their music, but more importantly, talk with our host Harry about their mutual hometown (Marshfield, MA). A hyper=specific topic that very few will be able to relate to! Do you want to know wha the best pizza place is in a barely-on-the-map Boston suburb? No? Us neither.
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