In this soul-nourishing episode, LVDY (pronounced “lady”)—the powerful indie-folk duo from Colorado—joins Danger Foley at The Danger Den to talk friendship, music, and the power of presence. Kathleen Hooper and Aubrey Mable open up about their evolution as artists and humans, sharing stories from their time in New Zealand, their creative process, and how they’ve grown together through music and sisterhood.

Together, they explore the healing and connective power of music, the challenges of staying true to your voice in a saturated industry, and what it means to create art that aligns with your values. Recorded in an intimate setting, this episode captures the spirit of LVDY: raw, real, and resonant.

🎧 Highlights:
– The story of how LVDY came to be
– Balancing friendship and business
– The creative journey behind their newest EP Feathers
– Living intentionally while growing a music career
– Why community and connection are central to their message

🎶 This episode is full of heart, laughter, and grounded wisdom from two artists shaping the indie-folk scene with light and love.

🔗 Follow LVDY:
Website: lvdymusic.com
Instagram: @lvdy.music
Spotify: LVDY

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In this episode of The Danger Den Podcast, I sit down with Frameworks, the UK-based producer known for his cinematic soundscapes and emotive electronic music. We dive into the layers of his creative process—how he approaches writing with intention, where inspiration strikes, and the importance of letting ideas breathe. Our conversation explores the shifting tides of the music scene, what it means to stay relevant without losing your artistic core, and how touring impacts both mind and body. Frameworks opens up about the tools he’s learned to protect his mental health while staying connected to the music.

Goldfish, the genre-bending electronic duo known for their electrifying live performances and signature blend of house, jazz, and organic beats, joins Danger Foley in the Danger Den for a conversation that goes beyond the music. We talk about the grind, the craft, and the moments that define an artist’s journey—from the early days of pushing boundaries to the energy of performing live, and how they’ve kept evolving while staying true to their sound.

Ever wondered what it's like to make history at one of the most iconic venues in the world? Join us as Maddy O'Neal, a trailblazing DJ and producer, shares her exhilarating journey of being part of the first all-female lineup at Red Rocks. She gives us an inside look at her unforgettable performances at Burning Man, tackling challenges like playing multiple sets amidst a dust storm. Maddy opens up about maintaining her creativity and authenticity on tour and how these experiences have fueled her forthcoming album, "Vital Signs," which recently came out on October 8th. It's a candid conversation filled with inspiring stories and intense emotions behind her music.

Our chat with Maddy also explores her evolution in the music industry, where live performances and festival vibes have shaped her unique sound. Discover her approach to sound design, blending dirty, funky bass with organic, melodic elements, and learn how collaboration and risk-taking have been key to her success. As a female artist, Maddy shares invaluable advice for women navigating the music world, emphasizing the power of community and genuine connections. Her transition to a solo career hasn't been without its challenges, but Maddy's resilience and support network have been her guiding lights.

Maddy takes us through her creative journey during the pandemic, which became a time of honing her skills and overcoming imposter syndrome. Her career trajectory highlights the creative process amidst unexpected pauses. We discuss the importance of a robust live setup and how visuals play a crucial role in her performances, ensuring a seamless experience for her audience. This episode is a testament to the power of community, perseverance, and staying true to one's artistic vision, offering listeners valuable insights beyond the music itself.