Deep Cuts & Coffee

On this episode of Deep Cuts & Coffee, we talk with the talented multi-instrumentalist, independent contractor, and 1/2 of The Last Bison, Amos Housworth. We learn from Amos about coffee "alchemy," discuss how small the music community really is, and talk about what the music industry may be like post-pandemic.

Our guest this week is Canton, GA based Singer-Songwriter and Pie Bar co-founder, Cody Bolden. We discuss what an artist's touring diet often looks like, small business philosophies, songwriting styles, and our lifelong love of trains.

Our guest this week is Washington DC based EDM R&B/Soul artist, actor, and DC sports guru - Jarreau Williams. On this episode, we talk about the power of music collaborations and music influence "ancestry," how the pandemic is opening up time for us to reflect and grow personally and societally (from the fleeting nature of life, to Black Lives Matter, and cancel culture in art), to the fallible nature of humans and why doing good is a choice we must all make.

On this episode of Deep Cuts & Coffee, we invited Richmond, VA based singer-songwriter Tyler Meacham, and multi-instrumentalist turned producer, Chip Hale, to join us. We discuss why stepping back from touring to keep people safe during the pandemic is important, why European coffee is better than American coffee, and how crossing "obvious" genre lines for the sake of creating good music is still taboo - despite the fact that artists and bands have been doing it for generations.

Deep Cuts & Coffee hosts Will Overman and Evan Hunsberger talk with their first guest and good friend, Kai Crowe-Getty. Kai is the frontman for Charlottesville, VA based rock band, Lord Nelson. They talk what day-in-day-out life during the pandemic has been like, whether they're drinking more alcohol or coffee right now, and what music they hope comes out of this time of crisis.