If you’re a fan of Angel Olsen, Tame Impala, Courtney Barnett, Spoon, Olivia Rodrigo, and music in general, you have definitely seen the work of Pooneh Ghana. As one the top music photographers working today, Pooneh’s work has captured festivals like Coachella and Pitchfork to landed on the cover on magazines. And it all started because she was a fan of the music and wanted to capture the bands she loved.

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Kid Millions has been a part of one of the most celebrated indie rock bands of the last 25 years, Oneida. Their most recent album, Success, is one of their best works. In this episode, Kid Millions talks about the irony laced into the title of his bands’ new record, the reality of being in a celebrated indie rock band, what drives him creatively and what it’s like being big in Italy.

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Welcome to the start of Devalued season 2! In this episode, the Devalued gang reflect on where the small but mighty Devalued show has been and where it’s going next. Here’s to a whole new season! Happy New Year and thanks for listening!

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Today we hear a really special episode; our first ever live episode! Recorded Thursday, December 15th at Vinyl Tap in East Nashville with acclaimed musician Lilly Hiatt and former Rounder Records president John P Strohm. The topic at hand was “Does Anybody Make It Anymore?” and both guests provided great insights from their unique perspectives. What is making it? Should artists set specific goals to achieve? How dirty of a word is “content”? Is social media a prerequisite for reaching creative satisfaction?

Thanks to everyone that came out and to Good People Brewing for the sponsorship. Devalued Happy Hour will happen again in March 2023; stay tuned.

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Suzanne Ciani is one of the visionaries of electronic music. Since the 1970s, Suzanne has been creating music designed to soothe, calm and breathe some space into our ever busy world. In this interview, she talks about what it’s like to stay true to your art even when it gets lonely, why originality matters, and why you should need to please yourself above all.

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Kurt Wagner and Mary Mancini are a Nashville power couple. Kurt is the creative force behind the widely acclaimed band Lambchop and Mary is a local political luminary and activist. In this episode, they open up about the intersection of art and politics, why society should take care of its artists, and why it’s important to spare your partner your creative process. This wide ranging conversation covers a lot of ground. We hope you enjoy it!

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New Zealand artist David Kilgour started his career in the 1980’s with The Clean and hasn’t stopped since then. Over the last four decades he’s played in Stephen, The Great Unwashed and a lucrative solo career. He opens up about his journey to become an established songwriter, why daydreaming is instrumental to the creative process and why writing a song is still the best feeling ever.

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Today we talk with legendary recording engineer Steve Albini. He’s produced thousands of albums (including Nirvana, The Breeders, Pixies, PJ Harvey) and runs his Chicago studio Electrical Audio as a highly accessible destination. He also makes his own music in the band Shellac.

He’s made a living finding the balance between art and money; two entities that don’t have a natural relationship. He talks with Devalued about his beginnings in the punk community through the economics of being in a band. Albini is known for his frank opinions and they are most appreciated in this forum.

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In this conversation, Gee Slab and Namir Blade open up about how to stay true to your art while carving out a successful path in independent music, how a good music scene makes everybody stronger, and why marketing is something every creative person needs to learn – and so much more.

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