EPISODE 37 of Five At The Door brings you a heartfelt conversation with Ben Soy from A Place for Owls, marking his return to the podcast just in time for the release of their new record. Join KRISTY as they delve into the creative process, personal growth, and the profound themes that define Ben's latest work.

In this episode, we explore the journey behind the band's evolution, from their unexpected success with the debut album to the deeper, more introspective themes of their latest project. Ben shares the emotional weight of the new record, the significance of the metaphor of a "broken open seed," and the transformative power of turning life's challenges into art.

Listeners will be captivated by the discussion on the therapeutic nature of songwriting, the balance between personal storytelling and universal themes, and the importance of community and support in the DIY music scene. Ben also opens up about the pressures of following up a successful debut, the band's approach to promotion, and their ambitions for the future.

Get ready to hear "Tattoo of a Candle," a poignant track from the new album that encapsulates the essence of A Place for Owls' sound. This episode is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, the beauty of artistic expression, and the strength of community in the world of DIY music.

Here's the track that's touching hearts and souls. Tune in:

[Tattoo of a Candle – A Place for Owls]

Remember, whether you're navigating the highs and lows of life or creating music that resonates deeply, it's the dedication to your craft and the connections you build that keep the DIY spirit alive.

Don't miss this episode and join us as we delve into the world of A Place for Owls, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience.

Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical odyssey at Five At The Door.

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(00:00) Washington: Thank you for having me on this podcast again

(02:31) Well, listen, let's. Let's do brat brass tacks. Enough about me. I can't. Brass tacks

(02:40) You've got new song that has just come out in a new record

(07:50) Nick Weber and Jesse Cowan recorded the whole thing themselves

(13:02) The songs that felt the most urgent to pay attention to and arrange were the most brutal

(16:01) We've started writing and demoing songs for the third record

(18:40) You got picked to open for foxing in Denver this weekend

(22:18) Opening for Foxy is so cool. I agree with you with this weekender thing

(26:10) Are you guys doing the music video thing? Are you guys trying

(30:22) Dog Bench: Twitter is easy compared to Instagram and TikTok

(36:07) That was a bad day. That was a weird, really strange post

(36:37) Ben: Congratulations again on new LPD. Magical editing times

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