In The Record Store

A former waitress and self-admitted "nice bouncer" come together to form the soulful-sweet Honey and Blue.

Featuring "Walls" and "You Don't Love Me" off their album "All The Feels" - out on December 2nd, 2017.

All songs mixed and produced by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio. This podcast mastered by Luke Boyle and produced by Mel Millimen.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Them: https://www.honeyandblue.com.

Oranjudio: www.oranjudio.com.

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Multi-genre. Multi-talented. Multi-faceted. We're talking about the rock band with soul, guts and passion: Zoo Trippin'.

Sure, you could just call them "weird" and move on. But, we felt it was necessary to leave this episode completely uncensored so you can get to know this group a and make up your own mind.

We trade stories of police breaking up a gig, an alligator at a concert and the sincere depth and heart behind their latest album release "Purple."

Zoo Trippin performs "Savage" and "Wait I'm Awake."

All songs mixed and produced by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio. This podcast mastered by Luke Boyle and produced by Mel Millimen.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Them: http://www.zootrippin.com.

Oranjudio: www.oranjudio.com.

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Hello Luna is a band that has strong "pop vocals with varying dynamics of indie rock."

Members Kenzie, Michael and Diego discuss everything with us: first music memories, least favorite foods and future album and tour plans.

Exclusive songs: "Sound and Sorrow" and "Half Asleep."

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Them: http://www.helloluna.band.

Oranjudio: www.oranjudio.com.

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We go deep into the subject and philosophical nature of partying with the man who is the foremost expert: Andrew WK.

Right before his show in Columbus and a few months before his new album release, Andrew takes some time to discuss the deeper meaning of partying and how it truly never stops.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Them: http://www.andrewwk.com.

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Before their show in Columbus, Phoenix lead singer takes some time to talk with Vince and Grant to explore the punk roots of the internationally-known group. One of the first names for the band was "désordre" - the french word for "mess."

After their massive hits "1901" and "Trying To Be Cool," the band is back with "Ti Amo," a new record reviewed as "romantic, glossy, soft-pop ode."

The long-winding conversation is briefly interrupted by what Thomas calls a "tropical bird," but quickly picks up to discuss the distinct differences in the American and Europe music scenes.

Pick up a copy of Phoenix's "Ti Amo" at your local record store and see them on tour now.

Us: http://www.intherecordstore.com.

Them: http://wearephoenix.com.

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While his personality may be quiet, the styling of Jason Quicksall quickly takes on new form when he gets behind a mic.

This multi-talented artist, peppered with quick humor, is an untapped depth of talent with a deep, bassy voice.

Jason performs two songs exclusively for us and details the work on his next album.

IN THE BUS: Hear a special conversation with The Rad Trads at the end of this podcast episode.

Music mixed by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Jason: https://www.reverbnation.com/jasonquicksall.

Oranjudio: www.oranjudio.com.

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Infused with experiences from a steel mill, Orion and The Constellations were formed with a blues-rock passion.

The guys trade stories of when one iteration of the band was known as "Zebulon" and when Orion first did a solo gig and "hated it."

Well, they are far from hating it on this episode at Orion plays exclusive versions of "Alive" and "Drinking Hole."

Music mixed by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Orion: www.facebook.com/orionandtheconstellations.

Oranjudio: www.oranjudio.com.

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His fiancé grabs his hand and says "come here." They walk out to the arbor where they were to be married soon. She opens the case and he nearly loses his breath as he looks at it. What was lost now is found.

The story of Andy Kuss continues and weaves into a story where his fortune turned into free guitars from a stranger.

We hear the performances of and stories behind "Bullet Train" and "Win Win World."

Music mixed by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

Andicus: www.andykuss.com.

Oranjudio: www.oranjudio.com.

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In a special edition of the podcast, producer Mel Millimen sits down with Derek and Shelley, two of the brains behind a Columbus music gem: the Independent's Day Festival.

While this is the tenth and final year for this event, they promise it won't be the last local music event they produce in this city.

Mel, Derek and Shelly also cover some of the history and explosive growth of ID Fest. Also a preview of this year's concerts.

Independent's Day Festival is happening Saturday, September 16th and Sunday, September 17th in Franklinton.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

ID Fest: www.thisisindependent.com.

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Their plane is slowly and carefully landing. The near-insane thought hits his mind. He decides to blurt it out anyway. "Hey, do you want to get married?" Thus begins the story of Columbus music duo, Jason and Michelle. Yes, it's a true story. "Bring cash" said the pastor who soon married them on the beach.

They sit down with us for a wide ranging talk of how they met, their ongoing musical lives together and future album plans.

Jason and Michelle perform an exclusive set with us. Hear their songs "Gave Me Your Love" and "Arizona Sky."

Music mixed by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio.

IN THE BUS: Our producer Mel had a nice chat with Lemon Sky. Hear that on our new, end-of-podcast feature.

Us: www.intherecordstore.com.

J&M: http://jasonandmichellemusic.squarespace.com.

Lemon Sky: http://www.lemonskymusic.com.

Oranjudio: http://oranjudio.com.

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