In The Record Store

In The Record Store

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In The Record Store episodes

  • #66: Souther is for lovers.
    The car breezes down the highway as the aging CD changer is fueling the imagination of a young Carly Fratianne. She picks up another can of Red Bull and sips it as more vibrant, soulful lyrics awake in her mind.
    "It was a real sweaty time," says Carly of being sandwiched between her brothers in the back of her dad's station wagon. "We would listen to old country records. That was probably my first real cathartic music moment."
    Souther performs an exclusive version of "Miles" and "Honest."
    Music mixed by Joey Gurwin at Oranjudio.
    IN THE BUS: Our producer Mel had a nice chat with Operators. Hear that on our new, end-of-podcast feature.
    Us: www.intherecordstore.com.
    Souther: https://souther.band.
    Operators: http://operatorsmusic.com.
    Oranjudio: http://oranjudio.com.
    45 min
  • #65: Salty Caramels are "blue."
    With less than a month left until they release their second album, "Baby Blue," The Salty Caramels sit down with us to discuss the record and the inspiration behind the album.
    As one of Columbus' few (and perhaps only) all-female bands, these women stand out as a rarity in a male-dominated industry.
    They perform two exclusive tracks for us: "Trouble" and "Night Time Song" - a tune with new-mom influences.
    IN THE BUS: Vince talks with famed classic rocker George Thorogood, before his Columbus show his reaction when "Bad To The Bone" became a famed hit.
    Salty Caramels: http://www.thesaltycaramels.net.
    Thorogood: https://www.georgethorogood.com.
    Us: www.intherecordstore.com.
    56 min
  • #64: Building a hip hop city.
    Staring at the brand new life of his two-month-old, he was told he needed to "grow up." Josh Miller knew he had one more night of spray paint fun. Miller was a growing graffiti artist with a passion for creativity. Now, he had to find a different creative outlet.
    Josh is one of the brains behind the ever-expanding 2x2 Hip Hop Festival in Columbus, Ohio - a platform and event for an often misunderstood genre and art form.
    We also discuss the hip-hop scene in and around Columbus and if there's "a line" in rap topics.
    Josh performs two songs for us: "Great Parenting" and "Life Is Good."
    2x2: http://www.2x2fest.com.
    Josh: http://matchboxltd.com.
    Us: http://www.intherecordstore.com.
    36 min
  • #63: Politics and music.
    Where is the line? Is there a line? How often should you even bring it up. And, should it even be brought up at all? What is it? Politics in music.
    In an open, honest and thoughtful conversation, we discuss the role of politically charged messages in song.
    Our guest is Joey Gurwin. He owns Oranjudio, a well-known recording studio in the Columbus area. Joey is also a member of the band "BirdGetters." They recently ran into controversy when they were told they couldn't cover the famous N.W.A song at ComFest.
    While this podcast was recorded before this incident, we believe it is a timely and thought provoking discussion on an important topic.
    Songs featured: "At Night" by Sarob and "Soul Shuttle" by the "punk jazz" group, Alex Schrock Trio.
    IN THE BUS: Conversation with Front Porch lights during their recent tour stop here in Columbus.
    Joey: http://oranjudio.com.
    Sarob: https://soundcloud.com/sarobali.
    Alex: http://www.alexschrock.com.
    Front Porch: http://www.frontporchlights.com.
    Us: www.intherecordstore.com
    45 min
  • SPECIAL: Bunbury Music Festival Interviews.
    In a special episode of In The Record Store: The Podcast, producer Mel Millimen heads out to Cincinnati's Bunbury Music festival.
    We play the interviews in full and completely unedited. For your desired band, see the names and time codes below.
    Arkells: 3:22.
    Dave Buker: 17:00.
    Go Analog: 25:04.
    Hello Luna: 37:16.
    Jared Mahone: 49:40.
    Lemon Sky: 1:01:50.
    Sarob: 1:13:41.
    Cordial Sins: 1:25:38.
    VHS Collection: 1:36:48.
    White Reaper: 1:47:58.
    Yellow Paper Planes: 1:59:30.
    For more: http://www.intherecordstore.com.
    2 hr 11 min
  • #62: The prolific Jesse Henry.
    IN THE BUS: Don't miss our new segment at the very end of this podcast. Special conversation with Maybird and their new EP.
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    Prolific. Proficient. Pretty funny. That's the man who is the subject of this episode of the podcast. He's Jesse Henry.
    Prolific: Jesse completely fits the definition of that word. He's been involved in numerous and intensely talented groups: Strutterfly, The Spike Drivers, Field Dogs, Great Divide, The Benders and more.
    Proficient: He is absolutely skilled in songwriting. From his Mennonite background to now, the diversity of his life experiences saturates his songs.
    Pretty funny: Jesse tells a story of singing in his church as young boy and how a woman's dentures made a literal impact on his life.
    Him: Google it, man.
    Us: www.intherecordstore.com
    40 min
  • #61: That moment with Mahone.
    After spending 13 years in Columbus, Jared Mahone knows a thing or two about this thriving music scene. "This is where I grew up. This is what I know," says Jared when talking about his affinity for Ohio music, but specifically for the 614.
    He talks about growing up with a religious background and how that impacts his music style today. Jared also details they stories of being gutsy - and also totally bombing on stage.
    An accomplished musician and veteran on the scene, we are honored to have him perform two exclusive songs for us.
    SPECIAL NOTE: New segment at the end of today's show. Don't miss "In The Bus" - brand new bit specializing in interviews with bands traveling through #cbus.
    Him: https://www.jaredmahone.com.
    Us: www.intherecordstore.com
    45 min
  • #60: The rasta revival.
    His child is in diapers and another baby is on the way soon. The reality of life is on his shoulders as he is on his knees, praying before God. For Mark Hunter, it seemed like a dead end. What he didn't know is that it was actually a new beginning.
    On this episode, we sit down with the man who regularly performs with The Ark Band and under the name "C LA C I," pronounced(suh-la-see-i). The meaning of the common rasta phrase is "the power and the might of the Holy Trinity" and an "outward acknowledgment that the Power of the Trinity is alive and well in me."
    We also get to know the deeply spiritual side of roots reggae and Rastafarianism in this wonderfully unique episode with two special songs performed as well.
    C LA C I: http://www.colleone.com.
    Us: www.intherecordstore.com
    33 min
  • #59: The internet's oldest music site.
    Internet visionary Mr. Joel Treadway started a Columbus, Ohio music directory in the early 1990's.
    Inspired by a discarded copy of Nirvana's "Nevermind," Joel says he and a friend created Cringe.com to keep track of the never-ending live music buffet in the Buckeye state's capital city. "With the web, we have a little more permanence. But, you also have a bit more noise out there, too," he says.
    We hear a great story about a "Japanese noise band" and draw upon Joel's 30-years of experience in Columbus music.
    The site: http://www.cringe.com.
    Us: http://www.intherecordstore.com
    23 min
  • #58: The Dick & Jane Project.
    "Middle school students are the best lyricists in the world," asserts Ben Shinabery, the executive director of The Dick & Jane Project. "It's true. The simple reason why is because they're going through puberty."
    While said with some humor, Shinabery is very serious in his mission to deliver a unique educational experience for students in Columbus, Ohio.
    The Dick & Jane Project collaborates with artists across the city and assists middle schoolers in songwriting, composition and more. Shinabery highlights songs and stories that seem simple. But, they have a lot of depth and meaning to the writer and audience.
    The gang: http://www.thedickandjaneproject.org.
    19 min

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