It’s Real with Jordan and Demi

The megahit "Sail," made Aaron Bruno famous, but he spent more than a decade performing in different bands before creating AWOLNATION.

Since then, his music has become the soundtrack for countless commercials, TV Shows, and sporting events. Bruno continues to try different sounds and instruments as AWOLNATION evolves.

In this episode, Bruno talks to Jordan and Demi about the making of his new album, The Phantom Five, the creation of "Sail," and his love for surfing and the Las Vegas Raiders.

We're back with two of our good friends from the LA music scene! Chloe Chaidez is known to for fronting the band Kitten. Recently she's focused on PSY Sound, a record label, production studio, and artist development company. One of Chaidez's frequent collaborators is Kian Stevens-Winston AKA Sugar Pit. The viral musician/producer, known for his high energy and bizarre videos, recently signed to Atlantic Records. Demi talks to both about working together, their legendary DIY shows, and the motivation behind their unique fashion choices.

If you've been on social media in the last few months, you've probably come across "Dirt Man." The funny little song has changed Carter Vail's life. There's merch, sold out live shows, and even an official Bob's Burgers tribute.

Vail talks to Jordan and Demi about the making of "Dirt Man," his favorite music gear, and his love for mixed martial arts.

Dun-dun! Jordan and Demi talk to legendary TV composer Mike Post. His iconic themes include Law & Order, NYPD Blue, The A-Team, and Hill Street Blues.

Post breaks down a few of his most well-known songs, as well as the recording of his new album Message from the Mountains & Echoes of the Delta.

Washed Out (Ernest Greene) recently released his fifth studio album Notes From A Quiet Place. It's a lush collection of sunny pop songs perfect for a summer drive. Tracks like "Running Away" drip with nostalgia and the optimism of young love.

Riding the wave of Hype Machine and the music blog boom of the late 2000s, Greene rose to become of one electronic music's most respected musicians. Tracks like "Feel It All Around" and "Amor Fati" have become modern classics and party playlist staples.

Greene talks to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about making the new album, life in rural Georgia, and how Portlandia changed his life.

Over the last few years, Danae Hays has become one of TikTok's biggest comedy stars. With characters that poke fun at her Southern roots, the Alabama native can hardly go anywhere without being recognized.

Recently, Hays has been making a push to expand her audience beyond social media. She's embarking on a 28-city standup tour starting July 19, and she's beginning to land parts in movies.

Hays has also been recording music. Embracing the early '90s country sound her parents loved, she's released the singles "All It Takes" and "Rode Hard." Working with real Nashville songwriters, she creating a style that straddles the line between legit country music and satire.

Listen to her talk to Jordan Edwards about the origins of her career, teaming up with her wife Mandie for videos, and the humane way to prank call a stranger.

It feels like Lindsey Stirling is living her dream. From an audience favorite on America's Got Talent to filling large Las Vegas theaters, she's at the top of her game. She's admired by adults and small children, and her social media following totals more than 20 million.

Her latest album, Duality is cinematic and a little dark, the kind of album that needs to be listened to at full volume. It includes "Inner Gold," a collaboration with Royal & Serpent and "Evil Twin," an instrumental with pounding drums and a sweeping refrain.

Stirling talks to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about the making of Duality, producing her incredible music videos, and being grateful for her success.

Although she's only 22, Skylar Simone has been recording music for a decade. She made a name for herself with tracks like "How Did We" and a cover of Pharrell's "Happy," as well as appearances on Austin & Ally and Super Fun Night.

Skylar recently signed to Def Jam, joining one of music's most prestigious legacies and signaling a new era in her career. "Shiver" her most recent single, is a preview of her first EP for the label due out later this summer.

Listen to Skylar Simone talk to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about how she became a performer, upcoming projects, and her life outside of music.

For the last few years, AleXa has ascended through the world of K-Pop. Adopting a cyberpunk aesthetic with hypnotic choreography, she's racked up more than 160 million views on her YouTube channel.

American audiences got to know AleXa two years ago when she won the first and only season of American Song Contest. She formed a bond with cohost Kelly Clarkson, appearing as a guest on her show this January.

AleXa's latest single "sick" leans away from dance pop in favor of a more pop-rock sound that recalls P!nk and Avril Lavigne. She looks forward to trying out new styles as she aims to grow her brand in the U.S.

Jordan and Demi talk to AleXa about her early days in Tulsa, rise in South Korea, and her favorite metal bands.

Plus, stick around for the new segment Demi's Rising Stars featuring Ayleen Valentine.

Since the release of her massive debut album Innocent Eyes in 2003, Delta Goodrem has remained one of Australia's most popular entertainers. She's scored several number one hits in her home country, starred in popular shows, and served as a coach on the Australian version of The Voice. American audiences may recognize Goodrem from the 2023 Netflix movie Love Is in the Air.

She's recently returned to the recording studio, although she's not revealing plans for a new album yet. Her latest single "Hearts On The Run," is an upbeat celebration of living life to the fullest.

Goodrem talks to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about recording new music, her acting career, and looking to the future.