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Key Change
By Ginger ValentineMusic
Key Change episodes
- Singles Club Vol 12 – DreamsA classic reinvigorated for a new generation by a cranberry-juice swigging skater4 min
- You Go Low Side 2 feat. Orville Peck
In Side 2 of You Go Low, we look at an underrecognised country act from the mid-70s, and how Lavender Country paved the way for Orville.
Featuring:
– Lavender Country - “Lavender Country”
– Orville Peck - “Drive Me, Crazy”Listen to Orville Peck on Spotify or Apple Music, or support him by buying his music and merch at orvillepeck.com.
Listen to Lavender Country on Spotify or Apple MusicSupport GingerBFG on Patreon and Ko-Fi
Podcast art by Anthea LeBrocq (@fulltimeangel on Instagram; [email protected] for enquiries and commissions).
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Orville (the one in the mask) with Lavender Country’s Patrick Haggerty
15 min - Singles Club Vol 11 – Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2Faster than you could revert to manual, the THPS franchise brought about a third wave – of ska, that is.7 min
- You Go Low feat. Orville PeckFrom Matt Berninger to Guy Garvey to Paul Banks to Bill Callahan, low, rumbling voices are very much en vogue. So what does that tell us about the way we think about masculinity, and why is Orville Peck the baritone hero we need right now?14 min
- Singles Club Vol 10 – Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)We know “Running Up That Hill” is good; that much is understood. But what’s the difference between being told that something’s good, and discovering that for yourself?5 min
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- Team Players, feat. Phoebe Bridgers and Adam SchlesingerForget the once-in-a-lifetime, singular geniuses – even for solo acts, music is a collaborative endeavour, and I think you can pick a good collaborator from how their music sounds.14 min
- The Loudness WarA pretty extreme term for something that was ultimately a bunch of producers pushing a slider further and further into the red, the Loudness War still managed to wreck some perfectly good records, and influence the way we hear music more than a decade later.23 min
- Singles Club Vol 8 – Running AwayIt’s like running away with the wind in your face, it’s like flying…9 min
- Singles Club Vol 7 – Paper PlanesAll I wanna do is [bang bang bang bang] [kaching] and miss the point entirely3 min
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