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- Yoke Lore (Live from In Between Days Festival)
We’re live from In Between Days Music Festival with Yoke Lore, the talented independent folk pop artist originally hailing from Katonah, New York. In this episode, Yoke Lore, previously a member of Walk the Moon and the mastermind behind their breakout hit "Anna Sun," sits down with Music You’re Missing host Brendan Jeannetti to dive into his remarkable musical journey.
Currently on the US leg of The Holy Havoc Tour, Yoke Lore is gearing up for the release of his highly anticipated debut album, "Toward a Never Ending New Beginning."
In this engaging conversation recorded outside his green room at In Between Days, Yoke Lore opens up about the festival experience, shares insights about his upcoming album, and even recounts a hilarious encounter with comedian Nick Kroll.
Don't miss out on Yoke Lore's music – listen now on the Music You’re Missing Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Uj5cxuTitTFGwxI9RPCwT?si=76719a8c19b24240
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11 min - Music Industry Experts: Alex Magleby, Founder of In Between Days Music Festival
Welcome to Music You’re Missing’s Music Industry Experts, a special series of 1:1 interviews with the most influential thought leaders in the music industry.
In an exclusive interview with host Brendan Jeannetti, Alex Magleby, co-founder and CEO of the New England Free Jacks and founder of the In Between Days Music Festival, shared his insights on using musical performances to grow the audience for the New England Free Jacks, the founding of the In Between Days Festival, and the significance of fostering community.The Birth of the New England Free Jacks
Before diving into the exciting world of the In Between Days Music Festival, Alex Magleby reflects on the origins of the New England Free Jacks. Founded in 2018, the professional rugby team was driven by a desire to build community through sports and music. Magleby's passion for rugby, having been involved with the sport for much of his life, led him to envision a platform where people could come together, regardless of age or background, to enjoy a visceral and emotional game.
Creating Community Through Rugby and Music
Magleby emphasizes the importance of building an audience and creating a compelling experience. Rugby, being relatively unfamiliar to many in the United States, posed a challenge in terms of exposure. However, Magleby's team embarked on a journey to share the sport's magic with people, leading them to fall in love with rugby and become part of the community. By combining rugby matches with live music performances, the New England Free Jacks revolutionized the sports entertainment landscape and have built a sustainable fan base.
In Between Days Music Festival
In Between Days Music Festival was conceived as a natural extension of the New England Free Jacks' vision to bring the community together. Magleby explains that the festival's name captures the feeling of being in an in-between space, not fully in summer but not yet in fall, where people can come together and celebrate. The festival's unique incorporation of music with art, vintage, and local vendors create a compelling and immersive experience for attendees.
Curating the Festival Lineup
Magleby sheds light on the meticulous curation process for the festival's musical acts. The team strives to include a diverse set of artists that align thematically with the indie vibe. The focus on local and independent artists allows the festival to support up-and-coming talents and provide them with exposure. Magleby encourages artists to reach out, share their music, and build relationships with festival organizers to increase their chances of being part of the lineup.
Expanding the In Between Days: A Growth Mindset
The success of the inaugural In Between Days Music Festival laid the groundwork for expansion. While taking care not to grow too big too fast, Magleby envisions future editions of the festival featuring more days and opportunities for local artists and the community. The ultimate goal is to provide more people with the chance to experience the festival's magic and foster a sense of togetherness.
A Transparent Experience: Eliminating Ticket Fees
One notable aspect of the festival is the decision to eliminate ticket fees, ensuring transparency and providing a straightforward experience for attendees. Magleby believes that such openness fosters trust between the festival and its audience, enhancing the overall sense of community.
In conclusion, Alex Magleby's vision for the In Between Days Music Festival goes beyond just a music event. It represents a powerful concept of community building through shared experiences and accessible opportunities. As the festival continues to evolve and grow, its core values of inclusivity and celebration of diverse talent will remain at the heart of the In Between Days experience.
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30 min - SteinzaIn this episode of Music You’re Missing, host Brendan Jeannetti sits down with the Nashville based recording artist, Steinza.Steinza talks about his journey as a musician and his experiences with independently releasing music. He mentions how his hit song called "The Former" gained significant attention on TikTok and other platforms, which led to more opportunities and industry attention. Despite its success, Steinza does not feel pressured to stick to that genre and plans to explore a diverse range of sounds in his future releases.Steinza also talks about his collaboration with Paris Jackson on the track "Blue Moon." He explains that he had written the song two years prior but had difficulty completing it. When he finally sent it to Paris, she recorded her part and added a unique touch to the track, which he appreciated.Brendan and Steinza’s conversation also touches on social media and its impact on artists. Steinza admits that while he loves his songs, he struggles with the process of promoting them on social media. He finds it challenging to handle the content creation, captions, and hashtags, which sometimes takes away from his creative energy.LISTEN TO INTRO SONG ‘FRIEND OF THE DEVIL’ BY OKAY ALRIGHT:https://listen.members.media/friendofthedevil.PFRFOLLOW STEINZA:https://www.steinza.com/FOLLOW MUSIC YOU’RE MISSING:https://www.musicyouremissing.org/FOLLOW BRENDAN JEANNETTI:https://www.instagram.com/brendanjeannetti/https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjeannetti/50 min
- Peach Pit (live from Levitate Music Festival)Peach Pit joins Music You’re Missing live from the 10th Anniversary of Levitate Music Festival!Listen to our favorite Peach Pit tracks streaming now on the Music You’re Missing Spotify Playlist!https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Uj5cxuTitTFGwxI9RPCwT?si=74e9804ec8904d9bSUMMARY:MYM host, Brendan Jeannetti spoke with Peach Pit about their recent tour experiences, including playing at Bonnaroo and dealing with lost gear. Despite the setback, Peach Pit were excited to perform at Levitate and considered it a redemption show!As a Canadian band, they discuss the support they have received from Canada in their career, including grants and radio regulations that promote Canadian artists. Peach Pit hints at an upcoming album, which they describe as having more energy and returning to their love for guitar solos. The band members also share personal and professional goals, such as playing at Red Rocks and starting a side project business!FOLLOW PEACH PIT:https://www.peachpitmusic.com/FOLLOW MUSIC YOU’RE MISSING:https://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissing9 min
- Lime Cordiale (live from Levitate Music Festival)Lime Cordiale joins Music You’re Missing live from the 10th Anniversary of Levitate Music Festival!Listen to our favorite Lime Cordiale tracks streaming now on the Music You’re Missing Spotify Playlist!https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Uj5cxuTitTFGwxI9RPCwT?si=74e9804ec8904d9bSUMMARY:MYM host, Brendan Jeannetti spoke with the brothers of Lime Cordiale about various topics, including their band name origins, their memorable Boston performance, dealing with impostor syndrome, their collaborations with Idris Elba, having ‘Apple Crumble’ get covered by The Wiggles, and more! Lime Cordiale also talk about their personal goals, which include taking a surf trip and experiencing new things in order to inspire their music.FOLLOW LIME CORDIALE:https://www.limecordiale.com/FOLLOW MUSIC YOU’RE MISSING:https://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissingLime Cordiale (live from Levitate Music Festival)20 min
- The Heavy Heavy (live from Levitate Music Festival)The Heavy Heavy joins Music You’re Missing live from the 10th Anniversary of Levitate Music Festival!Listen to our favorite The Heavy Heavy tracks streaming now on the Music You’re Missing Spotify Playlist!https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Uj5cxuTitTFGwxI9RPCwT?si=74e9804ec8904d9bSUMMARY:MYM host, Brendan Jeannetti spoke with The Heavy Heavy about their monumental breakout year which included over 150 live shows, topping alt radio charts with their track ‘Go Down River’, and performing on Jimmy Kimmel!FOLLOW THE HEAVY HEAVY:https://www.theheavyheavy.com/FOLLOW MUSIC YOU’RE MISSING:https://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissing10 min
- Noah RichardsonIn this episode of the Music You're Missing podcast, host Brendan Jeannetti welcomes musician Noah Richardson as his guest. They discuss Noah's career, his recent tour, opening for Young Gravy, and the challenges and successes of being an independent artist.This episode is sponsored by Partnered Projects. Keep reading the show notes for a special offer for Music You’re Missing listeners!Follow Noah Richardson:https://linktr.ee/noahriichardsonFollow Music You’re Missing:https://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissingSUMMARY:Noah Richardson shares his experiences managing his own career without a manager, publicist, or agent. He talks about the trial and error process he went through to book shows and tours, often reaching out to schools and other artists on platforms like TikTok. Noah emphasizes the importance of taking initiative and not waiting for permission to pursue your goals as an artist.The conversation delves into the day-to-day challenges of juggling various aspects of being an independent artist, including booking shows, handling emails, and creating music. Noah admits that it can be overwhelming at times, especially during tours when he has to manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously. He mentions the need for organization and acknowledges that mistakes are bound to happen, but he accepts them as part of the process.Brendan and Noah also touch on the topic of perfectionism in the music industry. Noah admits that he sometimes struggles with feeling like his work is not perfect, but he appreciates the advice and reassurance he receives from his producer and strives to let go of his self-doubt.The discussion then turns to Noah's recent tour, including his show at Whittier College where he opened for Dwellers. Noah shares an amusing incident where he was asked not to curse during his performance, but he decided to break the rule when performing a cover song. He reflects on the surreal feeling of his rising success as an artist and how it hasn't fully sunk in yet.The highlight of the conversation is Noah's excitement about opening for Young Gravy, considering it his biggest show to date. He talks about the preparation involved in creating a setlist and practicing to ensure a smooth performance. Despite the nerves, Noah maintains a positive outlook and reminds himself that it's just music and mistakes are part of the live experience.Noah's self-motivation, willingness to take risks, and ability to handle multiple roles in his career serve as valuable lessons for aspiring musicians.Exclusive Partnered Projects Offer!Partnered Projects is hands down the best music promotion service out there - and they ACTUALLY have the track record to prove it! They handle campaigns for major artists and labels, delivering over 15 million streams for their clients every single month! Partnered Projects specializes in playlist promotion and assures no bots are involved! Head over to www.partneredprojects.com and use the code MYM10 for 10% off your next campaign and get your music heard!33 min
- LayziBedroom Pop Party Artist Layzi stopped by the Music You're Missing studio to chat Bedroom Pop Party!This episode is sponsored by Partnered Projects. Keep reading the show notes for a special offer for Music You’re Missing listeners!About Layzi:Carissa Myre, known for her stage name layzi, is the epitome of bedroom-pop. From the moment she first picked up a guitar in 2017 she has single handedly put quite a catalog under her belt. As almost every song is written, recorded, and produced by herself, literally in her room, she continues to outgrow her music in the best way possible. This continuously leads to no idea being left untouched resulting in a world of music best described as a sonic dreamscape. Layzi joined the LA based label Spirit Goth (CASTLEBEAT) for the release of her debut EP What’s Left To Lose.- Vanyaland.comExclusive Partnered Projects Offer!Partnered Projects is hands down the best music promotion service out there - and they ACTUALLY have the track record to prove it! They handle campaigns for major artists and labels, delivering over 15 milliom streams for their clients every single month! Partnered Projects specializes in playlist promotion and assures no bots are involved! Head over to www.partneredprojects.com and use the code MYM10 for 10% off your next campaign and get your music heard!Follow Layzi:https://www.instagram.com/notlayzi/?hl=enFollow Music You’re Missinghttps://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissingMusic You’re Missing is a top music podcast hosted by Brendan Jeannetti.For business inquiries, please contact [email protected]42 min
- Sam MacPhersonSam MacPherson stopped by the Music You’re Missing studio ahead of his sold out Boston show at Cafe 939!This episode is sponsored by Partnered Projects. Keep reading the show notes for a special offer for Music You’re Missing listeners!About Sam MacPherson:Sam MacPherson infuses each lyric and melody with tangible detail. Through a nuanced approach and unclouded lens, the New Jersey-born and Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist will delve into the quietest moments of a tense goodbye or pan across the trepidation of a torrid, yet doomed relationship in his songs. At college, he taught himself how to play guitar, produce, write songs, and record on his own, approaching music with the same grit and determination he brought to athletics as a division 1 soccer player. Leaving the East Coast, he settled in L.A. in 2020 as an independent artist. Following early uploads such as “No Bad Memories,” he gained traction with the alluring, heartbreaking single “Routine” in 2021. Beyond landing on coveted playlists, it generated 6M+ streams and garnered praise among music blogs. He also served up the Songs for Sam EP highlighted by “Last Minute,” which lit up TikTok and surpassed 10M streams. He carried this momentum into 2022 with singles like “Crash Course” and “Rookie.” Simultaneously, he emerged as a sought-after collaborator behind-the-scenes for Stephen Sanchez, Jonah Kagen, Garrett Nash, and more. He notably co-wrote “Heartbreak Hall of Fame” for Quinn Lewis and “You” for VINCINT. Moreover, he shared stages with Chelsea Cutler and labelmate Jake Scott. Making his major label debut with Elektra Records – in a joint venture with Group Projects – MacPherson’s vision only crystallizes on his debut EP, Powerlines illuminated by singles such as “Safe To Say” and the title track.Sam MacPherson spoke with Music You’re Missing host Brendan Jeannetti abouttraveling a lot from a young agethe inspiration for his latest EP 'Powerlines'touring nationwideand more!Exclusive Partnered Projects Offer!Partnered Projects is hands down the best music promotion service out there - and they ACTUALLY have the track record to prove it! They handle campaigns for major artists and labels, delivering over 15 milliom streams for their clients every single month! Partnered Projects specializes in playlist promotion and assures no bots are involved! Head over to www.partneredprojects.com and use the code MYM10 for 10% off your next campaign and get your music heard!Follow Sam MacPherson:https://www.sammacphersonmusic.com/Follow Music You’re Missinghttps://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissingMusic You’re Missing is a top music podcast hosted by Brendan Jeannetti.For business inquiries, please contact [email protected]33 min
- VALLEYWe’re live from Guy Fieri's Tequila Cocina with VALLEY ahead of their nearly sold out show at Big Night Live!About VALLEY:JUNO Award-Nominated alternative-pop band VALLEY had a huge 2022 performing on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, selling out their headline North American tour, hitting stages at Gov Ball & Life Is Beautiful all while staying true to their mantra of being all inclusive through their feel-good sound. Their sets have been praised by critics. VULTURE called it “VALLEY’s Dreamy Performance” while Billboard hailed it “an intimate turn-up.” Rolling Stone called them “Stars in the making.” VALLEY are known as the band next-door embracing all walks of life through their open and smooth lyrics combined with intimate instrumentals paired with a hint of that 90s nostalgic pop sound. On the horizon, VALLEY is set to release their sophomore album Lost in Translation on June 23rd!VALLEY spoke with Music You’re Missing host Brendan Jeannetti about-How the band’s sound has grown since their last project-Heading out on the Lost in Translation tour-What fans can expect from the new albumAnd more!MUSIC YOU’RE MISSING IS THROWING A LIVE SHOW!Come celebrate the eclectic and growing world of bedroom pop genre! Featuring performances from platinum selling artist SNØW, Boston Music Award winner Maeko, Layzi, and Retrograded, as well as uniquely curated vintage and art vendors, #BedroomPopParty is shaping up to be the party of the summer! Join us on Saturday, June 17th at Big Night Live in Boston!Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/01005EA239389646FOLLOW VALLEY:https://www.thisisvalley.com/FOLLOW MUSIC YOU’RE MISSING:https://linktr.ee/MusicYoureMissingMusic You’re Missing is a top music podcast hosted by Brendan Jeannetti. Music You’re Missing is recorded in Boston, Massachusetts.For business inquiries, please contact [email protected]39 min
About Music You're Missing
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Hosted by Brendan Jeannetti, The Music You’re Missing Podcast introduces you to artists you don’t want to miss—ranging from those just starting out to major label signees. The podcast dives into their creative processes, artistic inspirations, relationships with fame, and how they navigate the ever-evolving music industry.
The Music Industry Experts sub-series, features in-depth conversations with top executives from the music industry. These episodes explore their careers, insights on the state of the industry, emerging trends, and valuable advice for aspiring artists and those pursuing a career in music.