We are excited to announce our next special guest at OXPM: Wolff Lambert. Wolff is a good friend and a close collaborator with OXPM, and his tantalizing skills as a pianist enrapture both the ear and the mind. Sonically influenced by Elton John and Billy Joel, Wolff has experience both with original, bluesy songs as well as film scores and stage musicals. We spend a large portion of our interview discussing the intertextuality of films and music, and Wolff has firsthand insight into this dynamic. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did!

This week, Lord Bug joins us on the podcast and plays three of her songs: “Pocket Rocket”, “Perception”, and “Winnie”. Over the reverberating strumming of electric guitar, Lord Bug’s voice floats and paints pictures of childhood, wanderlust, and love. Full of creative and imaginative ideas, she brings something special to the table both in her songs and her musings. We discuss conspiracy theories, a moon made of cheese, psychedelic drugs, Paul McCartney, philosophers, and a plethora of other topics in an attempt to dive deeper into the dynamic mind of the Lord of the Bugs. We had an amazing time recording this episode, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Matilda Pratt, an artist from the Birmingham area, joins OXPM today to play three of her songs (two originals and one cover): "Dear You", "Don't You (Forget About Me), and "My Stranger". Her lively voice transcends over the immaculate vibes of indie-pop instrumentals to provide the listener with a sense of energy. Drawing on her musical influences, she creates full and vibrant records for a modern audience. Her accomplishments include headlining festivals, recording sessions in LA, and her single, "Dear You" currently has over 15,000 streams on Spotify. In addition, she has an infectious personality, and we know that you will enjoy today's episode.

Jack is an Oxford student, classically trained guitarist, and strapping young lad. His music combines the finger-picking techniques of Spanish guitar with indie rock lyrics to create a fusion which serves as balm for the soul. From numbness to love to wanderlust, Jack covers a variety of topics in his music which, when combined with his detailed imagery, synthesize a capsule of his heart and mind. He performs three songs for OXPM Unplugged: “Echo Chamber”, “Indigo Hue”, and “Walking Home”. His polished voice lends beauty to a sympathetic ear, and we are very excited to showcase his work.

Welcome to OXPM! This week we sit down with Ed Williams, a University of Oxford Student whose perspective on artistry we greatly admire. He performs three songs (Hurt Me For a While, Gold Star, and I Sent You) along with answering some questions regarding the inspiration and philosophy behind his songwriting. Ed is not yet on streaming services but is hoping to be soon, so, if you like what you hear, you can follow him @ewilliams1237 on Instagram to stay in the loop. Hope you enjoy!