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Episode 346 features Horse Island, an indie rock band from Charlotte, NC. They’re playing a show this weekend at Starlight on 22nd in Charlotte with Benton and The Bleeps. The Hollow Truths were originally on the bill but unfortunately won’t be able to make it. In the interview I spoke with Christian Hall and Sean Murphy. I wanted to have the guys on to support the show and share their backstory. While Horse Island is a new project for them, they’ve been part of the scene for a while and have developed their sound through playing in previous bands. I featured their song “Some Kind of Way” on this episode, and if you like it, you can stream it wherever you listen to music.
https://horseisland.carrd.co/
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Episode 345 features Mike Huff from the Philadelphia band BEES! They’re a self-described arcade rock band, and we’re playing a show together this Saturday (November 8th) at Double Nickel Brewing in New Jersey, just outside of Philadelphia. We’ll be playing alongside our good friends The Mack Brothers and Naive Nature. This is Mike’s second or third time on the show, and we’ve been fortunate to become friends and play a bunch of shows together over the years. BEES! was one of the first bands to come on the podcast whose music I feel is truly unique and classic in its own way, largely because of Mike’s voice. On this episode, I featured “The Other Day” as well as one of their latest tracks, “If You Ask Me,” which you can stream wherever you listen to music and download from their website (listed below). Thanks for listening and supporting local artists.
https://beesphilly.com
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Episode 344 features Shea Springer from Sweetfoot Studios. I've recently been recording with him, and I was eager to bring him on the podcast to share his story. Shea is an absolute blast to work with and is based in Easton, MD. In the interview, we dive into his recording process, his role as an engineer and producer, and how he keeps his business thriving in the modern music industry. We ended up doing two songs with him; one just dropped yesterday, called “Zero Sum.” We also recorded a fun parody titled "Naptown," inspired by Annapolis, Maryland. At the time of this interview, it wasn't out yet, but the music video is out now on YouTube. We filmed it all over the city. Thanks for listening and supporting local musicians! Follow Sweetfoot Studios on IG for updates and info!
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Episode 343 features LJR and Brendan Lane, myself, and Felix Nieto. We all got together at Felix Studio (The Hangar Studio) to talk about our upcoming show this Saturday on October 25th at the Galactic Panther in Alexandria, VA. The bill also features You Fool! from Washington, DC. I’ve been trying to put together a show in Alexandria for many years, so it’s exciting to finally find one. It will be on King St which is the downtown area with all the cool bars and restaurants. In the conversation, we talked about Luke and Brendan's approach to being frontmen, and how they individually go about trying to captivate an audience. I last played with Brendan in Austin at SXSW, so it was fun to catch up. Luke will be doing a solo set, so he's been working hard on putting that together. He's also been working hard on TikTok, and trying to get his story across to an audience, so he had a lot to say on that subject. On the episode, I featured "More Time" by LJR and "Acid in My Coffee" by The Hollow Truths. If you’re in the DC area Saturday night, feel free to come hang out. Thanks for listening and supporting local musicians!
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Episode 342 features Chris Brackney of Glencoe, an indie singer-songwriter from Michigan. I talked to him earlier this year. He explained that his moniker comes from “my grandpa, who was from Scotland and rode his bike through the Glencoe hills.” We discussed his song Chicago in October, which is featured in this episode, as well as some of his musical influences, many of which overlap with my own. We both identify with the punk rock ethos for sure. Hopefully, you enjoy the interview, and I hope you’re doing well. Thanks for listening and for supporting local music.
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Episode 341 features Annapolis musician, producer, and videographer Ben Heemstra. He is also the man behind the lens at Kensington Studio Sessions. In the conversation, we talked about the different creative ventures he has going, as well as his brand-new song "School Pants," which is featured on this episode and which you can find everywhere except Spotify. You can find Ben on Instagram @b.enandtheband, as well as @kensingtonstudiosus and @kensingtonstudiosessions. Thanks for listening and supporting local artists.
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Episode 340 features Cullen West from The Bleeps, a rock band from Charlotte, NC. We will be playing a show together next month (November 8 at Starlight on 22nd with Tiny City) in Charlotte. In the interview, we discussed songwriting, the Southern music scene, releasing music, being a veteran, and much more. Follow The Bleeps on all their social media for updates on shows and new releases. I featured their track "Already Gone" in this episode. If you like it, you can stream it anywhere. Thanks for listening and supporting local music!
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Episode 339 features Pedro from the Toronto-based band Black Budget. They are a dynamic, Toronto-based desert punk band known for their roaring guitars, aggressive drums, and rib-crushing bass, delivering an explosive live performance. Signed to New York’s King Pizza Records (which also has Teen Mortgage on its roster), the band has just released their latest single ‘GRUMP’. In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Pedro, where we delved into topics like songwriting, Chile, the vibrant Canadian hardcore music scene, and much more. Follow them on socials to find out about their upcoming shows. Thanks for listening and supporting local musicians.
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Episode 338 features singer and guitarist Jason Duncan from the band Cult Therapy. They are an indie rock band from Flint, Michigan. Jason grew up in a religious cult, where fear, shame, and guilt dictated every aspect of life. As an adult, Duncan is untangling the lessons of his upbringing, confronting the echoes of control, and carving out his own path to freedom. This messy, cathartic process—the extraordinary highs and profound lows—forms the raw, beating heart of Cult Therapy. It was a very in-depth and candid interview, and I certainly appreciate Jason sharing his experiences. I featured their song ‘Therapy and Drugs,’ and if you like it, you can stream it wherever you listen to music. Find them on socials for their upcoming shows. Thanks for listening and supporting local artists.
10/11: Orchid Theatre, Ferndale, MI with 84 Tigers and Signals Midwest
10/25: Playing as Cursive for Creepy Cheapy
11/1: Crofoot, Pontiac, MI with King 810
11/8: Lex Bar, Detroit, MI with Gusher
11/15: Ziggys, Ypsilanti, MI with Blind Liars & PET ME
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In episode 337, I’m joined by Sullivan Smith of The Stray Lions, an indie rock band based in Roanoke, VA. We dive into their creative process, the dynamics of the Roanoke music scene, and what drives their songwriting. I also feature two of their latest tracks, “Sober” and “Do You Love Me.” Be sure to follow The Stray Lions on social media and catch them live at their upcoming shows. Thanks for tuning in and for supporting independent music.
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