Relatively In Tune

Today our guest is Nathan Farrell, a singer, songwriter, and saxophonist in the New York Soul Pop scene. He's joined by producer Tucker Bickell. Together they talk about the musical and personal inspirations behind Nathan's new EP, "Lovesick Jukebox".

Melt Keyboard player and singer-songwriter Kai Ono (aka OK Kai) and music producer Peter Enriquez join us for a discussion on his time touring with the band, writing and producing his upcoming album, and the importance of bird artwork in educational piano material.

Today we’re joined by singer, songwriter, and Broadway performer Olivia Dei Cicchi (Wicked, Les Mis), along with her partner and producer Lucas Murray.
We talk about Olivia’s path from French Woods summer camp to Broadway, the surreal moment of passing on Phantom to tour with Les Mis, and her three years with Wicked. We also dive into writing and releasing her debut single “Karma Colada”, Lucas’s background in sonic branding, and how the two balance love and creative partnership.

Today we're joined by members of the Boston pop-funk band The Far Out: Olivia "Liv" Lowe, Ellie Dolan, and Henry Zagarella, as well as Henry's mom Kerry Zagarella.We talk about the origins of the band, Kerry's writing career (and Substack!), and the influence of the Mario Kart series that Henry and bassist Ryan have snuck into several songs.

Today we're joined by Singer, Songwriter, and American Idol Contestant (Season 10) Robbie Rosen, and his friend, singer-songerwriter JeLa (Dr. Jessica Lattman). We talk about songwriting (and "toplining") consistently, Robbie's journey to American Idol, and learning to make music while being a full-time surgeon.

Today we're joined by singer-songwriter Amelia Day, and her mother Tori (making this our first two-Tori podcast)!

We talk building a career in Nashville while still in school, making mistakes onstage, and smashing an entire table of dinner plates for a music video.

Check out Amelia Day's new single, "lady los angeles" on August 22nd!

Today we're interviewing singer, songwriter, nerdcore content creator, and frequent collaborator of our own Dean DiMarzo, McGwire!We met up with McGwire during Nerdcore Party Con in Dallas, Texas a few weeks ago, where Dean and McGwire were both performing, and recorded this episode in our hotel room.McGwire shares stories on everything from singing backup for Sara Bareilles and Jason Mraz, editing for massive YouTube channels as a teenager, and walking the red carpet at the Streamy awards.He's joined by his mother Michelle, who shares stories of her days in radio, McGwire's musical upbringing, and the time Steven Tyler tried to play matchmaker for her.

Today we're in-person in Nashville, Tennessee interviewing two amazing creative people, Emily Miller (Lighting Director, Lawrence) and her roommate Hallie Melton (Mastering Engineer, Amber Marks, Nate Smith, also touring with Wheatus) about the incredible work they've done, life on tour with a band, and cat names.

In this episode, we're joined by Dan Kiernan, contestant on The Voice, singer and songwriter. We talk about taking falls onstage, dealing with grief, and backyard productions of Wicked.

You know our guest Amy Vorpahl from Dropout, Geek & Sundry, Nerdist, and countless D&D shows and events.

Amy and her sister Angela discuss leading a team of creatives, bravery in building your career, and we all convince Tori to quit her job.