Rhapsody In Reverie

In this week’s episode, Adrienne and Katarina delve into the work of the legendary artist and Katarina’s personal favorite, Sting. Sting recently collaborated with Reggae artist Shaggy on an album, 44/876. Listen to Adrienne and Katarina talk the new album 44/876, discuss Sting’s career as both solo artist and lead singer of The Police, and share how Sting’s expansive discography soundtracked their childhoods.

In this week’s episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina discuss alternative band Fun. Nate Ruess, Jack Antonoff, Andrew Dost came together in 2009 and created a project that change Adrienne and Katarina’s lives. Listen as they discuss the New York-based band’s two incredible albums - Aim and Ignite and Some Nights, share which Fun. songs bring them to tears, and bask in the wonderful weirdness that makes life and Fun. interesting.

In this week’s episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina discuss indie band San Fermin. This Brooklyn band’s debut album San Fermin and sophomore album Jackrabbit soared to operatic heights with beautifully crafted narratives weaving each song together. Primary songwriter Ellis Ludwig Leone diverged from concept albums on San Fermin’s most recent album Belong for a much more personal exploration into his mind and talent. Listen to Adrienne and Katarina dissect the nuances hiding within the lyrics of San Fermin, discover references to Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises and Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest as well as ponder life, death, love and fear. NOTE: Contains a spoiler for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

In the sixth episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina discuss the band Bastille. This British band has two albums - All This Bad Blood and Wild World - under their belt that have meant the world to both Adrienne and Katarina. Listen as they discuss how they fell in love with Bastille, what their Bastille concert meant to them, and how Bastille helped both through change and confusion.

In the fifth episode of Rhapsody In Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina explore the work of Katarina’s personal favorite, Bad Suns. The Los Angeles band recently released a new single “This Was A Home Once”. Listen to Adrienne and Katarina’s discussion on the new song, Bad Suns’s two albums - Language & Perspective and Disappear Here - and the influence Bad Suns had on Adrienne and Katarina’s life.

In the fifth episode of Rhapsody In Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina explore the work of Katarina’s personal favorite, Bad Suns. The Los Angeles band recently released a new single “This Was A Home Once”. Listen to Adrienne and Katarina’s discussion on the new song, Bad Suns’s two albums - Language & Perspective and Disappear Here - and the influence Bad Suns had on Adrienne and Katarina’s life.

In the fourth episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina discuss Adrienne’s favorite band The 1975. Listen as Adrienne and Katarina discuss The 1975’s self titled debut album and their second album, I Like It When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It. Adrienne and Katarina also gush over their favorite songs, how the band constantly defies expectations, and the memories of meeting The 1975 while attending a show.

In this episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina discuss emo powerhouse, Panic! At The Disco. Brendon Urie recently released two new songs off his upcoming album, Pray For The Wicked, which is set to be released June 22. Listen as Adrienne and Katarina gush over new songs, "Say Amen" and "Silver Lining," and travel back through Urie’s impressive discography to praise the songs and albums that tugged hearts and changed lives around the world.

In this episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina discuss emo powerhouse, Panic! At The Disco. Brendon Urie recently released two new songs off his upcoming album, Pray For The Wicked, which is set to be released June 22. Listen as Adrienne and Katarina gush over new songs, "Say Amen" and "Silver Lining," and travel back through Urie’s impressive discography to praise the songs and albums that tugged hearts and changed lives around the world.

In this week’s episode of Rhapsody in Reverie, Adrienne and Katarina talk about alternative band, Walk the Moon. This Ohio band’s sophomore album, Talking is Hard, shaped their college experiences and supported both Adrienne and Katarina when they needed it most. Listen as they recount their first Walk the Moon concert memories and gush over the band’s latest album, What If Nothing.