This week we talk with Jeremy Ivey, a songrwriter and singer who makes us all look lazy. His new album Invisible Pictures, is available March 11th. It's his third record in two years.

We had a great talk with Jeremy about song writing, Covid and famous quotes that may or may not be attributed to him. He's currently on tour with Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs. For more information, you can check out his website. You can also follow him on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

When you're looking for a perfect combination of what Touring Rock Magazine called "grunge, hard rock, indie, classic metal and punk and creating the most memorable and fun alternative music we've heard in decades," you simply must turn to The Dead Deads.

We talked with Daisy Dead right before the band headed out on the road with The Darkeness.

For more information, check out their website. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

This week we're talking with Scott Sharrard, guitarist with the great Little Feat. Before joining the band, Scott served as the musical director for Gregg Allman, so you know he's got the chops. We talked about his history with the band, both as a fan first and then as a member, as well as difficult first shows to play.

Little Feat starts a new tour celebrating the 45th anniversary of Waiting for Columbus, on March 4th. For more information, check out their website. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. And to learn more about Scott and to pick up some of his other work, you can check out his website. Hoy hoy!

Sarah Borges wrote and recorded her new album, Together Alone during the pandemic, and without the backing of her usual band, the Broken Singles. While dealing with all of the things we all had to deal with during the pandemic, Sarah's album also has some bright spots.  (Seriously, this album is a good time and don't let us tell you otherwise.)

Together Alone is available this Friday, February 18th wherever you get your music.

We talked about all of this and the dedication of Sarah's fans. For more information, check out her website, or follow her on Facebook or on Instagram.

"Ghost Stories" by The Whitmore Sisters may be their first album, but Bonnie and Eleanor Whitmore have been making music together all their life. The new album is a celebration of some of the most influential people on their lives and a look at how those who have left us are still with us in some fashion.

"Ghost Stories" is available right now, wherever you get your music. For more information and tour dates, check out their website. You can also follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Eric Gales is a guitar maestro, but on his new album, Crown, he's also focusing on his singing. With a solo named the best guitar solo of 2021, Gales is thrilled with the response to the record. We talked with Eric, in the midst of preparing for his upcoming tour.

For more information, you can check out his website, or you can follow him on Facebook.

Nash Kato and King Roeser are back with a new Urge Overkill album- the first in 10 years. Oui is classic UO... so much so, you'd be mistaken for thinking you'd returned to Guyville.

Oui is available February 11th from Omnivore Recordings. For more information, check out the UO website.

If you came of age in the past 30(?) years, you're familiar with the drumming of our guest. As the founding drummer of Violent Femmes, Victor DeLorenzo is responsible for beats that still ring out around the world. And with his new band, The Night Crickets, DeLorenzo has a whole new set of rhythms to share. We talked with Victor about the creation of the new band, the excitement of collaboration and friendship.

For more information, you can follow the Night Crickets on Facebook. 

We head to Nashville to talk with producer, musician and songwriter Leland Grant about his work. He's got music in a bunch of TV shows you've heard of, he's written and produced with Rachel Bradshaw AND he's created a music app to make reading and writing music easier.

Leland was a blast to talk with and we'll definitely have him on again- probably next summer while we hang out in onsies and write Christmas songs...

For more information on all his various projects, check out Leland's website.

This week we talk with one of the original E Street-ers, multi-instrumentalist David Sancious. On top of working with Bruce Springsteen over the past 40 years, David has also worked with folks like Seal, Peter Gabriel and Sting.

David's new album,  "Eyes Wide Open," is an exploration of sound and tackles many of the questions that have perplexed us all in the past few years. But the album is positive and upbeat. For more information, you can visit David's website. You can buy "Eyes Wide Open," wherever you get your music.