Spout Podcast

Singer-songwriter Lily Lane joins Nick Major on Spout to talk about her bold new era and upcoming EP, Domesticated— a cheeky, soulful reflection on marriage, womanhood, and redefining what “happily ever after” really means.

Lily opens up about the inspiration behind her latest singles “Don’t Stop,” “Crybaby,” and “Reciprocation,” and why her favorite unreleased track, “Amnesia,” might be her most personal yet. She shares how her love of Motown shaped her sound, how growing up in Boston led her to NYU’s Clive Davis Institute, and why she’ll always be “extra gluten, please.”

From collecting stop-sign purses to writing Christmas songs to being proposed to mid–wiffle ball game, Lily’s storytelling is as colorful as her music. Plus, she and Nick dive into the nostalgia of Warped Tour, Kelly Clarkson’s legacy, and what it means to make music that lasts longer than the algorithm.

Stream Lily Lane’s Domesticated EP, out November 28th.

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Singer, songwriter, and guitar powerhouse Lindsay Ell opens up in this revealing episode of Spout. From touring the world with Shania Twain to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with John Mayer, Lindsay shares what it’s really like to play beside your heroes — and then realize you’ve become one yourself.

She talks about walking away from Nashville’s country box to finally make the pop-rock music she’s always dreamed of, the bold emotional honesty behind her new EP Fence Sitter, and the deeply personal decision that inspired its title track — the question of whether to become a mother.

Lindsay also reflects on being vulnerable online, hosting Canada’s Got Talent, starting her Make You Movement for survivors of sexual trauma, and the powerful lessons she’s learned from icons who’ve shaped her journey.

If you’ve ever wrestled with identity, purpose, or the pressure to fit in, this episode is your permission slip to own every side of your story.

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Singer-songwriter Ellise joins Tamara Dhia to unpack the heartbreak, honesty, and Halloween energy behind her sophomore album Pretty Evil. From writing “Bite” in the middle of a toxic relationship to reclaiming her creative control after leaving a major label system, Ellise opens up about rediscovering her voice, the power of independence, and why darkness feels more natural than bubblegum pop.

She talks about Ariana Grande, Lana Del Rey, and Paramore as her biggest inspirations, reflects on the viral success of 911, and teases her next era — one that’s “less heartbreak, more sex tape.” 👀

Plus, hear how she’s blending her Iraqi heritage into her new music, why she loves touring more than TikTok, and what it means to stand in your own power as a woman in the industry.

Listen as Ellise gets candid about love, loss, rebirth, and being “Pretty Evil” in all the best ways.

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On this episode of The Spout Podcast, host Tamara Dhia sits down with LANY — Jake and Paul — to talk about their sixth studio album, Soft. The band opens up about the record’s meaning, how Jake’s near-fatal car accident reshaped his outlook, and why holding onto your softness might be the hardest thing to do in a hard world.

They unpack how Soft blends R&B roots, ‘90s nostalgia, and elevated musicianship with help from Tommy King and legendary bassist Pino Palladino. From the symbolism of the lamb on the album cover to the fan-favorite single “Know You Naked,” LANY reflects on growth, male vulnerability, and the art of staying real — even while running their own social media six albums in.

The conversation ends with talk of upcoming shows, surprise pop-up events, and an unexpected crusade to save the bees.

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Content creator, actor, and Broadway hopeful Jess Val Ortiz joins Erik Zachary for a conversation that’s as funny as it is heartfelt. From viral sketches to real-life auditions for Wicked and Moulin Rouge, Jess opens up about her journey from musical theater student to digital powerhouse — and the grind behind chasing a Broadway dream.

She talks about meeting Lin-Manuel Miranda (yes, it was just as wild as you’d imagine), the balance between authenticity and brand work, and why she uses her platform to speak on serious issues even when it’s not “on trend.” Plus, Jess shares how therapy, her golden retriever, and the hustle of New York keep her grounded while navigating rejection, social media, and self-belief.

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Singer-songwriter Matteo Bocelli joins Spout to celebrate the release of his sophomore album Falling in Love—a project born out of late-night jam sessions, Tuscan wine, and real-life inspiration. Matteo opens up about writing heartfelt lyrics, collaborating with Ed Sheeran, performing with Will Smith, and even singing at Jeff Bezos’s wedding alongside a star-studded guest list.

Host Tamara Dhia dives into Matteo’s journey from shy kid singing at his mom’s house to international artist carving his own lane beyond the Bocelli name. The two talk about TikTok samples, Italian vs. English love songs, dream collaborations, and why authenticity matters more than formulas in today’s music.

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to record in Tuscany with friends, share a stage with legends, or balance heritage with pop stardom, this conversation is a front-row seat to Matteo’s world.

In this episode:

The making of Falling in Love and its organic sound

Collaborations with Ed Sheeran, Sofia Carson, Camilo & John Batiste

The surreal experience of performing for Hollywood and tech icons

Why love, family, and authenticity fuel his music

What’s next on Matteo’s 2025–26 world tour

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In this episode of The Spout Podcast, Tamara Dhia sits down with Chris Daughtry to talk about his new EP Shock to the System: Part Two—a raw and unflinching project that dives deep into mental health, self-discovery, and reclaiming artistic freedom. Chris opens up about the personal struggles and painful truths behind songs like The Day I Die and The Bottom, and how the forced pause of the pandemic reshaped his creative path.

The conversation touches on everything from navigating label pressures to rediscovering his heavy rock roots, his healing process after personal tragedy, and why honesty in music matters more than ever. Chris also reflects on surreal moments like performing on The Masked Singer, touring with Disturbed and Creed, and even the inspiration behind his bold blackout tattoos.

Plus, he shares what’s next: a co-headlining tour with Seether, a European run with Alter Bridge and Sevendust, and why this stage of his career feels like his most authentic yet.

If you’ve ever battled self-doubt, wrestled with identity, or just needed a reminder that vulnerability is strength, this conversation will hit home.

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From selling out arenas with Why Don’t We to carving his own lane as a solo artist, Corbyn Besson is stepping into a new chapter. In this episode, Corbyn opens up about:

The making of his breakout solo singles Tied Up, Don’t Run, and Summer

Collaborating with producers like Hit-Boy and TenRoc, plus surprise features including Jeremih and TWICE’s Tzuyu

What it felt like to headline global tours, play Lollapalooza, and nearly get shut down by Chicago police during a fan meetup at The Bean

How livestreaming, Call of Duty singalongs, and YouNow tipped off his career before the boy band days

Lessons from the Why Don’t We era, chance encounters with Sabrina Carpenter, and why his debut EP marks his most authentic music yet

Tap in for a conversation that blends nostalgia, new beginnings, and a sneak peek at what’s next for Corbyn Besson.

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Actor, singer, and rising country star Asher Angel joins Tamara Dhia for a wide-ranging conversation about his career transformation—from Disney Channel’s Andi Mack to starring in Shazam, and now making waves in Nashville.

Asher opens up about:

We also dive into fan-castings of Asher as Spider-Man or a Power Ranger, the Disney star pipeline, and his hopes for fans to feel authentic storytelling in his music.

Whether you know him as Jonah Beck from Andi Mack, Billy Batson from Shazam, or the voice behind your new favorite country track, this episode is a must-listen for fans of pop, country, and everything in between. 

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Ryan Cabrera jumps on with Erik Zachary for a fast, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt catch-up that runs from Times Square windows to toddler tantrums. Ryan’s celebrating the 20th anniversary of “On The Way Down” with a star-stacked new version (Joey Fatone, AJ McLean, members of Hanson, Hot Chelle Rae, Nick from Walk the Moon) and a punchy rock take with Like Ghost—proof that great songs don’t age, they shapeshift. 

He talks late nights turned dad life, why seeing his daughter side-stage changes the meaning of every show, and how painting (shoutout to a first portrait of Charles Bukowski in Lisa Marie Presley’s Hawaii home) became his creative reset. Plus: TRL war stories, a Will Ferrell cameo, being up for “Best New Artist” against Kanye West. 

Other Highlights

   •   The 20th-anniversary “On The Way Down” collab lineup + the Like Ghost rock version

   •   From road warrior to girl dad: performing with family in the wings

   •   Painting as therapy and philanthropy (Bukowski → Dylan → Harrison)

   •   TRL nostalgia, VHS time capsules, and a Will Ferrell flashback

   •   Fans old and new, and the timeless power of a great hook. 

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