By Kyle Donovan
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The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.
On this episode, Front Range artists Foxfeather and Kate Farmer take the stage. Their thoughtful songwriting and powerful voices have made an unforgettable impact in the Colorado music scene in recent years. Tune in to this episode to hear about their experiences integrating into the local music community, leading through vulnerability, and the power of friendship.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Foxfeather's Music: http://foxfeathermusic.com
Kate's Music: https://www.facebook.com/katefarmermusic
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
During this episode, Kyle sits down with Taylor Sims and Lauren Stovall, two Colorado-based musicians who have made a major impact on the local music community through their respective bands. Taylor co-fronts Bonnie & the Clydes, while Lauren is the front-woman for The Railsplitters. Tune in to this episode for in-depth discussions on making your own way in the music business, taking successes in stride, and augmenting each song's message with the power of a full band.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Taylor's Music: http://bonnieandherclydes.com
Lauren's Music: http://therailsplitters.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
On this episode, Kyle sits down with two veterans of the Boulder music community: Rebecca Folsom and Mark Oblinger. These two bring their unique perspective to the show, which is informed by decades of experience as vocal coaches, producers, and nationally recognized songwriters. Tune in to this month's episode for a discussion on using our vulnerability as a superpower, finding deeper meaning in our live performances, and words of wisdom for young, aspiring musicians.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Rebecca's Music: http://rebeccafolsom.com
Mark's Music: http://markoblinger.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
On this episode, Kyle sits down with two Fort Collins-based troubadours who bring a unique perspective and years of experience to the stage. Danielle Ate the Sandwich and Michael Kirkpatrick are two of Northern Colorado's most prominent indie musicians, making frequent appearances at home, on the road, and online. Tune in to this month's episode for a discussion on getting people off of the couch, engaging your audience, and how both musicians have an unspoken love for snow shoveling.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Danielle's Music: http://danielleatethesandwich.com
Michael's Music: http://michaelkirkpatricmusic.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
During this month's episode, Kyle sits down with two Boulder-based songstresses who bring passionate singing and strong theater backgrounds to the stage. Carolyn Hunter and Alexa Wildish tap into a range of emotions with their evocative songs and powerful stage presence. Tune in to this month's episode for a discussion on connecting with an audience, singing in your authentic voice, and writing the songs we need to hear.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Carolyn's Music: https://www.facebook.com/carolynhuntermusic/
Alexa's Music: https://www.alexawildish.com/
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
During this month's episode, Kyle sits down with two songwriters who have New Mexico roots. Meredith Wilder and Daniel Boling share thoughts on community, working with others, and a life on the road. Tune in to this month's episode for a discussion on how songs provide us the healing we need, how songwriting groups help us to grow, and just how far you can stretch a song prompt.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Meredith's Music: meredithwilder.me
Daniel's Music: danielboling.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
During this month's episode, Kyle sits down with Boulder-based songwriters Pamela Machala and Andrew Sturtz for a conversation on existential questions, the Boulder music community, and collaboration in Colorado. Tune in to this month's episode to hear us discuss the difference between major and minor tonalities, writing songs when we should be doing something else, and the eternal debate between Backstreet Boys and N*Sync.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Pamela's Music: pamelamachala.com
Andrew's Music: sturtzmusic.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
On this month's episode, Kyle sits down with award-winning songwriters Megan Burtt and Clint Alphin for a discussion on competition, touring, and defining success for yourself. Tune in to learn about Megan's childhood dreams of becoming the Little Mermaid, Clint's decision to pursue music instead of his family's business, and how both songwriters agree on the eternal question of which comes first: music or lyrics?
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Megan's Music: meganburtt.com
Clint's Music: clintalphin.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
During this episode, Kyle sits down with Antonio Lopez and Jobi Riccio for a discussion on songwriting, spirituality, and vulnerability. Tune in to learn about Antonio's first guitar, Jobi's childhood dreams of being a country singer, and how both songwriters feel about pursuing music during college.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Antonio's Music: antoniolopezmusic.com
Jobi's Music: jobirmusic.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
In this episode, Jackson Emmer and John Statz sit down with host Kyle Donovan for a conversation on songwriting, travel, and recording albums. Tune in to learn about Jackson's infatuation with minivans, John's obsession with cast-iron skillets, and how oatmeal boxes and old-time movies inspired these songwriters on their most recent releases.
The discussion is split up by four songs from each songwriter, recorded in front of a live audience at Still Cellars. Jackson's Music: jacksonemmer.com
John's Music: johnstatz.com
The Songwriter Hour: thesongwriterhour.com
The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.