Today, we're talking to Martina San Diego. Martina, a Filipino-American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, has traversed the landscapes of the Philippines, Virginia, New York City, and now calls Atlanta home. Her music, a fusion of her diverse experiences, resonates with an ethereal, alternative folk sound that is uniquely hers. 

We had an engaging conversation about self-discovery and listening to your heart. More Info:

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Today, we're talking to songwriter Matthew Pendrick of the band Slow Parade. Slow Parade’s music reveals something essential in the simplest of moments.  In the same way that a sculptor uses a chisel, Pendrick carves extraordinary melodies from cowboy chords, infusing them with his own hard-won wisdom. 

We had a thoughtful conversation about songwriting and how the extraordinary can lurk in the mundane. 

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Today, we're talking to Julianna Money. Throughout their career, Julianna has created shimmering music that thrives with quiet intensity, delving into themes of love, human nature, and desire. We had an inspiring conversation about process and how distance can strengthen things.  More Info Web: juliannamoney.com Bandcamp: juliannamoney.bandcamp.com Facebook: @juliannamoneymusic Instagram: @julianna.money SoundCloud: @juliannamoney

Today, we're talking to songwriter Quinn Cicala about his song New York Times. Originally from South Carolina, Quinn's take on Post-Country mixes heartfelt songwriting with four on the floor urgency. We had a fascinating conversation about secret joys, narrative throughlines, and why we should all take songwriting a little less seriously.  More info about Quinn Cicala can be found here: 

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Today, we're talking to Emily Backus of Mom Friend about her song Luke Danes. Mom Friend is a power-pop project led by Backus with songs about feminist anger and good old-fashioned wallowing. We had an inspiring conversation about positive self-talk, rhythms, and why every song is a love song.   More info about Mom Friend can be found here:  Bandcamp Instagram: