In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed the Florida dance/pop artist, Miggz the Atlas, about his latest singles "Collide" and "Shameless." During the interview, he also discussed what the songs meant to him, as well as new merch he has released.

Shout out to Miggz for his time and patience, and for allowing me to use the track "Collide" during this podcast episode.

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed the Columbus, OH garage-rock band El Camino Acid. More specifically; the band's guitarist Evan Westfall, and drummer Henry Allen. During the interview the guys spoke about what it was like for them to create their latest album 'Sunset Motel.' They also described their reaction to performing a sold-out record release show, and more!

Thank you Evan and Henry for taking the time out of their busy schedules to do the interview & for allowing me to use the track "Chang the Banker" for this episode.

Go support El Camino Acid by listening to 'Sunset Motel' now available on all major streaming platforms, or by purchasing the album on "Sunset Orange" vinyl via Rough Trade Records - https://www.roughtrade.com/us/el-camino-acid/sunset-motel

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"Our priority has always been [releasing] a constant stream of music." - Casey Bruce

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast, I interviewed Chase Durrett and Casey Bruce of the bedroom pop/indie pop band j. pastel. During the episode, Durrett and Bruce discussed what it was like for them to create the group’s latest EP ‘Waiting Days.’ They also discussed their EP ‘Cutting Magazines’ which they released in March of this year, and announced when fans can expect more music from them.

Shout out to Chase and Casey for taking the time out of their busy schedules to come on the podcast for the interview, and for allowing me to use the song “Be Cool” during this episode. Let me know who I should interview next by leaving a comment or by sending an email to [email protected]

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In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed Hannah Joy; the guitarist/vocalist of the Australian indie/pop trio the Middle Kids. During the interview she discussed what it was like for the band to release their second studio album 'Today We're the Greatest' while going through a worldwide pandemic. She also explained the meaning behind some lyrics on the album, as well as what her songwriting style is like.

Click here to check out the written portion of the interview: https://www.theodysseyonline.com/hannah-joy-interview

Click here to read the full review of 'Today We're the Greatest:' https://www.theodysseyonline.com/middle-kids-album-review-

Huge shout out to Hannah Joy for taking the time out of her busy schedule to do the interview, and to Katie from Grandstand Media for helping set everything up. Who should I interview next? Let me know by sending an email to [email protected]

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed the rising Christian-Pop artist Natalie Layne. Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee; Layne spoke about her latest EP release ‘Castles’ and described what it was like to create the hit songs, "Steady," and "Something Good Is Coming." Further into the interview she also spoke about what it was like to create the EP's fantastic artwork, and revealed new music on the way for 2022. If you haven’t already go check out Natalie Layne’s music now available on all major streaming platforms. Shout out to Natalie Layne for taking time out of her schedule to do the interview, and to Fearless PR for helping set everything up. Who do you want me to interview next? Let me know by leaving a comment below or sending an email to [email protected]

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“Look for new music, there will be stuff on the way. I’m really excited what I’m making now and I’m looking forward to showing the world – and I’m really looking forward to live performances. A lot of my time as a musician has been spent on a stage just not performing my own songs. So I feel like that’s a cool threshold I can reach, I want people to know that I’m excited about doing that.” - Cam Johnson.

In this episode of The Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed the Los Angeles based singer/songwriter/producer Cam Johnson (aka Never Met a Human.) During the interview he discussed what it was like to create his first EP 'Mini Human Heart,' and what his songwriting process is like. He also promised listeners new music in the near future, as well as live show performances.

Huge shout out to Cam for taking the time out of his busy schedule to do the interview, and to Thien-Y for helping to set everything up. The song "Habitat" was used during this episode off the EP 'Mini Human Heart.'

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“The record pressing plant was like, ‘Is this guy dead or not?!’ No one knew what was going on, and then all of a sudden everyone just stopped caring because he wasn’t dead. This dude is just walking around Australia with a fake identity now … I hope that everyone we work with from here on out won’t fake their death. I don’t want to sound heartless and mean, but the dude is legit alive.” – Jenn Lombari on the cons of faking your death in Australia

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed the local Rhode Island melodic-punk duo, Stubborn Hearts, about their latest release ‘What Fresh Hell.’ During the interview guitarist/vocalist Jenn Lombari explained the meaning behind tracks like “Bob’s Burgers,” and “The Connection.” Drummer, Doug Metivier, also promoted the band’s upcoming cd release party at the News Café in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on Saturday, October 9th.

Huge thanks to Jenn and Doug for taking the time out of their busy schedules to sit down and do the interview, and for allowing me to use the track “Too Late Now” during this episode. Additional shout out to Jeff Thropp and Evan Grasso for filming and maintaining the camera during this episode.

Be sure to check out Stubborn Hearts’ music now streaming on all major platforms.

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Rather watch the interview? Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgtwBLnKFyc

"I want people to move forward in the things they want to do, don’t let somebody else or anything else hold you back on from following what you want to follow. Don’t let anybody fuck with your dreams.” - Miguel Angel

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed southern Florida pop-artist, The Atlas, about his latest music and his songwriting process. During the interview he discussed what it was like to create the four singles he released this year, "Her Touch," "Strangers,' "Love and Light (feat. Dailyn Castellanos)," and "Broke me first." Additionally, he revealed new singles he's working on, and his transition from metal to pop music.

Huge shout out to Miguel for taking the time to do the interview and for allowing me to use his single "Her Touch" during this video. An additional shout out to Nic Beardsley for helping set everything up. Be sure to check out The Atlas' music now streaming on YouTube, Spotify, and SoundCloud.

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Rather watch this interview? Click here: https://youtu.be/xXHTKi1TGEg

“If you want to upset your parents…or anybody at all. You can play them the ‘Breakfast’ EP.” – Avery Mandeville

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed the absolutely wonderful and immensely talented Avery Mandeville of Little Hag. During the interview, Avery gave an in-depth look at the band’s latest EP ‘Breakfast’ and what it was like for her to write the lyrics for “Piss,” “Blood,” and “Cum.” Additionally, Avery also mentioned that the band will be releasing the single “Cherry” off their upcoming album Leash on September 8th, whereas Leash will see it’s release date on September 24th.

Huge shout out to Avery for being so rad, and for squeezing in this interview before she sent in her final paper for College. If you haven’t already – go listen to the ‘Breakfast’ EP now available on all streaming platforms. & while you’re at it; go preorder Leash on vinyl by visiting littlehag.bandcamp.com

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Rather watch this interview? Click here: https://youtu.be/G-7ADd5XYUw

In this episode of the Turnt Abel Podcast I interviewed Jason Roberts, Jeff Ramsey, and Brandon Cary from the Illinois Pop-Punk band Jumping Ship. During the interview they discussed the creation of their latest EP “Good Grief,” the jump from Metalcore to Pop-Punk, and how they created the music video for the track “Sooner or Later.”

If you haven’t already, go check out Jumping Ship’s latest EP “Good Grief” now available on all major streaming platforms. Shout out to Jason, Jeff, and Brandon for taking time out of their schedules to do the interview, and for being such rad dudes.

Rather watch this episode? Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eb6bkwwJcIo

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