We Talk About Music

We Talk About Music

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We Talk About Music episodes

  • The Badly Behaved (Returns!)

    Berlin-based band, The Badly Behaved, takes listeners on a thought-provoking journey with their electrifying single, "Who Am I?" Serving as the title track of their album released last year, the song has been reimagined and expertly mixed by renowned British producer Jamie Sellers for its release as a single. With a pulsating dance beat, "Who Am I?" delves into the existential struggle of self-identity faced not only by successful musicians or actors but by each and every one of us.

    20 min
  • Mike Habhab

    Troy-based singer-songwriter Mike Habhab has just shared another heartfelt single and accompanying video titled "Show Me A Way Out". Drawing from his personal experiences and life situations, Habhab pours his heart and soul into his music, creating a deep connection with his listeners.

    16 min
  • Wildcat Hawkins

    In another bold and spontaneous move, Wildcat Hawkins presents his latest single, "Handshake Deal," showcasing his improvisational skills and embracing the raw authenticity that comes with it. This candid offering delves into Hawkins' personal journey, revealing his growth as an artist and his exploration of trauma healing. Hawkins approaches "Handshake Deal" with a sense of vulnerability and trust in his own intuition. He recognizes the power of improvisation in capturing the genuine essence of his emotions and experiences. By delving deep into his subconscious, Hawkins taps into a wellspring of musical creativity, blending his childhood memories, trauma healing, and alchemical influences to shape the unique flavor of his music.


    21 min
  • Gregory Armstrong

    In a heartfelt tribute to the late Ronnie James Dio, music veteran Gregory Armstrong has assembled a supergroup of talented musicians for the release of "This Is Your Life 2023." With this single and its accompanying video, Armstrong not only pays homage to Dio's legacy but also supports his charity, The Stand Up and Shout Foundation. Our interview with Gregory, which can be found below, did a wonderful job of shining light on the making of this outstanding song.

    22 min
  • Smooth Retsina Glow

    In a journey marked by resilience and artistic evolution, Smooth Retsina Glow emerges triumphantly with their new studio album, "Gemini Reign." Since their formation in 2019, the band has faced numerous challenges, including lineup changes and the impact of the global pandemic. However, these trials have only served to refine their sound and strengthen their artistic vision. Our interview with the band, which can be found below, gave us the perfect insight into how this stellar record was created!

    24 min
  • Only Okay (Returns!)

    In a flurry of creative output, Griffin Shiminski, known by his stage name Only Okay, continues to impress with his latest EP, "Me." As part of his ambitious project to release a new EP each month, "Me" stands as a four-song testament to the versatility and depth of Only Okay's musicality. With each track offering a unique sonic experience, Griffin invites listeners into his world, encouraging them to embrace their true selves unapologetically. Our interview with the artist, which you can find below, gave us all of the important information we needed to know about this stellar record!

    22 min
  • Andrew Whitehouse

    Andrew Whitehouse, a true powerhouse in the music world, showcases his exceptional talents in his latest release, "The Darkness in Your Soul." With a diverse background as a musician, underground House DJ, film & TV composer, and engineer/producer, Whitehouse's multifaceted artistry shines through in this mesmerizing track. As a songwriter at heart, he skillfully weaves powerful meanings and messages into his compositions, creating a profound musical experience.

    24 min
  • Dear Shadow

    Dear Shadow, the Atlanta-based prog metal band, unleashes their highly anticipated debut full-length album, "The Yin and Yang Realities," a captivating and emotional experience that pushes the boundaries of progressive rock. With influences ranging from Deftones to Mastodon, the band presents a unique fusion of technical riffs, explosive rhythms, and immersive storytelling, creating an album that rocks hard while remaining approachable to a wide range of listeners. "The Yin and Yang Realities" is not just an album; it is a sonic voyage into a rich and intricate story. Frontman Trence King (Aeon Slate) has crafted an original narrative specifically for this album, inviting listeners to dive into a world of depth and meaning. The band's commitment to storytelling is evident in every track, as they weave together intricate musical arrangements with thought-provoking lyrics.


    26 min
  • Temples

    Fresh off the release of their fourth and long-awaited studio album Exotico, we got the amazing opportunity to sit down with the members of Temples for an in-depth interview to discuss the specifics of the record and beyond. British psychedelic rock band Temples have just wrapped up their North American tour to mark the release of their latest album, Exotico. Produced by Sean Ono Lennon and mixed by GRAMMY® Award-winner Dave Fridmann, the album has quickly become their most experimental collection yet, with 16 tracks that serve as a “panoramic musical travelog set beyond the horizon on an impossibly utopic island”. Our interview with the band was a dream come true and a perfect insight into not only what makes them so great, but shows off the cohesion within their group.


    15 min
  • Temples

    Fresh off the release of their fourth and long-awaited studio album Exotico, we got the amazing opportunity to sit down with the members of Temples for an in-depth interview to discuss the specifics of the record and beyond. British psychedelic rock band Temples have just wrapped up their North American tour to mark the release of their latest album, Exotico. Produced by Sean Ono Lennon and mixed by GRAMMY® Award-winner Dave Fridmann, the album has quickly become their most experimental collection yet, with 16 tracks that serve as a “panoramic musical travelog set beyond the horizon on an impossibly utopic island”. Our interview with the band was a dream come true and a perfect insight into not only what makes them so great, but shows off the cohesion within their group.

    15 min

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