On this episode, vocalist/lyricist Lalin St. Juste and bassist/producer Aki Ehara of the East bay band The Seshen chat and dive deep into the group's new LP "Nowhere," a concept album that chronicles the dissolution of the duo's romantic relationship, and it's evolution into a creative partnership.  Plus 2 hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode, meet the wonderful Indianna Hale, a San Francisco singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist that mixes Spaghetti Western/Twin Peaks sonics with fuzzy guitars and vocals/lyrics that sound like if Lana Del Rey came from West Marin instead of West Hollywood.  We chat and dive into her new LP "Yesterday's Glitter."  Plus two hours of fresh tunes from the Bay and beyond including a preview of the upcoming Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in Golden Gate Park. 

On this episode, San Francisco artist James Beastly swaps stories about surviving as a musician for the past 20+ years in San Francisco, as he celebrates the release of his second solo LP "Junk Values," a post-punk/indie examination of the the absurdity and beauty of life in chaotic times.  Plus two hours of brand new music from the Bay and beyond.  

In this Best of West of Twin Peaks Radio, interviews with four recent guest artists who dropped four of the best albums this summer. Oakland's Madeline Kenney, Berkeley's Maya Elisa, LA-by-way-of-the-Bay Zelma Stone and San Francisco's Marika Christine.

On this episode, meet San Francisco jazz/pop fusion, chill wave 4-piece group The Breathing Room...a band that met seven years ago at Community College and has been living together and making music ever since.  Hear our chat and deep dive into their debut self-titled LP.  Plus, two hours of fresh new music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode, a special guest artist double header, featuring Oakland's Madeline Kenney with a very revealing conversation about a life-altering break-up while diving deep into her new LP "A New Reality Mind," and LA-by-way-of-the-Bay artist Zelma Stone who discusses dancing through grief and life in her new EP "A Dance." Plus tons of fresh new music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode - introducing Broken Compass Bluegrass, an extremely talented young band out of the Sierra Foothills that's lighting a fire in the California bluegrass scene.  Meet the four musicians and dive deep into their astonishing debut LP, "Fools Gold."  Plus two hours of bluegrass and bluegrass-adjacent new music from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode, Berkeley's Maya Elise (and The Good Dream) joins me with an extremely thoughtful conversation about her evolution from folk to mixed genre-indie, reading a room from a performing artist's perspective, and how her sound has evolved on the band's new LP "Everything We Watered."  Plus, new music from SF acid-psych band The Spiral Electric, a mini-chat with Ellie Stokes about the new Grooblen LP, and tons more fresh tunes from the Bay and beyond.  

On this episode meet San Francisco's Marika Christine, a musician that's part of a youth art and music explosion that's re-energizing the City's cultural scene.  We chat about that and dive deep into her new debut solo LP, "Soft Like an Apricot."  Plus two hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.  

In this Best of West of Twin Peaks Radio episode....interview with four recent Bay area guest artists talking and diving deep into their new LPs....including....

Marin County's Go By Ocean:  "Can I Communicate With the Unknown"

Oakland's Cardboard People:  "Cardboard People"

Oakland's Asha Wells:  "Water Words"

Sacramento-based Rituals of Mine: "Hype Nostalgia"