Chloe Freda Jane is a genre-defying artist whose haunting vocals and cinematic soundscapes blur the lines between alt-pop, indie, and soul. In this conversation, Chloe opens up about crafting songs that live at the intersection of vulnerability and identity. From finding a home in music to embracing the art of not fitting in, she invites us into her world.

Follow her on social media and streaming platforms. Chloe releases most of her tracks on SoundCloud.

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If you enjoyed this episode and/or have any suggestions and want to reach out, you can contact us at [email protected].

Also make sure to check out my EP called You > Time. by David Haye

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In this episode, I sit down with Austin-based photographer and UX designer Jazz Moe, whose work captures the beauty of authentic, emotion-filled moments. We talk about her creative journey—from discovering photography in high school, to blending her background in design with her passion for storytelling through images. Jazz shares how she helps clients feel comfortable in front of the camera, what inspires her soft and romantic style, and the personal touches she brings to every session.

Whether you’re a creative, a photographer, or simply someone who loves hearing how art connects people, this conversation is full of insight, warmth, and inspiration.

🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Garcia — the visionary composer behind Symphonyte Audio. From sweeping cinematic scores to emotionally resonant film music, Ryan shares his journey into the world of music production, what inspires his sound, and how he crafts powerful tracks for film, TV, and games.

Whether you're a fellow composer, filmmaker, or just someone who loves film music — this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

🎧 Follow Ryan's work at symphonyteaudio.com
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- David Haye

Singer-songwriter Mitch Wilson joins us to talk about his journey from drumming in Portland's indie scene to fronting his own electro-pop project. We dive into the story behind his latest single Secondhand Emotion, and how his background in theater and punk shapes his vibrant, heartfelt sound.

Follow to hear the other episodes of this series with Mitch and much more.

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In this episode of Why I Create, we delve into the world of Detroit’s own Paul Bill Jr., a Grammy-considered and award-winning artist who skillfully weaves gospel, soul-pop, and raw vulnerability into his music. From the uplifting worship anthems like “Forever” to the introspective “Loser,” we explore the purpose-driven artistry and personal conviction that drive Paul’s powerful music.

In this episode of Why I Create, we dive into the glossy, high-stakes world of contemporary art with a debut novelist whose background in galleries, museums, and auction houses gives her fiction a razor-sharp edge. We explore how ambition, image, and power collide in her book The Spectacle, and how storytelling can expose the hidden dynamics of industries that thrive on exclusivity.

We also talk about the creative process and what it means to build a world from the inside out.

Discover more at annabarrington.com, and don’t forget to follow, review, and share Why I Create. Looking for a soundtrack to your next creative session? Stream You > Time. — an EP of soft cinematic music by me, David Haye, available now wherever you stream.

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David

In this episode, John Thornton joins us to talk about the creative spark behind his dance, feel-good sound. We dive into what he's most proud of, the emotional rewards of making music, and the artists who shaped his journey. This is a candid look at one artist's pursuit of pop euphoria.

Follow John Thornton on TikTok and Instagram and find his music wherever you stream.

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David

In this episode, we sit down with Sheffield - based singer-songwriter Rob Modus, a rising voice in the indie folk scene known for his rich melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and hands-on approach to production. From his beginnings in local folk clubs to crafting his own tracks in a self-built home studio, Rob shares the story behind his creative journey.

Rob's new album, "Before Breakfast," is out on all platforms!

Thank you for listening. I hope you enjoy the episode! Make sure to go support Rob and his music. You can find him wherever you listen to music and on Instagram.

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We don't like to talk about it, but every artist - no matter how brilliant - has made something... ugly.

In this solo episode, I dive into creative failure. From Billie Eilish's bedroom recordings to Tyler Mitchell's offbeat photos and Hans Zimmer's sonic accidents, this episode explores why the things that don't work are often the key to the work that does.

If you've ever wanted to throw your sketchbook in the trash - DON'T.

Check out my new EP called "You > Time." wherever you listen. It is linked on this page.

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Luke Prov is a genre-blending artist whose music weaves together indie folk, alternative rock, and subtle electronic textures. With heartfelt lyrics and a raw, emotional delivery, his sound is both nostalgic and fresh—balancing acoustic warmth with modern production. From introspective ballads to upbeat, punk-tinged tracks, Luke crafts songs that feel deeply personal and adventurous.