Brittany Howard, a Grammy-winning singer and guitarist known for her role in Alabama Shakes, shares her life experiences and creative journey. She reflects on growing up biracial in Alabama and the emotional weight of loss in her music. The haunting tales from her eerie home add a unique twist. Brittany also discusses her collaboration with Prince, the inspiration behind her break-up songs, and the joy of connecting with fans, especially from the LGBTQ+ community, showcasing her journey of identity and artistic freedom.

Brittany Howard, the powerhouse vocalist and former Alabama Shakes frontwoman, opens up about her journey in music. She reveals how being told she didn’t look like a typical lead singer only fueled her fire to perform louder and more passionately. The discussion then shifts to 1982, where Chris Nashawaty explores the eight groundbreaking sci-fi films released that year and their lasting impact on the genre and the film industry. It's a captivating blend of personal anecdotes and cinematic history!

Brittany Howard discusses her new album 'What Now', upbringing in Alabama, and music influences like Sister Rosetta Tharpe. The podcast covers Nashville's music scene, transitioning from band to solo artist, and visual inspirations for album covers.

Brittany Howard's new album 'What Now' is discussed, focusing on her shift in musical style. Joel Ross's jazz vibraphone style and Boldy James and Nicholas Craven's technical rap mastery are also explored. The drone style of Collie Malone's music and the concept of musical mastery in 2024 are discussed. Lastly, the hosts express excitement about the possibility of Brittany Howard leading a halftime show.

Brittany Howard, a powerful and versatile artist, discusses her new album 'What Now' and her creative evolution. Topics include her diverse musical style, personal growth, creative freedom, writing music during the pandemic, and gratitude. A must-listen for fans of Howard's unique artistry.