Oliver Hazard, the Waterville, Ohio indie-folk outfit, discusses their new self-titled album, sharing their unique blend of delicate arrangements and sturdy melodies. They talk about their simple approach to music and how the album captures shared experiences. The band shares their story of band mythmaking and their debut album created in a surprising way. They also discuss their musical background, preparations for a mini tour in Alaska, and the growth of their music festival. The podcast covers geographical locations, personal anecdotes, and their journey from Ohio to San Francisco. They share their experience of quitting their jobs, going on a living room tour, and connecting with fans on a more intimate level.
