Patrick Miranda

Patrick Miranda, singer of Movements, opens up about their recent tour, the excitement around their new album, and memorable festival moments. Bert McCracken, lead singer of The Used, celebrates his band's 25th anniversary, discussing their debut album and a graphic novel project. The duo reflects on the evolving festival culture, sharing personal tour stories and the emotional power of music. They emphasize the thrill of live performances and the unique bond with fans, all while reminiscing about their musical journeys.

Patrick Miranda, the vocalist and lyricist of the band Movements, shares insights into their rise within the emo and post-hardcore scenes. He discusses the band's latest album, 'No Good Left To Give,' and reflects on their rapid success right after their first show. Patrick dives into his tattoo artistry journey and writing songs about taboo topics like sex and depression. He also shares a hilarious incident involving stalking Tom Felton at a concert, highlights the struggles of the pandemic, and the evolution of their sound while navigating the complexities of the music industry.

Patrick Miranda, lead singer of the band Movements and known for their emotive lyrics, returns to discuss their pivotal album released during the pandemic. He opens up about navigating mental health struggles, financial stresses, and the thrill of writing their first explicit song. The conversation highlights the impact of COVID-19 on touring, the creative pressures of producing new music, and the shift from live performances to innovative streaming solutions. Celebrating personal growth and resilience, Patrick shares insights into their evolving sound and emotional journey.