Bringin' it Backwards

Caroline Romano, Nashville-based alt-pop sensation, discusses her new single 'girl in a china shop' and her ability to capture the highs and lows of young adulthood through her music. The podcast explores Caroline's musical journey, her decision to pursue music full-time, and her experiences writing and recording songs during the pandemic. The episode also touches on topics like the changing music industry, collaborating with artists, and advice for aspiring musicians.

Brooklyn-based alt-rocker Moon Walker discusses his new experimental album Apocalypticism, his musical influences like The Beatles and David Bowie, and confronting society's flaws. He also shares his experience transitioning from being in a band to starting a solo project called Moonwalker. The podcast episode explores topics such as the importance of validation and recognition in music, selling songs to sound libraries, the evolution of TikTok as a music promotion tool, and the use of similar-sounding music in commercials.

Interview with Between You & Me covering topics like their new single 'YEAH!', their independent status, challenges of touring in Australia, their musical upbringing, experiences with bands and tours, building an audience, HelloFresh, and their creative freedom as artists.

Austin Williams, a rising star in the music scene, discusses his fast rise to success, blending country and hip-hop sonics, toxic relationships, and his upcoming music and tour. He shares his journey from Tennessee to music, recovery, and collaborations. The podcast also touches on HelloFresh, TikTok, the impact of social media comments, and the creation of his upcoming song.

Ryan Cabrera, pop icon and platinum-selling singer-songwriter, discusses his new single, his rise to stardom, and his experiences in the music industry. He shares stories about moving to LA, impressing record labels, facing rejection, and balancing family and touring. The interview also touches on his friendship with Ryan Key, their wives being pregnant at the same time, and Halloween plans.

Roger Eno, musician and composer, discusses his new album 'The Skies that Shift Like Chords' featuring tracks with vocals by Cecily Eno. He reflects on his collaboration with brother Brian Eno and shares his journey in pursuing a career in music. The speaker also talks about their relationship as siblings, reaching out to a manager, collaborating during COVID-19, and exploring the concept of harmony in music and life.

Nobody Likes You Pat, a Saint Paul, Minnesota-based artist known for his moving melodies and stimulating lyrics, discusses his musical journey, living in different cities, and the impact of COVID-19 on his career. He reflects on his decision to return to his hometown, shares his experiences with bands, studying audio production in Canada, and pursuing music in LA. He also talks about the success of his current project, working with a network, and the challenges of releasing albums.

Locket, a Canadian alt rock band, discusses their new album 'Superluminal' and their latest single 'Blame My Brain.' They talk about the inspiration behind the song and how it reflects their journey as a band. The podcast also covers topics like the changing music scene in San Diego, the history of the band Safe to Say, their journey to recognition, creating music amidst the pandemic, and transitioning from band identity to more.

The Iron Roses, a passionate group of musicians, discuss their protest anthems that combine angry lyrics with uplifting music. They highlight the rarity of punk bands that maintain authenticity and connect with listeners. The podcast covers their upbringing as military brats, the evolution of the band, the bass player's unique contribution, the writing process of their new album, the importance of letting everyone contribute, and their upcoming album release and tour plans.

Sleep Theory, a breakout band known for their intense performance and apocalyptic imagery, discusses topics such as creating their music video, the emotional essence of their song 'Fallout', and their upcoming 40-date trek with Beartooth. They also talk about the appeal of reimagined songs, their musical upbringing in Mississippi and Memphis, and their journey to viral success on TikTok.