Bringin' it Backwards

Brooklyn and Nashville based artist/producer/guitar sensation, Patrick Droney, returns to talk about his upcoming album, collaborations with Butch Walker and Foy Vance, and the power of music as a time machine. He discusses his journey from New York to Nashville, the process of recording his latest album, and the importance of capturing initial emotions and energy in music demos.

Guest Elliot Greer, a songwriter and storyteller, discusses his recent song "I Bought A Honda", his musical journey, and the challenges of success in the industry. He shares advice for aspiring artists and the inspiration behind his captivating visual storytelling songs.

Irene Wong, Chinese-American influencer, model, and singer-songwriter, discusses her journey from social media fame to pursuing her dream of music. Topics include her classical training, navigating high school in Alabama as an Asian teenager, her experience with TikTok and music collaboration, filming a music video, and advice for aspiring artists.

Interview with Saint Agnes, a committed and ferocious four-strong outfit from the UK. They discuss their intense vocal performances, honest lyrics, and rage-fuelled music. They talk about their journey into music, challenges of shipping merchandise post-Brexit, and embracing vulnerability while recording an album.

Interview with Kid Prexy, talented powerhouse in contemporary Pop, Hip-Hop, and Alternative music. Kid Prexy shares his background in music, attending School of Rock, opening for Kid Laroyce, and his new single 'Shooting Star'. They discuss his early releases, debut performance during the pandemic, and going from a small show to opening for Kid Laroy. They also talk about versatile musician Tosh, opening for Kittilore, and the process of creating music from scratch for their upcoming EP.

TOBi, a Nigerian born, Los Angeles-based artist, talks about his new album 'PANIC' and shares his track 'Flatline' featuring Kenny Mason. He discusses the theme of personal power in his music and his Juno Award wins. TOBi also talks about his decision to pursue music instead of medicine, the influence of 'The Alchemist,' and how a grant helped boost his music career. He shares his experience signing with RCA and the challenges of releasing his album during the pandemic.

Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter, Jill Andrews, discusses her new album 'Modern Age' inspired by the passing of a childhood friend. Reflecting on the simplicity of the past, she explores the nostalgia of childhood in the 80s in her song '80s Baby'. She also shares advice for aspiring artists and talks about creating space for creativity.

AZRA, pop-rock goddess, shares her journey from South Korea to the Bay Area, overcoming hardships and empowering others to follow their dreams. She discusses her unique Substance Pop sound, her involvement in punk rock bands, and transitioning to trap hip hop and dance music. She also talks about adapting to life with limited vision, her journey from modeling to music, and upcoming performances.

Akintoye, a fast-rising hip hop artist, discusses his journey in music, influences, and navigating the industry. He talks about his new single 'Fuck Em Up Moses' and shares advice for aspiring artists. They also discuss the concept behind the cover art and the pitfalls of being a 'weirdo'.

Interview with Dominique Fils-Aimé, JUNO Award winning artist. They discuss the power of music as therapy, the relevance of their albums to current times, exploring the connection between the spine and art, and the significance of numerology.