Bringin' it Backwards

Yoke Lore, an indie pop artist, discusses his journey in music, the inspiration behind his new album, and the challenges he faces as an artist. He shares his upbringing in an artistic family, the origins of hit songs, and the power of meditation and gratitude in his creative process.

Ava Della Pietra, a former Broadway actress and pop artist, talks about her journey from School of Rock to her latest single 'Ego.' She discusses her growth as a songwriter, winning numerous awards, and her upcoming ambitious dual degree program at Harvard-Berkle. Ava shares her experiences in the music industry, the impact of COVID on her career, and her love for dance genre inspired by artist Dua Lipa.

Stephanie Poetri, an Indonesian-born singer-songwriter, discusses her new single 'Astrologically Illogical' and her journey in the music industry. She talks about finding inspiration in K-pop, the story behind her viral hit 'I Love You 3000,' gaining attention through social media, changing her sound, and offers advice for aspiring artists.

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In this podcast, the band Gozu discusses their new album and the challenges they faced during the recording process. They also talk about their love for sports, the importance of humor in their music, and their recent sold-out show in Boston.

Levi Hummon, a singer-songwriter immersed in the music scene from a young age, discusses topics such as his upbringing in Nashville, discovering a passion for songwriting, viral hits on TikTok, collaboration with other artists, and exploring genre-defying music.

The Main Squeeze, a multicultural band from Los Angeles, talk about their origins, winning an international competition, working with producers in LA, the impact of a lightning storm delay on their performance, the rivalry between LA and the Bay Area football teams, releasing an album during the pandemic, and their journey into banking and creating their latest album.

Country star Warren Zeiders discusses his rise to success, his platinum hit 'Ride The Lightning', and his new album 'Pretty Little Poison'. They also talk about their journey in the music industry, recording and marketing their own music, and the concept behind the album. The guest shares their career growth and milestone achievements, including opening for George Strait and upcoming performances.

Interview with Caskets on their journey from debut album success to reflections on their new album. Discussing personal experiences, collaborative songwriting, and working with Dan Weller. Also, exploring band origins, influences, and advice for aspiring artists.

Jaime Wyatt, singer-songwriter with a new album, discusses her journey in the music industry, AI note takers, NFTs, and the impact of AI. She also talks about her experiences living in Nashville, getting signed at 17, upcoming song releases, the recording process, instrument choices, colorful vinyl, and advice for aspiring artists.