Bringin' it Backwards

Jet Jurgensmeyer, rising actor and talented musician, shares the creative process behind his latest single 'Falling Too' and the power of music to evoke unique emotions. He discusses his journey in the entertainment industry, challenges of podcasting, and his upcoming album. Jet also reflects on growing up in Nashville, early music experiences, and the challenges of balancing acting and music in the industry.

Leah Kate, alt-pop singer and break-up pop heavyweight, discusses her journey into music, her move from Los Angeles to New York, and her viral moments on TikTok. She also talks about creating a track listing for her debut album to convey a specific story and message to fans. The podcast delves into the artist's vulnerability in her lyrics, her upcoming tour, and collaborations with other artists like Steve Aoki.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Viisi over Zoom video!Viisi, formerly known as Matthew Borley, takes us on a journey through his music evolution. Born in Calgary, Canada, and raised in Winnipeg's chilling cold, Viisi's hip-hop passion ignited through his father's influence. Crafting rhymes from age 10, a Facebook track at 14 garnered praise, boosting his music confidence. YouTube beats fueled his creativity, progressing to licensed tracks, with parental support enhancing his setup.Viisi's music voyage unfolds, shaped by YouTube beats, and culminating in licensed originals. His alliance with manager Tim sprang from serendipity, paving industry pathways. The moniker "viisi" stems from Finnish "five," symbolizing life's five-year cycles.Viisi dives into the Liminal Collection. Personal, raw songs echo the liminal theory, each episode titled after a theory-linked word. Future artists are advised to maintain authenticity. Eleven pre-planned episodes are primed for release, bearing Viisi's distinct mark.We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #viisi #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bringin-it-backwards--4972373/support.

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.

Sarah Reeves, a Nashville-based pop singer, discusses her recent success with the release of her song 'Get Back Your Fight' on TikTok and Instagram. She talks about the healing power of music and how she has used it to confront issues in her own life. Reeves also shares her upbringing in a musical family and her experiences performing in church. She discusses her resilience in rebuilding her career and her upcoming album. The podcast also covers her recent music production and plans for future projects, including Christmas songs and live shows. Plus, there are event highlights and valuable advice for aspiring artists.

London-based singer-songwriter and producer Gareth Donkin discusses his debut album 'Welcome Home' and his musical journey. He talks about his influences ranging from R&B and yacht rock to funk, pop, and more. Donkin showcases his mix of instrumental virtuosity and emotional intuition, with deeply moving lyrical explorations of longing, desire, and determination. The podcast also explores Donkin's background, his experiences with music production, and the impact of different locations on his songwriting.

Boy Named Banjo, a Nashville-native group with a rich, eclectic sound, discusses their major label debut album, 'Dusk,' along with their wistful new single, 'Lonely In This Town.' They explore their musical origins, formation as a band, and the challenges they faced in finding a record label. They also share their favorite venues, upcoming projects, and advice for aspiring artists to stay authentic and make great music.

Madilyn Bailey, pop singer-songwriter, discusses her recent release 'Serious' and its accompanying music video. She talks about the theme of the song, her upbringing in a small town, her YouTube journey, touring experiences, and empowering through hate comments. Madilyn also shares her experience releasing a solo record after being part of a successful girl group and navigating the reality television industry. She also discusses collaborating with Sophie Simmons and her personal journey with endometriosis and IVF.

Wowashwow, a rising hip-hop artist and female powerhouse, discusses her new album, The Algorithm, that challenges the rules of algorithms governing online society. She blends punk rock, indie hip-hop, and freestyle rap to create a genre-fluid experience. They also talk about their musical upbringing, selling albums, discovering hip hop, and the power of consistency in the journey of becoming an artist.

Holding Absence talks about their new album, their parents' influence on their music, touring experiences, reflections on playing at the Download Festival, collaborative songwriting, upcoming tour plans, and memories in Nashville.