Bringin' it Backwards

Will Swinton, Auckland singer-songwriter who recently released his new EP, Better Days, talks about his journey in the music industry, learning to create music, pursuing a music career against all odds, the importance of a press release for independent artists, and meeting Machine Gun Kelly, which led to exciting opportunities for his career.

Interview with The Guess Who covers topics such as their new album Plein D'Amour, their chart-topping hits, the band lineup changes, navigating the transition in technology, reminiscing about venues and songs, and appreciating life and touring experiences.

Reyna Roberts, breakout country artist and showstopping performer, discusses her debut album Bad Girl Bible, Vol 1, the inspiration behind her focus track "Miranda", and her experiences at New York Fashion Week

Saul, the Iowa quartet known for their metallic grooves and magnetic melodies, talk about their music, tours, struggles as touring musicians, and challenges of releasing an album during the pandemic.

UMI, R&B singer-songwriter, talks about her new EP 'talking to the wind' and her journey of finding wisdom and creative motivation. She discusses her upbeat anthem 'why dont we go' and the accompanying playful youth-filled video. UMI also shares her musical upbringing, the influence of growing up in Seattle, and the process of creating her album 'Forest in the City'.

Tim Montana, singer/songwriter/guitarist, shares his journey from growing up off-the-grid to becoming a successful musician. He discusses his experiences with songwriting, collaborating with famous artists like Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, and his new single 'Devil You Know' that displays a different side of his musical personality. Montana's story is filled with twists and turns, from selling out shows to catching David Letterman's attention. The podcast also touches on his childhood, forming a band, collaborating with Kid Rock, and an exciting new project involving ZZ Top and a hot sauce company in Montana.

MARIS, singer, songwriter, artist and performer, discusses her unique artistic style and the duality in her music. She draws influences from various genres and styles, creating a dynamic pop sound. MARIS's live performances create a riveting aura, allowing attendees to be their truest selves. She recently signed with indie record label, Black House, and her debut EP, Gravity, is out now!

Candlebox, celebrating 30 years of success, discusses their new album, The Long Goodbye, and reflects on their evolving maturity, fleeting time, and lasting love. Lead single "Punks" sends a cautionary message to young bands, while "What Do You Need" showcases a sneering statement of independence. The band's legacy serves as inspiration for young punks to come.

May-A, Australian singer-songwriter, discusses her upbringing in a musical family, her experiences busking, winning songwriting competitions, signing a publishing deal, releasing music during COVID, and her upcoming tour. They also discuss her early interest in saxophone, exploring creativity, the impact of COVID-19 on the music industry, the importance of press releases for independent artists, and the evolution of her music.

The Beaches, a band consisting of sisters Jordan Miller and Kylie Miller along with friends Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel, discuss their journey in music, the formation of their band, unexpected awards, adapting music release plans during the pandemic, and achieving success as an independent band.