Bringin' it Backwards

Guest Tyson Motsenbocker, a musician, discusses preserving youthful memories in his songs. They delve into his musical journey, experiences in different locations, early musical influences, small-town music scenes, music venues in San Diego, walking the El Camino Real, navigating COVID-19 restrictions, upcoming tour dates, and the importance of being creative.

Interview with R&B singer and songwriter Matt B who discusses his new single 'Ima Say It' and the importance of open communication with a partner. He shares his journey from growing up on the rough south side of Chicago to achieving success in Japan, topping the R&B charts there. Topics also include Matt B's upbringing, imposter syndrome in the music industry, and his advice for aspiring artists.

Entrepreneur, media personality, and recording artist David Duane discusses his career in the music industry, including his self-made brands and his upcoming television debut. He shares his experience creating his first album and transitioning from dance to music. David talks about his early interview experiences, attending a military high school, and pursuing his passion after graduation. He also delves into the making of a 13-year concept album and gives advice to aspiring artists, emphasizing authenticity and self-belief.

Kings Elliot, 2022's most promising new voice, discusses her upbringing in Switzerland, the conservative nature of the country's art industry, and the importance of lyrics in her music. She opens up about battling depression and anxiety, finding solace in music. Kings also shares the surreal experience of receiving a phone call to open up for a band on tour and talks about the collaborative process of creating artwork for her EP.

Interview with Ricky Reed, GRAMMY-Award winning producer and CEO of Nice Life Recording Company. Topics include discovering and launching Lizzo into superstardom, signing and developing The Marías, building out a staff for the label, mental health advocacy, and recent music production achievements.

Alisun, a talented musician with Latin roots, talks about her musical journey, performing on a two-year tour with Camila, and her new solo singles. She discusses her upbringing in a musical household, her traumatic experience in the studio, and the evolution of her songwriting. Alisun and her sister's decision to pursue separate paths in their music careers is explored, along with their album honoring their dad. The guest also shares the significance of numerology in her life and the deep connections formed over lifetimes.

Chappell Roan shares her journey from Missouri to L.A., embracing her true self and glittery pop style. She discusses her new song 'Femininomenon' and the impact of acceptance on her music. The episode explores her transformation as an artist and the inspiration behind her creative process.

Jenna McDougall of Heaven She shares her transition from Tonight Alive to her new project, Hevenshe. She discusses her bold and emotional songwriting, her independent release on PREMA Records, and her excitement as an unestablished artist. With her signature vocals and relatable lyrics, Hevenshe's new single 'No One Will Ever Love You' covers themes of heartbreak and acceptance, captivating listeners with her cathartic compositions.

Austin Tolliver's journey from athlete to musician, blending country and rap influences. Discusses his diverse musical inspirations from Tupac to Tim McGraw. Talks about his upbringing, sports career, and transition to music. Highlights the success of his debut album 'Ride 4 Me' and the collaborative songwriting process. Shares insights on real estate, moving, and the challenges of the music industry.

Jonathan Terrell discusses his journey from fronting a rock band to solo artist, sharing the inspiration behind his latest album. He reveals how a moment at a Paul Simon concert led to his new song and meeting his now-fiancée. The podcast also touches on his vocal cord surgery, moving to Austin, and upcoming projects.