Bringin' it Backwards

The Requiem, a darkly romantic Florida rock band, discusses their upcoming debut album and their goal of connecting with fans. They talk about their musical influences, formation as a band, and the process of choosing their name. They also share their experiences working with a demanding producer who pushed them to create their best work.

Asinhell, vocalist/guitarist of Volbeat, discusses forming death metal band Asinhell, their debut album, and collaborating with ex-Morgoth singer Marc Grewe. They delve into their musical journey, the 80s metal scene, and the transition from physical to digital music consumption. They also talk about discovering new bands, tape trading, and the challenges of balancing day jobs with their music career. Additionally, they offer advice for aspiring artists and emphasize the importance of perseverance.

Kevin Quinn, Capitol CMG's rising pop artist, discusses the evolution of his music, the creation of his debut album 'Real Me', the unexpected gems in his songs, the drum and bass vibe in the music industry, the vulnerable ballad 'Not There Yet', and the possibility of a tour. He also gives advice to aspiring artists.

Jagwar Twin, a musician known for their music that merges nostalgia with innovation, talks about their hit song 'Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa)' that achieved viral success on TikTok. They discuss their journey in music, using music as a coping mechanism for depression and anxiety, and their involvement in the Gen Zero project to protect the environment. They also explore the mystical meaning behind their name and the significance of the number 108.

DJ Flex, hottest producer/artist, shares his journey from Newark to Ghana, and his unique sound blending Afropop, Jersey Club, and Baile Funk. He discusses his early interest in music, progression as a DJ, and the influence of Boiler Room sets. Despite challenges, he leveraged social media and TikTok to gain recognition. He also talks about creating an original track and his upcoming album in 2024.

Eric and Ryan from the band Capsule discuss their upbringing and the formation of Capsule, including their upcoming EP release. They explore a punk rock festival and talk about their recording and mixing process. They also share their approach to creating art and offer advice to aspiring artists.

Jonah Kagen, musician who released 'The Roads' EP on Arista Records, discusses his musical career, childhood memories, haunted hometown, and transition from soccer to music. He also talks about his preference for full creative control in creating music.

In this podcast, Black Smoke Trigger talks about their extreme music video filmed on top of the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere, their childhood in New Zealand, the influence of skateboarding and video games on their music, the formation of the band, recording drums and writing a tribute song, and valuable advice for aspiring artists.

21-year-old singer/songwriter maryjo talks about her journey from being shy about singing to amassing a huge following on TikTok. She discusses her experience on American Idol and signing with Atlantic Records. She also teases upcoming collaborations with Knox and shares her advice for aspiring artists.

Interview with Silent Planet, California quartet. They talk about their music, signing with Solid State, and their accident that influenced their latest album. They also discuss UFO sightings in Mount Shasta, their love for San Diego, injuries and chronic pain, and the connection between 'Fire in the Sky' and a true abduction story. They explore ancient pyramids and speculate on their origins.