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In the latest captivating installment of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian sits down with the rising country music sensation, Dariann Leigh, to delve into the heartfelt emotions and creative inspirations behind her latest single, "Bury Me on Broadway." This melancholic yet beautifully crafted sad girl country anthem draws its poignant narrative from the vibrant streets of downtown Nashville and the musical influence of country star Morgan Wallen. Dariann opens up about the dynamic and spirited recording sessions that brought the track to life, highlighting her passion for the art of storytelling that is so deeply rooted in country music tradition.
Throughout the interview, Dariann shares intimate details of her personal journey with the genre, from her earliest memories of country melodies to the way it has shaped her as an artist. She recounts the unforgettable experiences of performing live, including one particularly striking concert where she sang her heart out under a torrential downpour, creating a magical and indelible bond with her audience despite the challenging weather conditions.
Dariann's conversation with Brian reveals her deep-seated ambition to carve out a sustainable career in the music industry, fuelled by her dedication and the unwavering support of her fans. She teases listeners with hints of future projects and new music on the horizon, stirring excitement for what's to come.
The musician also gives us a glimpse into her personal life, discussing the meticulous vocal care routine that keeps her voice in top condition, and her fondness for experimenting with Adele songs, creating unique covers and mashups that showcase her versatile talent. Beyond the world of music, Dariann shares her leisure pursuits, offering a more rounded picture of her life outside the recording studio.
As the episode draws to a close, Dariann pays homage to her musical influences, expressing profound respect and admiration for the likes of Ellie Goulding and Shania Twain, whose work has left an indelible mark on her own musical style and aspirations. This episode of "Concerts That Made Us" not only provides an in-depth look at Dariann's artistic process but also serves as a testament to the power of music to forge connections, tell stories, and inspire dreams.
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In this engaging podcast episode, the talented musicians MaxX and Love sit down to have an in-depth conversation about their highly anticipated debut album, "These Blues Might Get You Too," which is eagerly awaited by fans and is scheduled for release on the 14th of June. The duo provides listeners with a rich exploration of the album's deep-rooted blues influences, while also discussing how they've skillfully woven together a tapestry of diverse musical styles, including the soulful rhythms of soul, the complex harmonies of jazz, and the vibrant, rhythmic patterns of West African music, to create a unique and eclectic sound.
Throughout the episode, Max and Love offer a candid look into the creative process behind the album, sharing stories of how they managed to capture the raw, live emotion of their performances within the confines of the recording studio. They speak highly of their collaboration with the renowned producer Matthew Fink, whose expertise helped to shape the sound and feel of the album, ensuring that each track not only stands out on its own but also contributes to the album's cohesive narrative.
The musicians also take a trip down memory lane, recounting the evolution of their relationship from a simple friendship to the formation of their band. They discuss their somewhat meteoric rise within the vibrant South African music scene, where they've quickly made a name for themselves with their soul-stirring performances and authentic sound. Looking ahead, Max and Love express their dreams and aspirations for achieving international recognition, hoping to connect with audiences around the globe through their music.
In addition to talking about their own music, MaxX and Love pay homage to the artists and albums that have shaped their musical identities. They share personal anecdotes about their musical inspirations, revealing the albums that have had a profound impact on them and continue to influence their approach to music-making. This not only highlights their passion for the craft but also offers listeners a glimpse into the musical lineage that informs their work.
Overall, this podcast episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in getting a deeper understanding of MaxX & Love's artistic vision, the making of "These Blues Might Get You Too," and the vibrant energy that these two musicians bring to the world of music.
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In this engaging and insightful episode, Brian is joined by Lucy Kruger to explore the depths her newest album, "A Human Home" which drops on May 31st.
The conversation begins with Lucy recounting the profound experiences and emotions that served as the foundation for "A Human Home." She describes the moments of personal reflection and the encounters that sparked the album's thematic core, which revolves around the concept of finding one's place in the world and the sense of belonging that comes with it.
As the dialogue progresses, Lucy delves into the technical and artistic nuances of the album's production. She also shares anecdotes about the recording sessions and the experimentation that led to the album's distinctive sonic landscape.
Anticipation builds as the topic of fan response is broached. Lucy expresses both excitement and a hint of nervousness about how her audience will receive the new work. Brian and Lucy speculate on the potential impact of "A Human Home" on Lucy's career and its place within the broader music landscape.
This is a thought-provoking episode, that ensures listeners come away with a comprehensive understanding of "A Human Home" and the artist behind it.
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In this engaging episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian, sits down with the talented musician Carla to delve into her musical journey and her latest creative endeavors. The conversations kicks off with a discussion about Carla's album "Layers" which she discusses with palpable enthusiasm. She delves into the creative process behind the album, explaining how each track is meant to peel back the different aspects of her artistry and personal experiences, much like layers being uncovered. Carla is proud of the depth and variety present in the album, and she's eager for her fans to explore the nuances of her music. She also opens up about the collaboration with local artists and how she wished to highlight the immense wealth of talent within her local community.
Carla is particularly excited to discuss her upcoming single. She's aiming for a tune that's so catchy it will stick in listeners' heads, even if it risks being played so frequently that it becomes ubiquitous. Carla is well aware of the fine line between a hit song and one that can potentially wear out its welcome, but she's confident that her new track will strike the right balance.
Carla also reminisces about the live shows she has played, recounting memorable performances and the electric atmosphere of connecting with an audience. She and Brian exchange stories about the power of live music and the unforgettable experiences that concerts can create, both for the performer and the fans.
During the conversation, Carla's vibrant personality shines through as she shares her current personal obsession with sour candies. She also indulges in a hypothetical scenario, musing about who she would choose as her ideal company if she were ever locked in a room. Without hesitation, she names the legendary musicians Miriam Makeba and Freddie Mercury, citing their incredible talent and the profound influence they've had on her as an artist.
This episode is a perfect example of the hard work and perseverance that it takes to make it in the music industry.
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In the latest engaging episode of the podcast "Concerts That Made Us," Brian is joined by the talented Australian country artist Chloe Styler, who brings a fresh perspective to the show. Styler is here to talk about her newest musical offering, the captivating single "Read a Room," which is set to release on May 31st. Throughout the episode, she provides an in-depth look at the creative process behind the single, discussing the inspiration for the lyrics, the melody composition, and the recording process that brought the song to life.
As the conversation unfolds, Chloe offers a deep dive into the unique characteristics of the Australian country music industry, highlighting how it differs from its American counterpart and what makes it special. She shares personal anecdotes and lessons learned from her time in the industry, giving listeners an authentic portrayal of the highs and lows of a musician's journey.
Listeners will be treated to Styler's reflections on her live performance experiences, from intimate gigs in local pubs to larger festival stages. She recounts memorable moments, the energy exchange with the audience, and the importance of connecting with fans through her music.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes world of music production, the cultural tapestry of Australian country music, and the personal growth that comes from pursuing a passion for music. Join us as Chloe Styler takes us on a journey through her artistic evolution and shares her vision for what lies ahead in her promising career.
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In the latest instalment of the podcast "Concerts That Made Us," Brian is thrilled to welcome Mike Gorman from rock band "The Outfit." The episode delves into an in-depth conversation about the band's highly anticipated third studio album, "Go," which has been making waves in the rock music scene.
The discussion then shifts to the practicalities of the band's rehearsal routine and the logistical challenges they face while coordinating tours. Despite the complexities, Mike emphasizes the group's dedication to delivering electrifying live performances that resonate with their fans.
Throughout the interview, Mike shares his personal connection to standout tracks from the album, such as the gritty "Monster" and the anthemic "God Save the Queen." He also reveals the overwhelmingly positive fan response to songs like "Mountain," with its soaring melodies, and "Big Eyes," which showcases the band's signature blend of powerful riffs and catchy hooks.
The conversation takes a trip down memory lane as Mike recounts the origins of "The Outfit," from their early days forming the band to their evolution into purveyors of straightforward guitar rock. He also discusses the unique advantage of having a record company CEO as their drummer, which has provided the band with invaluable industry insights and opportunities.
Mike reflects on the concerts that have shaped his musical journey, the influence of the local music scene on the band's development, and the unbridled energy that "The Outfit" brings to every live show. These experiences have not only defined the band's identity but have also cemented their reputation as a must-see act.
As the episode comes to a close, Brian and Mike discuss "The Outfit's" future plans, which include an extensive tour schedule. Fans can look forward to seeing the band perform at a range of venues, with a highlight being their much-anticipated appearance at an upcoming music festival. This tour promises to be a celebration of "The Outfit's" latest work and an opportunity for fans to experience the raw power of their live shows firsthand.
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