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In this episode of the Spout Podcast, Tamara Dhia sits down with the multi-talented artist and actor Joe Keery, known in the music world as DJO. They dive into the story behind his moniker and set the record straight on its pronunciation. Joe opens up about the inspiration for his artist name and the journey leading up to his sophomore album "Decide," featuring the viral sensation "End of Beginning."

Discover the unexpected rise of "End of Beginning.". Joe shares his thoughts on why this track resonates so deeply with listeners and whether he anticipated it becoming a new Chicago anthem.

The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they discuss Joe's encounter with Taylor Swift at a recording studio, sparking rumors of a potential collaboration and showcasing the formidable power of the Swifties. Joe also teases the possibility of new music and how the success of "End of Beginning" might influence his future projects.

Reflecting on his acting career, Joe talks about the bittersweet experience of filming the final season of Stranger Things and what fans can expect. He opens up about his feelings on saying goodbye to his beloved character, Steve Harrington, and discusses the potential for future collaborations with his fellow castmates.

Tamara and Joe also explore his fans' creativity, including the popular Steve Harrington edits on TikTok, and his reaction to them. They touch on his upcoming roles in Fargo and the film Cold Storage, and what lies ahead in his acting career.

Finally, Joe shares his artistic preferences between acting and music and gives his take on the potential TikTok ban and its implications for artists like himself.
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On this week’s episode of the Spout Podcast, host Tamara Dhia gets an extended interview with GASHI, where she dives into his fascinating life and career, and how he blends his multiple worlds into one.

GASHI first talks about the strange dichotomy of working with big names like Quavo, Travis Scott, and DJ Snake, while simultaneously working as a garbage man in New York City!

GASHI also shares his immigrant story - as his family left Albania to find a better life in the United States - and his strong connection to his home country

Although he initially signed with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation (after Jay-Z initially threw out his mixtape), GASHI doesn’t limit himself to one genre - whether it’s rap, pop, or even country on his latest record Brooklyn Cowboy, he confidently states that his genre is his own, whatever the style of music.
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In the first part of our episode, Kenya Grace takes us on a journey through the creative process behind her electrifying song, "Strangers." Discover how this track has captivated the car and racing community, becoming their anthem for exhilarating IG videos. Kenya also shares insights into the mesmerizing art of 'live looping' on synth pads, revealing the meticulous dedication required for her breathtaking live performances. Plus, she opens up about the challenges of studio sessions and her experiences performing at iconic festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury, as well as her exciting first-time adventures in the United States.
In the second part, our hosts Erik Zachary and Tamara Dhia dive into the latest buzz in pop culture. From the heated feud between Chris Brown and Quavo to the exciting news of Blue Ivy Carter's role in "Mufasa: The Lion King," they cover it all. Join the discussion as they unpack the rise of CheeseBall Man in NYC and the fleeting moment of Hozier's #1 spot, overshadowed by Taylor Swift's chart-topping dominance. And don't miss the anticipation building around Rihanna's highly awaited R7 album, as she strives for perfection.
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Join host Erik Zachary on this week's episode of The Spout Podcast with the band LANY. Known for their eclectic music and vibrant stage presence, the band gives us an exclusive peek into the creative process behind their electrifying tour production. 

Despite their star status, the band keeps it real with simple pleasures. They’ll dive into their love for Chili's—yes, they're such big fans that they have the restaurant’s logo tattooed! Plus, they reveal the humble activities they enjoy that keep them grounded.

In an exciting Spout exclusive, LANY also unveils the album art and theme for their upcoming release, offering fans a first look at what to expect from their next musical chapter.

And hear the heartfelt story of their road trip to Chicago, driven by band member Paul's admiration for Michael Jordan, making it a memorable 23rd birthday journey.

Don't miss this episode filled with surprising stories and heartfelt moments, showing us a different side of LANY only on The Spout Podcast. Tune in to hear them spout off!
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This week, Brent Smith, lead singer from Shinedown, spouts off with host Erik Zachary about the secret to the longevity of one of the most successful rock radio bands of all time. He also shares how their latest single ‘A Symptom of Being Human’ has earned them their 19th number one single over seven albums, and how their new music brings out nostalgia in their fans for another of their huge hit all the way back from 2008 - ’Second Chance’.

Brent and Erik also discuss Shinedown’s successful break into the mainstream, the increasing irrelevance of genres in music today, and Brent even teases at a possible collaboration with good friend Jelly Roll in the future. Beyond the music, as a fitness fanatic, Brent shares a few ways to jump-start your fitness routine, as well as the profound wisdom he’s learned from both his mom and grandma.

Even if you’re not a rock music fan, you have to check out this episode. As Brent Smith will be the first to tell you, everyone's welcome to the Shinedown party - because that rock and roll is more than just music, it’s a state of mind.
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Host Erik Zachary sits down with the sensational duo behind Good Neighbours, Oli and Scott. You might not recognize the name immediately, but you've likely had their breakout single 'Home' stuck in your head or stumbled upon it while scrolling through Instagram or TikTok. Despite 'Home' being a recent project, Oli and Scott are seasoned musicians, each bringing years of experience working in neighboring studios and on various projects. Their decision to join forces has struck a chord, amassing millions of streams in less than a year.
Hear the journey of 'Home' from creation to viral sensation, exploring the unique challenges and exhilarating moments of finishing a song after it has already captured the public's imagination. Good Neighbors share insights into staying focused amidst the whirlwind of sudden fame and the strategies they employ to keep their creativity flowing without getting lost in the noise.
Moreover, Oli and Scott reveal what excites them the most about their future in music, offering listeners a glimpse into what's next for Good Neighbours.
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