27 episodes
Graveyard Sessions Lara Taubman
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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The Graveyard Sessions is like having a studio visit with artists across all kinds of artistic mediums. Your host, performing singer songwriter Lara Taubman, was inspired to make the podcast to explain what inspired the nine songs on her debut album Revelation. Once a visual arts curator and historian herself, her favorite part of her job was to visit the artist's studios, and see what inspired their work. She hopes to bring that exploration to the podcast with musicians, writers, visual artists and anyone involved in a creative process.
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Episode 28: Come to Me: A song about nature, the gospel and a desire to be free.
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Episode 27: The darkness before the dawn has been my hope throughout my life.
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Episode 26: A Creek in Belgrade, Montana inspired the song "The Water"
Listen to how a creek in Montana inspired me to write this song.
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Episode 25: What Inspired the Making of Silver Linings
Check out the first episode from my album "Ol' Kentucky Light" about how and why I created the song "Silver Linings."
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Episode 24: Clem Chesterfield
Clem Chesterfield would always let you know he is a legend in his own right and based on that he has many stories to tell here in this episode. He talks about his Canadian origins, what brought him to making music and about his new album “Of Lures and Love.” available right now on all streaming platforms. I definitely recommend you take a listen to the album and the interview.
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Episode 23: Rodrigo Alonzo
Rod is a Brooklyn based performing singer songwriter and recording artist who I met a couple years ago. He and I return to the worlds of our childhood in this episode to remember what brought us to music. Rod tells how he kept coming back to making music throughout his life. He plays one of his own songs Little Brother but even a surprise Kenny Rogers tune, both of which are wildly entertaining.
Customer Reviews
Vulnerable exploration
I have seen Lara play many times over the years and am always impressed with her dedication to the craft— not only the song composition but also the thoughtfulness of the lyrics as they reveal a deeper exploration of self. This podcast is a gift to listeners, offering vulnerability and transparency into the mind of a true artist.